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Srully Blotnick
Srully Blotnick ( – ) was an American author and journalist.〔Thomson Gale (April 26, 2006). Biography - Blotnick, Srully (D.) (1941-). ''Contemporary Authors''〕 Notable books include ''Getting Rich Your Own Way,'' ''Computers Made Ridiculously Easy,'' ''The Corporate Steeplechase: Predictable Crises in a Business Career,'' ''Otherwise Engaged: The Private Lives of Successful Career Women,'' and ''Ambitious Men: Their Drives, Dreams and Delusions.''〔Jones, Alex S. (July 21, 1987). (Forbes Column Ended As Research Is Doubted. ) ''New York Times''〕
== Education ==
An expert swimmer, Blotnick first attended the University of Miami, but he later transferred to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for math. After receiving his BS degree, he attended the University of California, Berkeley, and then Princeton University, where he received his MA in math and physics, with honors. His interest in mathematical models in sociology took him to Columbia University where a survey was being conducted, funded by the National Science Foundation and he joined a team of researchers. The head of the project died suddenly and the team was left leaderless, unfunded, so Blotnick joined a Wall Street firm for the next 7 years as a research analyst, but his interest in the study continued and he began to write books on the topics.
His first two books were based on his actual experiences. Blotnick obtained his Ph.D. in 1978 via mail order from Pacific Western University, correspondence school in Los Angeles. His publicity claimed the NSF grant as the foundation for on-going research that gave him an inside track on society and investing. He became a business psychology columnist for ''Forbes'' magazine and began writing social science books.
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