He also taught at the Hartt School of Music from 1975, the Manhattan School of Music from 1989 to 1999, the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, and lectured for three years at Harvard University.
He returned to Hull to lecture for seven years while studying for a doctorate.
That includes Ross, where Dr. Wilson lectured for seven years, until early 2010.
In 1768 he accepted the chair in public economy and commerce at the Palatine School in Milan, where he lectured for two years.
After traveling around the United States for three years giving lectures for the Mayflower moving company, Mr. Charlton went back to England, penniless.
There for three years he lectured in mathematics and researched computers - including the Manchester Mark 1.
In retirement after 1995 he lectured in Australia, chaired the Michael Sieff Foundation for three years and became one of the first fellows of the Centre for Social Policy, at Dartington, Devon, where he was chair for three years.
Thereafter, he taught for three years on the MCV faculty, and lectured at the University of Minnesota's Medical School for a year as an assistant professor of bacteriology and immunology.
He trained for three years to join the British Antique Furniture Restorers Associationn and often lectured on furniture restoration for the association.
He lectured and broadcast on the BBC World Service, particularly on musical, literary and dramatic subjects; edited the Peter Warlock Society's newsletter; and, for three years, chaired the Kensington Music Society.
