Background
COLMO, Alfredo was born on June 22, 1876 in Buenos Aires, Died July 6, 1934. Son of Bernardo Colmo and Magdalena Rocca.
professor and public man Argentine lawyer
COLMO, Alfredo was born on June 22, 1876 in Buenos Aires, Died July 6, 1934. Son of Bernardo Colmo and Magdalena Rocca.
Professor of the Spanish language (by competition) in the Colegio Nacional Sur, Buenos Aires, 1899-1911. Professor of philosophy in the same, 1902-1911. Professor of educational legislation in the Escuela Normal de Profesores, Buenos Aires, 19031904.
Secretary of the Civil Court, Buenos Aires, 1903-1907.
Substitute professor of the civil law (by competition) in the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires, 19031908. Associate professor (adjunto), 19081910.
Titular professor, 1910-1922. Honorary professor, 1931.
Substitute professor of sociology (by competition) in the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the same university, 1904-1906.
Argentine consul in Toulouse, France, 1911-1912. In Liverpool, England, 1912-1914. Argentine delegate to the Congress for the Protection of Children, Brussels, 1913.
Counselor of the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires, 1918-1920.
Director of the Anales of the same, 1918— 1920. Counselor of the University, 19201922.
Argentine delegate to the International Labor Conference, Geneva, 1920. Member of the First Civil Court of Appeals of Buenos Aires, 1920-1930.
Delegate to the Pan-American Scientific Conress of Lima, 1924-1925.
Visiting proessor of Columbia University, New York, 1929. Delegate to various other international gatherings.
Institut International de Sociologie, Paris. Société de Législation Comparée, Paris. Société des Américanistes, Paris.
Faculty of Political and Economic Sciences of the University of San Marcos, Lima.
Academia de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales. Harvard Law School Association, New New York
Real Academia de Legislaciónew york Jurisprudencia, Madrid (corresponding member). Rotary Club of Buenos Aires (president, and governor of District Number.
63, 1928-1929); Instituto Cultural Argentino Norte Americano (president since its founding in 1928).
Married Delia Zavalla Moreno.