Branford Price Millar

Background

Millar, Branford Price was born on March 20, 1914 in Monroe, Connecticut, United States. Son of Morgan and Harriet Agnes (Hogg) Millar.

Education

Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude, Harvard, 1935, Master of Arts, 1938, Doctor of Philosophy, 1936.

Career

Instructor English, Harvard, 1935-1941, Maryland. State Teachers College, 1941-1943. From assistant professor to Professor of English, Michigan State University, 1946-1958, assistant dean School Graduate Studies, 1950-1955.

President Portland (Oregon) State University, 1959-1968, Distinghished Service Professor of English, 1969-1975, special assistant to president, 1974-1975.

Distinguished Research professor Oregon State System Higher Education, 1968-1969, consultant, panelist, National Endowment for the Humanities, 1969-1975. Board of directors Portland Art Museum, 1971-1973.

Achievements

• Branford Price Millar has been listed as a noteworthy educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Modern Language Association Beta Kappa. Club: University (Portland).

Connections

Married Teresa Calamara, June 20, 1939. Children: Andrew Craig, Constance Irene.

Father:

Morgan Millar

Mother:

Harriet Agnes (Hogg) Millar

Spouse:

Teresa Calamara

child:

Andrew Craig Millar

child:

Constance Irene Millar