Cynthia Strout Knuth

Background

Knuth, Cynthia Strout was born in Walpole, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Harold A. and Doris A. (Kendall) Strout.

Education

Conference precis-writer United Nations, Copenhagen, 1954-1956. Executive secretary to United Nations legal counsel, New York City, 1956-1962,to president General Assembly, 1962-1963, United Nations Development Program, 1964-1969. With Center for International Affairs, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1976-1982.

Consultant to Board Regents of Higher Education in Massachusetts, 1983-1986.

Founder Friends ofthe Wampanoag, Boston, 1986, Friends of Native Americans, 1989, Menotomy Indian Day, Arlington, Massachusetts, 1991, Aberjona Indian Day, Winchester, Massachusetts, 1992.

Career

General Assembly, 1962-1963, United Nations Development

Achievements

• Cynthia Strout Knuth has been listed as a noteworthy educational consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Common Cause (Executive Board Massachusetts 1986), United Nations Association (Executive Board 1970), Boston Jazz Society (Executive Board 1975), Mystic River Watershed Association (Executive Board 1991), Phi Delta Kappa (2s vice president Harvard University chapter 1990-1992), Sierra.

Connections

Married Count Adam Knuth.

Father:

Harold A. Strout

Mother:

Doris A. (Kendall) Strout

Spouse:

Count Adam Knuth.