Background
Hayashida, Frank was born on February 9, 1933 in Artesia, California, United States. Son of Tamehachi and Chiya (Furuta) H. Associate of Arts, Wilson College, Chicago, 1955.
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Frank Hayashida
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Education
Associate of Arts, Wilson College, Chicago, 1955. Bachelor of Education with honors, Chicago State College, 1958. Master of Arts, Indiana State College, 1960.
Postgraduate, Indiana University, 1960—1962. Postgraduate, University Illinois Chicago. Postgraduate, Governor State University.
Career
Instructor speech Indiana State College, Terre Haute, 1958-1959. Instructor speech Wilson College, 1962, director student activities, 1962-1971, administrative assistant, 1967-1973. Dean planning and operations Kennedy-King College, Chicago, 1973-1981, member of faculty Kennedy-King College, 1981, department chairman speech theatre broadcasting, 1991-1993, director theatre, 1991-1995, member of faculty Kennedy-King College Center for Commander
Arts and Sciences, 1993, professor speech, theatre, broadcasting, 1994.
Playwriting workshops, 1994, Reader"s Theatre, 1994. Technical director WhiteBarn Theatre, Terre Haute, 1955.
Assistant director television Variety Hour, Seoul, of Korea, 1971. Technical director Shawnee Summer Theatre of Greene County, Incorporated., Bloomfield, Indiana, 1960-1981, associate producer, 1967-1981, producer-director,1981-1986, executive producer, 1987-1988, secretary board dirs, 1967-1976, secretary-treasurer board dirs, 1977-1986.
Board directors, honorary member, Shawnee Theatre.
Member of faculty Shawnee School Speech and Dramatic Arts, 1960-1978, dean, 1979-1986. Member Executive Board Station WKKC-FM, 1984, general manager, 1985-1986. Producer technical Superior vena cava syndrome, Chicago Access Corporation, 1988-1991.
Administrative assistant to vice president Station WVON-Department of Administration and Management, 1990.
Consultant Hays & Company.
Achievements
Membership
Member Japanese-American Citizens League, Chicago, 1983. Served with United States Army, 1953-1955, of Korea. John Hay Whitney fellow, 1959.
Member American Theatre Association, American Film Institute, Broadcast Educators Association, Illinois Broadcasters Association, Knights Street Peter Claver (county # 241, grand knight 1989), Saint Charles Lwanga/Saint Laurence, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Beta Lambda, Theta Alpha Phi (treasurer 1955-1962, Karl Malden award 1957), Kappa Delta Pi.
