Frank Levin Clauson

Background

Clauson, Frank Levin was born on October 20, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Frank L. and Ethel (Emrich) Clauson.

Education

Student, University Vienna (Austria), 1964-1965; Bachelor, Denison U., 1966; Master of Arts, University of Wisconsin, 1971; M. Landscape Architecture, Harvard University, 1978.

Career

Assistant professor, Western Illinois U., Macomb, 1971-1973; instructor, University of Wisconsin -Extension, Madison, 1973-1974; planner, Leo Jacobson, AIP, Madison, 1974-1975; project manager, Roxbury/Dorchester Community Program, Boston, 1977-1978; urban designer, City of Newton (Massachusetts), 1978-1981; president, Stan Clauson Associations Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1981-1988; director planning and development, City of Montpelier (Vermont), 1988-1991; owner, principal, Stan Clauson Associations, Montpelier, since 1991. Sabbatical researcher street lighting public spaces, Lausanne, Switzerland, 1986-1987.

Achievements

• Frank Levin Clauson has been listed as a noteworthy City planning consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Vermont Symphony Orchestra, Burlington, since 1990. Member Montpelier DesignRev. Committee, since 1991, Vermont College Advisory Committee, Montpelier, 1990-1991, Cambridge (Massachusetts) Board Zoning Appeals, 1980-1986.

President Massachusetts Association Cons. Planners, Boston, 1984-1985. Member American Institute Certified Planners, National Council Urban Economics Development, American Planning Association, Vermont Society Landscape Architecture, Vermont Planners Association, Montpelier Rotary Club (chairman Youth Exch.

1992-1993).

Interests

• Avocation: skiing.

Connections

Married Judith Johnson, August 3, 1968. Children: Max, Elli, Fritz Per.

Father:

Frank L. Clauson

Mother:

Ethel (Emrich) Clauson

Spouse:

Judith Johnson

child:

Fritz Per Clauson

child:

Elli Clauson

child:

Max Clauson