Frank Wallace Notestein

Background

Notestein, Frank Wallace was born on August 16, 1902 in Alma., Michigan, United States. Son of Frank Newton and Mary Elizabeth (Wallace) Notestein.

Education

Student, Alma (Michigan

Career

Instructor economics Cornell Univercity, 1926-1927. Fellow Social Science Research Council, 1927-1928. Research associate Milbank Memorial Fund, 1928-1929, member technical staff, 1929-1936.

Lecturer charge Office Population Research, Princeton, 1936-1941, director, 1941-1959, professor demography, 1945-1959, visiting senior research demographer, from 1959.

Visiting lecturer Woodrow Wilson School, 1969-1971. President Population Council, New York City, 1959-1968, then president emeritus.

Consultant-director population division department social affairs United Nations, 1946-1948. Member United Nations advising committee Experts on World Population Plan of Action.

Member National Commission Obervance World Population Year, 1974.

Achievements

• Frank Wallace Notestein has been listed as a noteworthy demographer. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Academy Arts and Sciences. Member Council on Foreign Relations, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Philosophical Society, American Sociological Society, American Statistical Association, Population Association American, International Statistical Institute, International Union for Science Studies Population, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. Clubs: Princeton (New York).

Connections

Married Daphne Limbach, October 8, 1927.

Father:

Frank Newton Notestein

Mother:

Mary Elizabeth (Wallace) Notestein

Spouse:

Daphne Limbach