Frederick Warren Dow

Background

Dow, Frederick Warren was born on August 2, 1917 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Frederick Vincent and Marcia (McMahon) Dow.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Boston College, 1940. Master of Science in Physical Chemistry, University Massachusetts, 1942. A.M. in Educational Psychology, Yale, 1950.

Doctor of Philosophy in University Adminstrn, Yale, 1955.

Career

Various management positions, Dow Chemical Company, 1950-1967; managing director, Dow Chemical Company, France, 1963-1966; general manager, Latin American, Pacific, Office of Associate Companies, Midland, Michigan, 1966-1967; Hayes Healy professor marketing, Graduate School Business, U. Notre Dame, 1967-1977; University professor international management, United States International U., San Diego, since 1977; dean School of Business, United States International U., San Diego, 1986-1989; Chairman of the Board, Kestrel Inc., New York City. Member science advising committee Italian Ministry of Tourism, 1969-1989.

Achievements

• Frederick Warren Dow has been listed as a noteworthy management educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served to major United States Army, 1942-1946. Fellow Royal Society Art. Member American Chemical Society, Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi.

Clubs: Union League (New York City). Travelers (Paris).

Connections

Married Patricia Rathbone, October 2, 1943. Children: Frederick Warren, Bradford Rathbone, Martha Trevelen Dow Lewis.

Father:

Frederick Vincent Dow

Mother:

Marcia (McMahon) Dow

Spouse:

Patricia Rathbone

child:

Bradford Rathbone Dow

child:

Frederick Warren Dow

child:

Martha Trevelen Dow Lewis Dow