Parish, Hayward Carroll was born on February 13, 1920 in Pasadena, California, United States. Son of Hayward Carroll and Gertrude I. (Riggs) P. Bachelor of Arts, University of California at Los Angeles 1949, Master of Arts, 1950, Doctor of Philosophy, 1958. Los Angeles County youth commissioner, 1938-1942, president commission, 1938.
AB, University of California at Los Angeles, 1949. Master of Arts, University of California at Los Angeles, 1950. Doctor of Philosophy, University of California at Los Angeles, 1958.
President commission Los Angeles County, 1938, youth commissioner, 1938—1942. Assistant professor naval science University California, 1946—1947, 1952—1953, associate professor, 1954, assistant dean, 1957—1962, associate dean, 1962—1971, dean, 1966—1971. President Kapa Company, since 1969, Environmental Design Associates, since 1982.
Provost, trustee Miller Community College, 1971—1979. Secretary citizens independent vice investigating committee Los Angeles Administration, 1938. Consultant Time-Life Books Inc., 1938, United States Office Education, 1969—1971.
Member executive committee Los Angeles County Coordinating Councils, 1939—1941. Attaché California State Legislature, 1947. Collaborator Institute International Relations, Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, 1960—1964.
Lecturer Asiatic Studies, University Southern California, 1961. Member scholarship advisory committee California State Scholarship and Loan Commission, 1964—1971. Adjunct professor political science University La Verne, 1976—1985.
Property manager; Served United States Naval Reserve, World World War II, Korea, captain, 1964, commanding officer Naval Reserve Officers School, 1965-1968.
Fellow: American Association for the Advancement of Science, Augustan Society, Institute International des Arts et des Lettres (life). Member: Sons of the Revolution, Japan American Society Southern California (honorary officer), Associated Japan American Societies (United States) (vice president 1979-1981), Associations Student Finance Aid Administrators, Western (president 1970, Distinguished Achievement award 1971), National 1971, (Distinguished Service award 1971), Committee Foreign Students, College Scholarship Service, American Legion (life. Member National Security Commission 1950-1953), Manorial Society Great Britain (life), Association Indiana Colleges Schools (committee chairman), American College Personnel Association (chairman commission), Association Asian Studies (chairman Pacific Coast regional conference 1967), International Political Science Association, Society Colonial Wars, Founders Patriots American (governor general 1978-1981), American Political Science Association, Navy League (life), University of California at Los Angeles Faculty Center Club, International House Japan Club (Tokyo), Jonathan Club (Los Angeles), Pi Gamma Mu (chancellor Western region, honorary trustee 1984-1987, vice chancellor since 1984, national honor Key 1973), Pi Sigma Alpha, Alpha Mu Gamma, American Siam Society (president), Asia Society, Siam Society (life), Phi Eta Sigma.
