Israel Stollman

Background

Stollman, Israel was born on March 15, 1923 in New York City. Son of Philip and Yetta (Strelchik) Stollman.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Social Science, City College of New York, 1947. M. City Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1948.

Career

Planner Cleveland Planning Commission, 1948-1951. Planning director Youngstown, Ohio, 1951-1957. Professor, chairman division city and regional planning Ohio State University, 1957-1968.

Executive director American Society Planning Officials, 1968-1978, American Planning Association, Washington, 1978-1993, consultant, from 1994. Lecturer Western Reserve University, 1949-1951, University Chicago, 1968-1969, University Virginia, 1994—2002. President Association Collegiate School Planning, 1966-1967.

Chairman Charles E. Merriam Center Public Administration, 1977-1993.

Achievements

• Israel Stollman has been listed as a noteworthy city planner by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Alfred Bettman Foundation. Board governors Metropolitan Housing and Planning Council Chicago, vice president, 1969-1979. Served with United States Army Air Force, 1943-1945.

Fellow American Institute Certified Planners (executive director emeritus), International Federation Housing and Planning (bureau member 1988-1998), Society for American City and Regional Planning History (trustee 1996—2001), Lambda Alpha.

Interests

• Stereoscopy.

Connections

Married Mary Florence Callahan, December 27, 1953. Children– Susan Elisabeth, Katharine Rachel, Sarah Ellen.

Father:

Philip Stollman

Mother:

Yetta (Strelchik) Stollman

Spouse:

Mary Florence Callahan

child:

Katharine Rachel Stollman

child:

Susan Elisabeth Stollman

child:

Sarah Ellen Stollman