Leonce Cloutier

Background

Cloutier, Leonce was born on February 5, 1928 in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Son of Napoleon and Eugenie (Langevin) Cloutier.

Education

BScA, Laval U., 1950; Doctor of Science, Laval U., 1964.

Career

Production engineer, Canada Packers Ltd., Montreal, Quebec, 1950-1952; design engineer, C. D. Howe Company, Montreal, 1952-1955; member of faculty, Laval U., 1955-1988; professor chemical engineering, Laval U., 1967-1988, retired; director department, Laval U., 1969-1975; secretary faculty science and engineering, Laval U., 1980-1986. Teacher summer courses to engineers Alcan Company, Arvida, 1965, Demerara Bauxite Company, Guyana, 1968. Visiting professor material science and engineering department University of California, Berkeley, 1975-1976.

Vice president Valmiro Ltd., 1965-1970, Caisse Populaire St. Thomas D'Aquin, 1965-1975, 77-81. Member associate committee automatic control National Research Council, 1971-1975.

Achievements

• Leonce Cloutier has been listed as a noteworthy Chemical engineering educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Local president, provincial vice president Quefratec, 1969-1972. Member Chemical Institute Canada (prize 1949), Order Engineers Quebec, Society Canadienne de Genie Chimique.

Connections

Married Jeannine Fillion, August 4, 1951. Children: Denise, Pauline, Gaston.

Father:

Napoleon Cloutier

Mother:

Eugenie (Langevin) Cloutier

Spouse:

Jeannine Fillion

child:

Gaston Cloutier

child:

Denise Cloutier

child:

Pauline Cloutier