Background
Rector, Milton Gage was born on January 3, 1918 in Fallon, Nevada, United States. Son of William L. and Virginia E. (Renfro) Rector.
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Milton Gage Rector
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Education
Bachelor of Arts, University Southern California, 1940; postgraduate, University of California-Berkeley postgraduate, Columbia University.
Career
With, Los Angeles County Probation Department, 1940-1946;
probation officer charge forestry camp for delinquent boys, Los Angeles County Probation Department, 1943-1946;
with, National Council Crime and Delinquency, 1946-1982;
consultant Western region, National Council Crime and Delinquency, 1946-1952;
director parole services, National Council Crime and Delinquency, 1952-1955;
assistant executive director, National Council Crime and Delinquency, 1955-1959;
executive director, National Council Crime and Delinquency, 1959-1982;
president, National Council Crime and Delinquency, 1972-1982;
visiting professor Graduate School Social Work, U. Utah, 1982-1984. Member President's Advisory Committee on Delinquency and Youth Crime, 1960-1966. Conservation to the United States Senate subcommittee investigation delinquency, 1953.
Organized National Conference Parole, 1956. Board directors American Correctional Association, 1959-1973,Osborne Association, 1960-1975, National Study Service, 1960-1976, U. Maryland. Institute Criminal Justice, 1972-1978, Center for Correctional Justice, 1972-1978, State University of New York-Albany Criminal Justice Institute, Academy Judicial Education, 1970-1975, Law in American Society Foundation.
Chairman, Board Of Directors Joint Commission Correctional Manpower and Training, 1965-1970. Consultant President's Crime Commission, 1965-1968. United States representative United Nations Social Defense Section, 1965-1975.
United States delegate United Nations World Congress on Crime and Delinquency, Stockholm, 1965, Kyoto, Japan, 1970. Member National Commission onReform Federal Criminal Laws, 1969-1970, New York City Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, 1967-1973, National Commision on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals, 1971-1973, Institute on Judicial Administration-American Bar Association Commision on Juvenile Justice Standards, 1973-1976. Member of advisory commission on correctional education Education communications of States, 1975-1977.
Achievements
Membership
Served to Lieutenant (junior grade) United States Naval Reserve, 1944-1946. Commander Reserve.
Connections
Married Harriet Louise Phibbs, August 1, 1940. Children: Brian Eugene (deceased), Barbara Elaine (deceased), Dianne Eileen, Bruce Alan.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1940
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Awards
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Recipient August Volmer award American Criminological Society, 1971. Meritorious Service award National Council Juvenile and Family Court Judges, 1962. John Howard award John Howard Association, 1974. Award John Jay College Criminal Justice, 1979. Karl Menninger award Fortune Society, 1979. Harold DeWolf award Offender Aid and Restoration United States of America Inc., 1980. Award National Forum on Criminal Justice, 1981. Margaret Mead award International Halfway House Association, 1982. Award for enhancement professional education University Utah Graduate School Social Work, 1983.Recipient August Volmer award American Criminological Society, 1971. Meritorious Service award National Council Juvenile and Family Court Judges, 1962. John Howard award John Howard Association, 1974.
Award John Jay College Criminal Justice, 1979. Karl Menninger award Fortune Society, 1979. Harold DeWolf award Offender Aid and Restoration United States of America Inc., 1980.
Award National Forum on Criminal Justice, 1981. Margaret Mead award International Halfway House Association, 1982. Award for enhancement professional education University Utah Graduate School Social Work, 1983.