Pardo Frederick Delliquadri

Background

Delliquadri, Pardo Frederick was born on January 20, 1915 in Pueblo, Colorado, United States. Son of Colombo Frederick and Rose Marie (Russo) Delliquadri.

Education

Bachelor of Arts cum laude, U. Colorado, 1938; Master of Science in Social Work, U. Nebraska, 1941.

Career

World Pet Association investigator in, Wyoming, 1938-1939; research, Brookings Institution, 1940; public welfare childrens worker, Yakima, Washington, 1941; state statistician, Wyoming Public Welfare Department, 1942; director childrens division, Wyoming Public Welfare Department, 1946-1948; superintendent child welfare, Illinois Department Public Welfare, 1948-1950; director division children and youth, Wisconsin Department Public Welfare, 1950-1960; dean, New York School Social Work, Columbia, 1960-1967; dean, School Social Work, U. Hawaii, 1967-1968; chief, United States Children's Bureau, Washington, 1968-1969; dean, School Social Welfare, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1969-1972; dean, School Social Work, U. Alabama, 1972-1981; University professor, School Social Work, U. Alabama, 1981. Executive secretary Illinois Committee Children and Youth, 1948, Wisconsin Committee Children andYouth, 1950-1960. Technical advising committee White House Conference Children and Youth, 1950.

Advisory council child welfare United States Congress, 1958-1959. United Nations social welfare adviser to, El Salvador, 1959. United States representative Inter-American Children'sInst., Montevideo, Uruguay, 1958-1961, vice president, 1959-1961.

Vice chairman United States delegation Pan American Child Congress, Bogata, Columbia, 1959. United States exec.bd. United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, 1961-1969.

Member of Mayor New York City Committee Public Welfare, 1961-1967. Member board, Executive Committee New York Citizens Committee Children, 1961-1967. Ad hoc committee Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1961.

Panel training grants President's Commission Juvenile Delinquency,1962-1966, chairman, 1963-1966. Chairman advisory group New York State Legislation Committee on Child Care, 1965-1967. Chairman New York Advisory Welfare Study Committee, 1965-1966.

Delegate White House Conference on Children, 1970-1971. Executive Board Wisconsin Welfare Council, 1969. Consultant Community Research Associates, New York City, 1970-1974.

Chairman advising committee Alabama Department Pensions and Security, from 1975. Lecturer University of California at Los Angeles, 1981-1982. Consultant on volunteerism First Interstate Bank of California, from 1983.

Consultant Los Angeles County Department Mental Health, from 1985.

Achievements

• Pardo Frederick Delliquadri has been listed as a noteworthy University dean by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member task force on leisure National Council Churches United States of America, 1965-1967. United States delegate United Nations Conference for International Ministers Social Welfare, 1968. National board directors American Humane Association, from 1975, vice president children's division, 1974, president, from 1977.

Served to Lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1942-1946. Member American Public Welfare Association (chairman membership committee 1950-1952, director 1952, 54, 57, chairman self-study committee 1965), Child Welfare League American, American Association Social Workers (chairman nominating committee 1954-1955), Council Social Work Education (chairman career committee 1961-1967, Chairman of Commission on administration 1968-1969, chairman dean's steering committee 1971, national nominating committee from 1975), National Association Social Workers (chairman Wisconsin 1957-1959, national director from 1975), American Council Nationality Services, National Conference Social Work (vice president 1960-1961, chairman program committee 1970-1971), conferences social welfare Wyoming, Illinois, Wisconsin, New York, Wisconsin Parent-Teachers Association (life), Alabama Conference Social Work (president 1976-1977), Alumni Association U. Colorado (president Northeastern chapter), Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi.

Connections

Married Velma Lee Ingram, September 9, 1939. Children— Toni Cheryl, Lyn Christine, Geri Martha.

Father:

Colombo Frederick Delliquadri

Mother:

Rose Marie (Russo) Delliquadri

Spouse:

Velma Lee Ingram