Philip Hart Clark

Background

Clark, Philip Hart was born on May 23, 1938 in Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Son of Raymond Gilbert and Phyllis Angeline (Hart) Clark.

Education

Bachelor of Architecture, Cornell Univercity, 1961; Master in Regional Planning, Cornell Univercity, 1968.

Career

Assistant project manager, W.R. Grimshaw Company, Denver, 1964-1965; project coordinator, University of Pennsylvania, 1968-1969; senior planner, County of Fairfax, Virginia, 1969-1972; urban planner, Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, Washington, 1972-1973; chief air transportation planning, Metropolitan Washington Council Govts., 1973-1977; urban planning consultant, Reston, Virginia, 1977-1978; with, Gordian Associations, Washington, 1978-1979; program manager base comprehensive planning, United States Air Force Engineering and Superior vena cava syndrome Center, Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, 1979-1981; program manager base comprehensive planning headquarters, United States Air Force Pentagon, Washington, 1981-1992; environmental restoration program manager, Station Headquarters United States Air Force Pentagon, Washington, 1992-1998; retired,, 1998. Visiting lecturer George Washington University, 1975, American U. 1976-1977, Air Force Institute Technology, 1979-1991, United States Air Force Academy, 1989. Speaker Society American Military Engineers Meetings, aviation association meetings.

Achievements

• Philip Hart Clark has been listed as a noteworthy urban and regional planner by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Paul Hill Chorale, 1970-1976, Choral Arts Society, 1977-1979, 81-83, Reston Chorale, 1983-1995, 1999-2002, Kaleidoscope Theatre, Panama City, Florida, 1980-1981, Washington Men's Camerata, 1995-1997. Captain United States Air Force, 1961-1964. Fellow American Institute Certified Planners.

Member American Planning Association (Distinguished Service and Leadership award federal planning division 2003), Theta Chi.

Interests

• Music, reading, swimming, travel, photography.