Phyllis Ann Wallace

Background

Wallace, Phyllis Ann was born in Baltimore. Daughter of John L. and Stevella (Parker) Wallace.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, New York University, 1943; Master of Arts, Yale, 1944; Doctor of Philosophy, Yale, 1948.

Career

Economist, statistician, National Bureau Economics Research, 1948-1952; lecturer, City College of New York, 1948-1951; associate professor economics, Atlanta U., 1953-1957; economics analyst, United States Government, Washington, 1957-1965; chief technical studies, United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washington, 1966-1969; vice president research, Metropolitan Applied Research Center, New York City, 1969-1972; professor, Sloan School Management Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 1973-1986. Board directors Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association American, New York.

Achievements

• Phyllis Ann Wallace has been listed as a noteworthy Business educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Brookings Institution, Washington, Museum Fine Arts, Boston. Member Minimum Wage Study Commission, President's Pay Advisory Committee. Member Industrial Relations Research Association (president 1988).

Connections

Father:

John L. Wallace

Mother:

Stevella (Parker) Wallace