Reynold Erland Carlson

September 7, 1912 (age 81)

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Assistant professor economics, Johns Hopkins University, 1940-1948; economics consultant, United Nations, 1946-1947; economics consultant, Economics Commission Latin American, Santiago, Chile, 1948; associate professor economics, director, Institute Brazilian Studies, Vanderbilt University, 1949-1953; economist, Joint Brazilian-United States Development Commission, Institute Inter-American Affairs, Rio de Janeiro, 1951-1952; senior economist, Western Hemisphere operations World Bank, 1953-1958; professor economics, director graduate program economics development, Vanderbilt University, 1958-1963; Adjunct Professor, Vanderbilt University, 1978-1979; visiting professor, Grinnell College, 1979-1980; visiting professor, Franklin Pierce College, 1980-1981. Consultant Ford Foundation, 1959-1961, representative in, Rio de Janeiro, 1961-1965. Associate director Ford Foundation (Latin American program), 1965-1966. United States ambassador to, Colombia, 1966-1969. Representative Ford Foundation in, Buenos Aires, 1969-1972, regionalprogram adviser, Lima, Peru, 1972-1975.

Reynold Erland Carlson

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Background

Carlson, Reynold Erland was born on September 7, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Amel Reynold and Lillian (Evald) Carlson.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Northwestern University, 1936. Master of Arts, Northwestern University, 1937. Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University, 1946.

Career

Assistant professor economics, Johns Hopkins University, 1940-1948; economics consultant, United Nations, 1946-1947; economics consultant, Economics Commission Latin American, Santiago, Chile, 1948; associate professor economics, director, Institute Brazilian Studies, Vanderbilt University, 1949-1953; economist, Joint Brazilian-United States Development Commission, Institute Inter-American Affairs, Rio de Janeiro, 1951-1952; senior economist, Western Hemisphere operations World Bank, 1953-1958; professor economics, director graduate program economics development, Vanderbilt University, 1958-1963; Adjunct Professor, Vanderbilt University, 1978-1979; visiting professor, Grinnell College, 1979-1980; visiting professor, Franklin Pierce College, 1980-1981. Consultant Ford Foundation, 1959-1961, representative in, Rio de Janeiro, 1961-1965. Associate director Ford Foundation (Latin American program), 1965-1966.

United States ambassador to, Colombia, 1966-1969. Representative Ford Foundation in, Buenos Aires, 1969-1972, regionalprogram adviser, Lima, Peru, 1972-1975.

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Reynold Erland Carlson has been listed as a noteworthy foundation executive, ambassador by Marquis Who's Who.

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Served to Second lieutenant United States Army Air Force, 1942-1945. Member American Economic Association, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Sigma Pi. Clubs: Cosmos (Washington).

University (Nashville).

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Son of Amel Reynold and Lillian (Evald) C. M. Patricia Proctor, July 27, 1964. 1 daughter, Marie Louise Roehm.

Father:: Amel Reynold Carlson
Mother:: Lillian (Evald) Carlson
Spouse:: Patricia Proctor

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