Richard Pardee Youtz

Background

Youtz, Richard Pardee was born on January 14, 1910 in Henry, South Dakota, United States. Son of Edwin Stanton and May (Pardee) Youtz.

Education

AB, Carleton College, 1933; Doctor of Philosophy, Yale, 1937.

Career

Carleton-in-China teaching fellow, Ming I Middle School, Fenchow, Shansi., China, 1930-1932; assistant research psychology, Yale, 1935-1937; assistant research psychology, Harvard, 1937; instructor psychology, Barnard College, Columbia, 1937-1939; assistant professor, Barnard College, Columbia, 1940-1942, 46-47; associate professor, Barnard College, Columbia, 1947-1950; professor, Barnard College, Columbia, 1950-1974; department chairman, Barnard College, Columbia, 1946-1974; professor emeritus, Barnard College, Columbia, 1974-1986; assistant professor, Oberlin College, 1939-1940. Consultant American Institute Research, Pittsburgh, 1946-1986, Operations Research Office, 1952-1986. Director Operations Research Office Project, Korea, 1951.

Achievements

• Richard Pardee Youtz has been listed as a noteworthy Psychologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Captain United States Army Air Force, 1942-1946. Fellow American Psychological Association, American Association for the Advancement of Science, New York Academy of Sciences. Member Eastern, New York State psychological associations, Men's Faculty Club of Columbia, Sigma Xi.

Connections

Married Adella Mae Clark, September 20, 1933. Children: Edwin Merritt, Carolyn Pardee, Kathryn Frazer.

Father:

Edwin Stanton Youtz

Mother:

May (Pardee) Youtz

Spouse:

Adella Mae Clark

child:

Edwin Merritt Youtz

child:

Kathryn Frazer Youtz

child:

Carolyn Pardee Youtz