Robert Wallace Craig

Background

Craig, Robert Wallace was born on September 16, 1924 in Long Beach, California, United States. Son of Harold Fleming and Ellen Amelia (Stagg) Craig.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Bachelor cum laude, University Washington, 1949. Master of Arts, Columbia University, 1951.

Career

Vice president, executive director, Aspen (Colorado) Institute for Humanistic Studies, 1954-1964; vice president, Unimark International Design Inc., Aspen and Chicago, 1965-1971; principal, Robert Craig & Associations, 1965-1973; partner, Genesis Inc., 1971-1973; partner, Rieben & Craig, Denver, 1973-1975; president, founder, The Keystone (Colorado) Center, since 1975. Mountain and cold weather training consultant United States Army, 1951-1954. Honorary trustee, co-founder Aspen Center for Physics.

Achievements

• Robert Wallace Craig has been listed as a noteworthy educational and policy center administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Storm & Sorrow in the High Pamirs

    (GREAT READ)

Membership

Board directors Snake River Health Clinic, Keystone, Colorado Outward Bound, 1985, Santa Fe Institute, Jimmie Heuga Center, Vail Valley Institute. Leader American Pamirs Expedition, 1974, American Tibetan Everest Expedtion, 1983. Active United States Antarctic Safety Review Panel National Science Foundation, Washington Institute Foreign Affairs.

Lieutenant (junior grade) United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1946, PTO. Member American Alpine Club (president 1983-1986), Century Club (New York City), Cactus Club (Denver), Bohemian Club (San Francisco), Metropolitan Club (Washington).

Connections

Married Carol Williams Gallun, November 5, 1957. Children: Kathleen Elizabeth, Jennifer Courtney, Michael Brian.

Father:

Harold Fleming Craig

Mother:

Ellen Amelia (Stagg) Craig

Spouse:

Carol Williams Gallun

child:

Michael Brian Craig

child:

Jennifer Courtney Craig

child:

Kathleen Elizabeth Craig