Background
Bieliauskas, Vytautas Joseph was born on November 1, 1920 in Plackojai, Lithuania. Son of Antanas and Anele (Kasparaite) Bieliauskas. came to the United States, 1949, naturalized, 1955.
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Vytautas Joseph Bieliauskas
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Education
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, U. Tuebingen, Germany, 1943.
Career
Assistant professor, U. Munich, Germany, 1944-1948; instructor, King's College, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, 1949-1950; member of faculty, School Clinical and Applied Psychology, College William and Mary, 1950-1958; professor psychology, School Clinical and Applied Psychology, College William and Mary, 1953-1958; head department psychology, School Clinical and Applied Psychology, College William and Mary, 1951-1957; associate professor, Xavier U., Cincinnati, 1958-1960; department chairman psychology, Xavier U., Cincinnati, 1959-1978; professor, Xavier U., Cincinnati, 1960-1978; Riley professor psychology, Xavier U., Cincinnati, 1978-1988; distinguished professor psychology emeritus, Xavier U., Cincinnati, since 1988.
Achievements
Membership
President, Executive officer Lithuanian World Cmty., 1988-1992. Executive vice president Lithuanian-American Cmty., Inc., since 1994. Adviser on special programs President of Republic of Lithuania, 1995-1996.
Lieutenant colonel Mediterranean Shipping Company, United States Army Reserve, 1958-1965. Fellow APA (president division 13, 1986, District Svc. award division 36 1998). Member Ohio Psychological Association (president 1978-1979, Distinguished Svc. award 1980), Society Personality Assessment, International Association for Study Medical Psychologyand Religion (president 1972-1975), Cincinnati Academy Professional Psychology, Psychologists Interested in Religious Issues (president 1971, executive secretary 1973-1975), Catholic Academy Sciences in the United States of America (academician since 1987).
Connections
Married Danute G. Sirvydaite, March 12, 1947. Children— Linas A., Diana B., Aldona O., Cornelius V.
