Roger S. Ahlbrandt Jr. (S&B 1963)
Shady Slide Academy. Phillips Academy*. Yale University. Skull and Bones. Harvard University.
1993 to ? - Dean of Portland State University of School of Business Administration.[3]
Deputy Director of the Institute of Politics at the University of Pittsburgh.[3]
At Pitt, Mr. Ahlbrandt came to see the private sector as the best impetus for social change. He founded and directed the Institute for Industrial Competitiveness, a research center funded by private money. Also during that time, he and Carnegie Mellon President Emeritus Richard Cyert undertook a decade-long study of the changing global steel industry that involved five universities and was funded by millions of dollars from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the steel industry and government.[3]
1980’s - Director of ACTION-Housing as director of housing research development. Becoming a member of its board and served as its president for five years.[3]
1981 to 1982 - Deputy Assistant Secretary, Secretary Samuel Pierce (Sphinx Head Society. Alpha Phi Alpha. Alpha Phi Omega) for Urban and Community studies at the Department of Housing and Urban Development by President Ronald Reagan (Bohemian. Hon. Freemason) / Vice President George W. H. Bush (S&B 1948.Freemason. Bohemian).[3]
Economist for Pittsburgh National Bank.[3]
Teaching Asst University of Washington.[3]
1972 - Doctorate in Economics from the University of Washington.[3]
Foreman for U.S. Steel in Gary, Ind.[3]
1965 - U.S. Marine Corps.[3]
1963 - Graduated Yale, Skull and Bones Patriarch.[1]
Died 17 Nov 1999, from Cancer. Age 58.
Married Cordelia Amajoyi
[3] - 19 Nov 1999 - Obituary: Roger S. Ahlbrandt Jr.: Housing advocate to the needy
[4] - Newspaper.com - Obituary - Roger S. Ahlbrandt Jr. (S&B 1963)
[5] - The New York Review - The Ultimate Scandal by John Kenneth Galbraith
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