About Phyllis Ann Wallace
Lived 1921 – 1993 (aged 71). Phyllis Ann Wallace was an American economist.
Life Outside Work Wallace's interests were diverse. She loved classical music, particularly lieder and other vocal music. Her interest in architecture ran toward the Federalist. She used oriental rugs throughout her apartment. She was a woman of taste and distinction.
Achievements In 1988 Wallace became the first African American and the first female president of the Industrial Relations Research Association. and awards from several universities, including Yale (1980), Mount Holyoke (1983), and Brown University (1986).
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Who was Phyllis Ann Wallace?
African-American economist
When was Phyllis Ann Wallace born?
Phyllis Ann Wallace was born on 9 June 1921 in Calvert County.
When did Phyllis Ann Wallace die?
Phyllis Ann Wallace died on 10 January 1993 in Boston.
What was Phyllis Ann Wallace's occupation?
Phyllis Ann Wallace was an economist.
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Phyllis Ann Wallace was American.
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