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Charles Odegaard
Charles Edwin Odegaard (January 10, 1911 – November 14, 1999) was the 19th president of the University of Washington from 1958–1973. Odegaard is credited in transforming the University of Washington from an average state university to one among the top public universities in the United States.
==Background==
Odegaard was born in 1911 in Chicago Heights, Illinois to Charles Alfred and Mary Cord Odegaard.〔Odegaard, p. 3〕 His paternal grandparents emigrated from Norway in 1880. The son of the president of a machine tools company, Odegaard grew up on the north side of Chicago. While neither parent had finished high school, they encouraged Odegaard's scholastic study and had an extensive library. In his autobiography, he says this family environment "preconditioned me for history as a discipline". Odegaard graduated from Dartmouth College in 1932 and received his Master's degree and Ph.D from Harvard University in 1933 and 1937, respectively.
In 1941 he married Elizabeth Jane Ketchum in Chicago at the University of Chicago Chapel. Ms. Ketchum was the daughter of Milo Smith Ketchum, former Dean of the College of Engineering at Colorado, Pennsylvania and Illinois. Her mother, Mary Esther Beatty Ketchum, graduated from Iowa State and earned a Master's degree from Columbia in Biochemistry. She also taught at the University of Illinois. Dr. And Mrs Odegaard had one daughter, Mary Ann Odegaard.
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