Dr. Frank Landy
30 December 1942 - 12 January 2010
Dr. Frank Landy was a consummate professional and indisputably one of the preeminent experts in Industrial and
Organizational Psychology. He was Professor Emeritus of Industrial Psychology at Penn State University where he
taught for 26 years. Frank received his Ph.D. in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Bowling Green
State University and began his consulting career in 1965. He served as an expert witness in employment
discrimination and human factors cases for over 25 years and testified in numerous State and Federal actions,
co-founding two consulting organizations along the way.
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Frank was a true 21st Century renaissance man. He traveled widely and lived abroad when possible. His strong
international background provided a unique foundation for advising multinational corporations on issues related to
global HR practices. He spoke foreign languages and was highly interested in global events. Frank was an avid runner,
completing over 60 marathons. He was also an expert fly fisherman and skier. Frank played and collected guitars and
was a great lover of music, often playing and singing publicly. And when the mood struck him, he acted in community
theatre.
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