Dr. William Lee Baran

Food Industry Consultant

William Baran Professional Milestones

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1943

Dr. Baran is born Chicago, Illinois to William John and Dorothy Pearl Baran.

1954

Dr. Baran participates in an Eagle Court of Honor.

1963

Dr. Baran receives an Associate of Arts from Wright City College in Chicago, Illinois.

1966

Dr. Baran receives a Bachelor of Science from Iowa State University.

1968

Dr. Baran receives a Master of Science from Iowa State University.

1968

Dr. Baran is commissioned as a lieutenant and U.S. Public Health Service officer, and is assigned to the Food and Drug Administration as a milk and food consultant.

1973

Dr. Baran receives a Doctor of Philosophy in food science and human nutrition from Michigan State University.

1973

Dr. Baran becomes a group leader for The Quaker Oats Company in Barrington, Illinois.

1976

Dr. Baran is promoted to senior group leader at The Quaker Oats Company.

1978

Dr. Baran becomes manager of research and development at Gino’s Incorporated in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

1980

Dr. Baran is promoted to director of research and development at Gino’s Incorporated.

1982

Dr. Baran is appointed director of research and development at Marriot Corporation in Washington, D.C.

1982

Dr. Baran becomes an adjunct professor at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Virginia.

1983

Dr. Baran is appointed director of research and development at Chick-fil-A Incorporated in Atlanta, Georgia.

1986

Dr. Baran receives the Outstanding Service Award from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

1998

Dr. Baran becomes a private practice food industry consultant in Phoenix, Arizona.

1998

Dr. Baran is appointed chairman of the Governor’s Food Packaging Initiative in Georgia.

2003

Dr. Baran is elected as a Fellow of the Institute by his peers at the Institute of Food Technology.

2017

Dr. Baran is inducted into the Steinmetz High School Hall of Fame.

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