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Home > Newsroom > Carlos K. Hayden, World War II vet and former UH professor, dies at 92

Carlos K. Hayden, World War II vet and former UH professor, dies at 92

June 2, 2009

Carlos K. Hayden, a longtime University of Houston business education professor and administrator who crafted a curriculum aimed at giving students a head start in the practical world of business, died Friday at his Atascocita home. He was 92.

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