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PhD in Zoology, minor in Oceanography, Oregon State University June 1977 |
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MS in Biology, minor in chemistry, University of Puget Sound August 1967 |
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BS in Biology, minor in chemistry, Pacific Lutheran University May 1965 |
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| Professional Affiliations & Honors |
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American Association for the Advancement of Science |
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National Science Foundation grant for summer study in invertebrate zoology and for use of Marine Science Center research facilities, Newport, OR. 1969-1970 |
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National Science Foundation Oceanography Short course participants, summer 1990 |
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Phi Sigma, biological honorary society |
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Certificate of Recognition for service to students of Olympic college, 1987 |
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Teacher of the Year, 1990-1991, presented by the Olympic college Student Body |
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Puget Power distinguished Faculty award, 1991 |
| Professional Experience |
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Biology/Marine Science Professor: Olympic College, Bremerton, WA. September 1971 to present |
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Documented the distribution an ecology of a sand dollar population at Guillemot cove, Kitsap County, Washington, beginning May 2002 and continuing |
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Participated in the StarNet: Research Experiences for Students and Teachers High School Human Genome Program 2002 workshop |
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Set up inventory control points in a circular grid (38 acres) in a pasture-to-estuary reclamation on the red Salmon Slough, Nisqually Delta, adjacent to existing 9-acre mitigation site. Conducted by Wiltermood Associates, Bremerton Wa August 2002 |
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Sampling and identifying benthic organisms in a pasture-to-estuary reclamation on a 9-acre mitigation site on Red Salmon Slough, Nisqually Delta. Comparative follow-up to the 1998 study. Conducted by Wiltermood Associates, Bremerton, Wa June-August 2001 |
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Team leader (Central Kitsap) for ground-truthing (including use of GPS and boat piloting) the remote mapping for the Hood Canal-Eastern Strait of Juan deFuca Summer Chum Nearshore Habitat baseline study. Conducted by Pt-No-Pt Treaty Council/Earth Design Consultants/Wetland Ecosystem Team/University of Washington. Charles Simenstad, res. Assoc. Prof., UW, Coordinator. Volunteer June 27 – July 5, 2000. |
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Established research protocol and set up physical system for monitoring. Sampling and identifying benthic organisms in a pasture-to-estuary reclamation on a 9-acre mitigation site on red Salmon Slough, Nisqually Delta. Conducted by Wiltermood Associates, Bremerton, WA May-September 1998 |
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Natural History of Marine Organisms Professor: Oregon State University Hatfield Marine Science Center Newport, Or, Summer 1989 |
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Teaching Assistantship, Department of Zoology, Oregon State University Corvallis, Or |
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Involved as laboratory instructor in general zoology, general biology, comparative vertebrate embryology, and invertebrate zoology 1969-1971 |
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Lecturer in marine biology for short course in Marine Biology and Pollution Ecology for the Federal Water Pollution control Administration, US> Department of the Interior, Marine Science Center, Newport OR |
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Research Biologist, City of Tacoma, Water Department, Tacoma, Wa Summers 1966-1967 |
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Teaching Assistantship, Department of Biology, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA Involved as laboratory instructor in general biology and marine invertebrates, 1965-1967 |
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Undergraduate laboratory Assistant, Department of Biology, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA General zoology, 1964-1965 |
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| Curriculum Innovations |
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Marine Science Workshop – A backpacking experience on the Washington Coast offered as a summer program 1971-1980 |
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Life on the Edge – A modified learning community originally combing natural history with geography and geology, subsequently including environmental chemistry, drawing, interpersonal communications, and photography at various times 1990 to present |
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