Change in the relationship between ecology, economy, and
equality
in
situations involving human use of resources.
Interdisciplinary collaborations on issues of resource management,
use
of science in policy, and the role of human values in natural resource
decisions.
Experience
Emeritus Professor, Oregon State University (2003-Present).
Professor of Anthropology, School of Language, Culture, and
Society, Oregon State University,
(1978-2003), Associate Professor (1972-78), Assistant
Professor (1969-72).
Associate Director, Water Resources Graduate Program for Water
Policy and
Management (2010-pres)
Adjunct Professor,
Water Resources Policy and Management, (2000-pres)
Adjunct Professor,
Environmental Science in College of Science, (1995-2008)
Associate Director, Center for Analysis of Environmental
Change, Oregon State University, (1994-1996).
Adjunct Professor, Marine Resources Management Program, College of
Oceanography, Oregon State
University (1991-pres).
Adjunct Professor, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife,
Oregon State University (1982-pres).
Chair, Department of Anthropology, Oregon State University
(1981-84).
Assistant Professor, Department of Business and Resource
Management, Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh (1968-69).
Research Assistant, Bureau of Ethnic Research, Department of
Anthropology, University of Arizona (1967-68), Graduate Research
Associate (1965-67).
Lieutenant, U. S. Army, Transportation Corps, Duty Station,
Fort Lewis, Washington (1962-64).
Test Engineer, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Division of United
Technologies, East Hartford, Connecticut (1961-62).
Education
Ph.D., anthropology (major) and sociology (minor), University
of Arizona, Tucson, 1968.
Visiting Professor, National Sea Grant College Program,
National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, Rockville, Maryland. September
1984-August 1985.
Postdoctoral Fellow, Marine Policy and Ocean Management
Program, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. September
1975-August 1976.
BME, mechanical engineering, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, 1961.
Ad Hoc Member, for Concepts and Tools for Landscape- and
Regional-Level Restoration, Independent Scientific
Advisory Board,
Northwest Power and Conservation Council
Scientific Advisory Panel Member, Tools for Fisheries Management
(FishManOmics), Applied Genomics Innovation Program, Genome
British Columbia, 2008-2011.
Teaching Experience
Alternative Approaches to Sustainability;
Biocomplexity and Alternative Futures;
Designing Landscapes: Human-Environment Interactions;
Cultural Ecology;
Natural Resources and Community Values;
Wealth and Poverty;
Theory of Culture;
Research Design;
Family, Gender, and Generation; and
Writing Intensive Courses
