Experience, Education, Research, Teaching

• Experience

  • Emeritus Professor, Oregon State University (2003-Present).
  • Adjunct Professor Fisheries in College of Agricultural Sciences, Marine Resource Management in College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences, and Environmental Science in College of Science
  • Professor of Anthropology, Oregon State University, (1978-2003), Associate Professor (1972-78), Assistant Professor (1969-72).
  • Associate Director, Center for Analysis of Environmental Change, Oregon State University, (1994-1996).
  • Adjunct Professor, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Oregon State University (1982-present).
  • Adjunct Professor, College of Oceanography, Oregon State University (1991-present).
  • 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.

• Research

  • Co-investigator with Stan Gregory, David Hulse, and John Bolte, "Interactions of Riparian Pattern, Policy and Biocomplexity in Coupled Human/Riverine Systems," National Science Foundation Program, Biocomplexity in the Environment: Integrated Research and Education in Environmental Systems, Award No. 0120022, October 2001-September 2006. Papers & Presentations include
    • Influences on Residential Yard Care and Water Quality
    • General description of EvoLand with preliminary results from Urban Social Dynamics Workshop
    • Restoration as a social process
    • Social and Policy Contexts for Environmental Modeling for Summit of International Ecological Modeling and Software Society, July 12, 2006

  • Co-investigator with John P. Bolte, Mary Santelmann, Steve Polasky, Paul Jepson, and Judith Li, Methods and Tools for Watershed Restoration: Design, Implementation, and Assessment in the Willamette Basin, Oregon, "Developing Environmental Protection Agency/National Science Foundation Research Project R827146-01-0", October 1998-October 2002. Papers include
    • Assets for Moving from Assessment to Action in Watershed Restoration
    • Development of Multiple Objective Decision-Making Methods for Watershed Planning

  • Co-investigator with James McManus, Paul Komar, and Jesse Ford, "Effects of Natural and Anthropogenic Processes on Tillamook Bay and Its Watershed: An Integrated Process Study and Land-Use Perspective," Environmental Protection Agency/National Science Foundation Research Project 97-NCERQA-11, October 1997-October 2001. Papers include
    • Institutional Mapping of Oregon Coastal Watershed Management Options"
    • Complex Courses from Conflict to Action: A Riparian Management Case Study

  • Co-investigator on the Sea Grant Program, Adapting to Change, 1995-1998, Jan Auyong, Program Manager. Papers include
    • Human and Habitat Needs in Disaster Relief for Pacific Northwest Salmon Fisheries
    • Courses to the 1994 Pacific Northwest Coho Salmon Closure
    • Sailing the Shoals of Adaptive Management: The Case of Salmon in the Pacific Northwest
    • Contrasting Views of Coastal Residents and Coastal Coho Restoration Planners

• Teaching Experience

  • Sustainability, Alternative Approaches (Anth 470/570, FW 499/599, HORT 404/507)
  • Biocomplexity and Alternative Futures (Anth 570, BRE 599, FW 599, LA 610)
  • Designing Landscapes: Human-Environment Interactions (Anth 470/570, BRE499)
  • Cultural Ecology (Anth 477/577)
  • Natural Resources and Community Values (Anth 481/581)
  • Wealth and Poverty (Anth 484/584)
  • Theory of Culture (Anth 575)
  • Research Design (Anth 595)
  • Family, Gender, and Generation (Anth 370) Writing Intensive Course (WIC)

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