Carlos F.A. Pinkham

Academic Résumé – 27  Apr 2011

1404 Bailey RD Northfield, VT 05663

802 485-7330 (H)  802 484-2319 (W)

Education

• BS/Biology, Norwich University, Northfield VT, 1965
• MS/Zoology, University of Illinois, Urbana IL, 1969
• PhD/Evolution, Ecology, Ethology, University of Illinois, Urbana IL, 1971
• EPA Estuary Studies (161.3), EPA Education and Training Programs, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, Skidaway GA, 25-29 September 1972 (35 Hours)
• EPA Air Pollution Training Institute Atmospheric Sampling, EPA Salt Lake City, Utah, 19-23 May 1975 (35 hours)
  U.S. Army Research and Development Course, Fort Lee, VA March, 1977 (10 days)
• Innovative Problem-Solving, U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Denver CO, 23-25 October 1979 (21 hours)
  EPA CAMEO (Computer Aided Management of Emergency Operations)  DOS, Castleton, VT, 25-26 June 1994
• 21st Century Technologies for the Clinical Laboratory and Biotechnology Laboratory, (A Workshop on Ribotyping, PCR, Genetic Probes, PFGE), ASM and National Laboratory Training Network, White River Jct, VT, 27 June 1995.
• 27th Annual Environmental Sciences and Engineering Practices Workshop, Atlanta, GA, 1-6 June 1997
• 1st-5th Force Health Protection Conferences, various locations, 1998-2002

Major Professional Accomplishments

• Solved a long-standing problem in the application of morphological integration to the identification of clusters of correlated morphological characters, 1969.
• Co-pioneered the development of the Installation Environmental Assessment as a baseline document for evaluating the environmental impacts of military actions, 1972.
• Co-developed the Pinkham-Pearson Index, now regarded by EPA and several States as one of the half-dozen or so most powerful indexes for assessing the impact of pollution upon community structure in organisms, 1974.
• Co-invented the Wallo'Water Plant Protector, a season extending device that allows gardeners and farmers to start plants outside 6 to 8 weeks earlier thus producing a 2 to 5-fold increase in yield, 1977.
• Hold three patents, 1979,1981,1983.
• Initiated and ran the Reserve Component Preventive Medicine Network which included editing and publishing a weekly electronic newsletter to nearly 700 U.S. PM military reservists worldwide, 1998-2003.

 

Subjects of Published and Presented Papers & Manuals

Vertebrate paleontology, biomechanics, morphometrics, neurophysiology, ecological diversity, ecological surveys, land-use planning, community structure of stream macroinvertebrates, and documents prepared under the National Environmental Policy Act and the Hazardous Waste Management Act.

Most Recent Published and Presented Papers

Pinkham, C. F.A., BioSim2, 30^th Annual Meeting of the New England  Association of Environmental Biologists , Bethel, ME  (Workshop) 3/30/06.

Pinkham, C. F. A., 2007, Evolution is not the Enemy, Intelligent Design is not the Answer, Forum on Public Policy Online, Winter 2007 edition, http://www.forumonpublicpolicy.com/archive07/pinkham.rev.pdf

Olsen, Darlene,  C. F. A. Pinkham, J. G. Pearson, and B.P. Reid, The use of the Pinkham-Pearson Index for the comparison of community structure in BioSim2 to identify statistically-valid sectors of indicator taxa with sites, 55th Annual Meeting of the North American Benthological Society, Columbia, NC (Platform Presentation) 6/6/07.

Pinkham, C. F. A., Nine Phenomena that Recur Throughout Cosmological, Abiological, and Biological Evolution.  Annual Meeting of the American Scientific Affiliation/Canadian Scientific and Christian Affiliation at George Fox University, Newberg, OR, (Platform Presentation) 8/4/08.

Miller, Johnathon L, and Carlos F. A. Pinkham, The Identification of Statistically Significant Sectors in the Macroinvertebrate Data Matrix and their Implications for the Streams Project.  Vermont EPSCoR Streams Project, 1^st Annual Research Symposium, Burlington, VT, 04/27/09.

Pinkham, C. F. A., Declan J. McCabe, Farley Brown, and Johnathon L. Miller, Application of the Index of Biotic Similarity (B) to the Analysis of the Data Generated by the Vermont EPSCoR Streams Project.  34^th Annual Meeting of the New England  Association of Environmental Biologists , Newport, RI, 03/19/10. 

Experience

May 03-Present	Professor Emeritus of Biology: Norwich University, Northfield, VT
Jun 82-May 20003	Visiting Professor: human anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, personal and community health, environmental science, environmental biology, microbiology, genetics, introductory biology, safety, pesticide management: Norwich University, Northfield, VT
Apr 82-Present	Private consultant/businessman
Oct 81-Aug 2006	Vice-President, TerraCopia, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT
Oct 81-Aug 2006	Member, Board of Directors, TerraCopia, Inc.
Feb 77-Present	Inventor
Oct 74-Mar 82	Federal employee (GS-13 environmental scientist), U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, UT
Jun 75-May 2003	Reserve Army officer (retired w/ rank of COL); environmental scientist at Edgewood Arsenal, Dugway Proving Ground, Natick RD&E Ctr, Ft Hood MEDAC, FT Sam Houston MEDCOM, USA Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Oct 70-Sep 74	Active Army officer (CPT, neurophysiologist, environmental scientist), Edgewood Arsenal, MD
Sep 67-Jun 68	Teacher's Assistant, comparative anatomy introductory zoology
Sep 65-Sep 70	Graduate student, Evolution, Ecology & Ethology, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL

Special Skills

• Identifying and monitoring the environmental effects of man
• Teaching

Specific Areas of Interest (in order of decreasing capability)

• Origins and design
• Astrobiology
• Human physiology and pathophysiology
• Monitoring the effects of pollution in the lotic environment 
• Analysis of environmental effects of military actions
• Analysis of complex data sets
• Paleontology and Evolution
• Natural history
• Science fairs
• Microbiology
• Creative thinking
• Land-use planning to include resource identification
• Scientific method
• Global ecological problems (loss of diversity, acid rain, ozone depletion, greenhouse effect)

Professional Awards

Epsilon Tau Sigma, Phi Sigma Society, NSF Fellow, NIH Fellow, University of Illinois Fellow, Army Civilian Commendation, Outstanding Educator of the Year (Northfield Rotary Club)

EPSCoR Streams Project, $15,000, Summer, 2008

Norwich University Board of Fellows Faculty Development Prize, $1500, 2008-2009

EPSCoR Streams Project, $15,000, Summer and Fall, 2009

 

Professional Organizations

• Member, New England Association of Environmental Biologists
• Member, North American Benthological Society
• Member, Northeast Branch, American Society of Microbiologists
• Member, American Scientific Affiliation
• Subscriber, Astrobiology (does not yet have a professional organization)
• Faculty Member, Beta Beta Beta, Chi Sigma Chapter
  

 

Publications:

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1970, Letter to the Editor ‑ Curators, Why Not Broaden the Scope of Your Collection?, J. Mamm., 51:649.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and S. Meade, 1970, The Southeastward Movement of the Western Harvest Mouse (Reithrodontomys megalotis) in Illinois, Trans. Ill. Acad. Sci., 339‑340.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1971, Peromyscus and Ochrotomys from the Pleistocene of Reddick, Florida, J. Mamm., 52:28‑40.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., N. Adams, and E. Bay, 1971, The Nature of the Neuromuscular Blockade Produced by a Phosphorous Anticholinesterase Compound, The Pharmacologist, 13:216.

 

Slack, R.S., J.E. Roelle, F.P. Ward and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1972, Reptiles and Amphibians on Edgewood Arsenal's Chemical Agent Test Area. Edgewood Arsenal Technical Report (EATR) 4593, 23pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and F.P. Ward, 1972, Ecological Investigations Following the Accidental Atmosphere Release of EA 3834A on 16 November 1971. Edgewood Arsenal Technical Memorandum (EATM) 2100, 21pp.

 

Ward, F.P. and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1972, An Analysis of Agent Tests at Carroll Island, Maryland, During Recent Years. EATR 4709, 16pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1973, The Evolutionary Significance of Locomotor Patterns in the Mexican Spiny Pocket Mouse, Liomys irroratus, J. Mamm., 54:742‑746.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and S.E. Downing, 1974, Environmental Considerations in the Disposal of Hazardous Packaging Material, In: Proceedings of Packaging Waste Disposal Course, 5‑6 Feb., Joint Military Training Center, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, 54‑71.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and J.G. Pearson, 1974, A New Measure of Biotic Similarity Between Samples and its Applications with a Cluster Analysis Program, EATR EB‑TR‑74062, 15pp.

 

 Pearson, J.G., C.F.A. Pinkham and K.S. Redus, 1974, Measures of Biotic Similarity and Their Applications to Clustering Techniques, Army Science Conference Proceedings, 18‑21, II:379‑393.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., J.G. Pearson, W.L. Clontz and A.E. Asaki, 1975. A Computer Program for Calculations of Measures of Biotic Similarity Between Samples and the Plotting of the Relationship Between Those Measures. EATR EB‑TR‑75013, 41pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., J.G. Pearson, J.J. Fuller and E.S. Bender, 1975. Preliminary Environmental Survey, Pine Bluff Arsenal, Arkansas, December 1972, EASP EB‑SP‑74025, 55pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., H.D. Hertert, J.J. Fuller, D.A. Stiles, E.G. Worthley and J.G. Pearson, 1976. Terrestrial Ecological Surveys at Newport Army Ammunition Plant, Indiana, EATR EO‑TR‑76044, 32pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and J.G. Pearson, 1976. Applications of a New Coefficient of Similarity to Pollution Surveys, J. Water Poll. Cont. Fed., 48:717‑723.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., M.R. Braid, J.E. Roelle and R.S. Slack, 1976. Effects of Tests with Military Chemicals on the Mammals of Carroll Island, EATR EO‑TR‑76071, 63pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1977, A Biomechanical Analysis of Leaping in the Kangaroo Rat and the Spiny Pocket Mouse, Proceedings, Utah Acad. of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 53(2):1‑15.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., H.D. Hertert, J.J. Fuller, D.A. Stiles, and E.G. Worthley, 1977, Terrestrial Ecological Surveys at Pine Bluff Arsenal, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, EATR EO‑TR‑77029, 29pp.

 

Gauthier, D.A., C.F.A. Pinkham and F. Faulkner, 1977, Baseline Ecological Survey of Selected Small Mammals on Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Denver, Colorado, 91pp.

 

Gauthier, D.A., C.F.A. Pinkham and J.K. McBride, 1977, Baseline Ecological Survey of Selected Small Mammals on Tooele Army Depot, South Area, Tooele, Utah, 83pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and D.A. Gauthier, 1978, Handbook for Evaluating Ecological Effects of Pollution at DARCOM Installations, Vol. 1, Introduction and Checklist of Basic Questions, 10pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and D.A. Gauthier, 1978, Handbook for Evaluating Ecological Effects of Pollution at DARCOM Installations, Vol. 2, Essential Background Data (Installation Environmental Impact Assessment), 139pp.

 

Gauthier, D.A. and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1978, Handbook for Evaluating Ecological Effects of Pollution at DARCOM Installations, Vol. 3, Specific Effects of Pollutants in Specific Environments, 23pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and D.A. Gauthier (eds), 1979, Handbook for Evaluating Ecological Effects of Pollution at DARCOM Installations, Vol. 4, Terrestrial Surveys, 96pp.

 

Gauthier, D.A. and Pinkham, C.F.A. (eds), 1979, Handbook for Evaluating the Ecological Effects of Pollution at DARCOM Installations, Vol. 5, Aquatic Surveys, 111pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and D.A. Gauthier, 1980, Handbook for Evaluating Ecological Effects of Pollution at DARCOM Installations, Vol. 6, Unexpected Declines in Animal Populations, 128pp.

 

Gauthier, D.A. C.F.A. Pinkham (eds), 1980, Handbook for Evaluating Ecological Effects of Pollution at DARCOM Installations, Vol. 7, Handling Data, 38pp.

 

Pearson, J. G. and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1992, Strategy for Data Analysis in Environmental Surveys Emphasizing the Index of Biotic Similarity and BIOSIM1, Water Environment Research 64(7): 901-909.

 

Gonzales, D. A., J. G. Pearson, and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1993. User's  Manual, BIOSIM1, Beta Version 1.0, A Program that Applies the Coefficient of Biotic Similarity, B to Complex Data  Matrices, Environmental Protection Agency Publication EPA  600/R-93/219, 30 pp.

 

Selected Reports (Does not include numerous lesser environmental assessments  prepared from 1972 on, safety assessment reports from 1985 on nor research reports supplied to TerraCopia, Inc., from 1982 on.) 

 

Ward, F.P., C.F.A. Pinkham and J.G. Pearson, 1972, Installation Environmental Assessment Statement, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, 59pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., J.J. Fuller, and D.A. Stiles, 1973, Environmental Assessment Format and Guideline, A Guideline for the Preparation of RDT&E EIA's, 16pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., J.J. Fuller, D. Stiles, and J. Gibson, 1973, Guidelines for the Preparation of Installation Environmental Assessments, 56pp.

 

Fuller, J.J., B.L. Grayson and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1974, Guidelines for Preparing and Revising AMC RDT&E Project Environmental Impact Assessments, 9pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1975, Environmental Impact Assessment, Proposed Hercules Inc., Rocket Motor Test Site, 61pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1975, Environmental Impact Assessment, U.S. Army Project C990A, 72pp.

 

Downing, S.E., C.F.A. Pinkham, J.J. Fuller, J. Ulrich and S.L. English, 1975, Edgewood Arsenal: An Installation Environmental Assessment, EASP EB‑SP‑75008, 89pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., S.E. Downing, J.J. Fuller, J. Ulrich, and W. Rose, 1976, Aberdeen Proving Ground Installation Environmental Assessment, 93pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., L.D. King, D.A. Gauthier, G.T. Crane, H.E. Stark, A.D. Adams, P.E. Carlson, and G.L. Choules, 1979, Installation Environmental Impact Assessment, U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, Utah (Updated periodically).

 

Gauthier, D.A., C.F.A. Pinkham, M.L. Chinn, G.T. Crane, L.D. King, and C.H. Warnecke, Environmental Assessment, U.S. Chemical Systems Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, 135pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and D.A. Gauthier, 1981, Installation Environmental Assessment, Stratford Army Engine Plant, Stratford, Connecticut, 98pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., L.D. King, D.A. Gauthier, and G.T. Crane, 1981, Workbook for Conducting the NEPA Process with Emphasis on Records of Environmental Consideration, 87pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., et al., 1982, Birding Opportunities in the Vicinity of Dugway Proving Ground, 28pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1982, Environmental Assessment for the Use of Plutonium‑238 at U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, 36pp

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1982, Programmatic Environmental Assessment for Construction in Developed Areas of U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, 67pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1982, Life Cycle Environmental Assessment for the Combat Field Feeding System, Natick R&D Laboratories, Natick, MA 83pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1983, Study Guide to Human Anatomy and Physiology, Norwich University, 206pp.

 

Shaeffer, David J., et al., 1986, Selection of Test Systems to Evaluate the Effects of Smokes/Obscurants on Training Land Ecological Systems, Construction Engineering Research Laboratory, 129pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1986, Revised Life Cycle Environmental Assessment for the Combat Field Feeding System, Natick R&D Center, Natick, MA, 97pp.

 

Bair, R.D. and Pinkham, C.F.A., 1986, Laboratory Manual for Human Anatomy and Physiology, 186pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1988, Implications for the Engineering Design of Burners to be Used for Cooking in Confined, Poorly Ventilated Spaces, 38 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1989, Environmental Setting, US Army Dugway  Proving Ground, for the 1990 update, Installation  Environmental Impact Assessment, 15 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1989, Impacts of a Proposed Powerline on  Terrestrial populations of Amphibians and Mammals, 35 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1990, Computer Model for Assessing Changes in  Oxygen Concentration Resulting from the Operation of Burners  in Confined Spaces, 23 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. et al. 1990, HAZMIN Plan for US Army Natick RD&E  Center, 42 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., June 1990, Biological Compliance Monitoring, Winhall River, Winhall, VT, Prepared for Stratton Mountain Corporation by WD Countryman Environmental Assessment and Planning, 47 pp.

 

Countryman, William D. and C.F.A. Pinkham, August 1990, Biological Compliance Monitoring, Waterbury River, Stowe, VT, Prepared for Stratton Mountain Corporation by WD Countryman Environmental Assessment and Planning, 22 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., October 1990, Biological Compliance Monitoring, North Branch Sprayfields, Winhall, VT, Prepared for Stratton Mountain Corporation by WD Countryman Environmental Assessment and Planning, 98 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., December 1991, Biological Compliance Monitoring, Leachfield, Holbrook Bay Condominiums, Newport Center, VT, 61 pp.

 

Pinkham, C. F. A., 1994, Consolidated Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan and Installation Spill Contingency Plan, U.S. Army Natick RD&E Center, Natick, MA, 128 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., December 1996, Biological Compliance Monitoring, Leachfield, Holbrook Bay Condominiums, Newport Center, VT, 59 pp.

 

Pinkham, C.F. A., March 1998-May 2003, Editor, Weekly Reserve Component Preventive  Medicine Newsletter, average newsletter: 50 pp, four attachments.

 

Papers Presented:

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1969. A biomechanical and statistical approach to the evolution of leaping in the kangaroo rat. AAAS, Boston, Massachusetts.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1970. The biomechanics of kangaroo rat leaping and its evolutionary significance. Workshop in Bioengineering at the Urbana‑Champaign Campus, Monticello, Illinois.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., Adams, N. and Bay, E., 1971. The nature of the neuromuscular blockade produced by a phosphorous anticholinesterase compound. Fall Meeting of the Amer. Soc. for Pharmacol. and Exptl. Thera., Burlington, Vermont.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1973. A morphological analysis of the evolution of leaping in the kangaroo rat. First International Congress on Systematics and Evolutionary Biology. Boulder, Colorado.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., and Downing, S.E., 1974. Environmental considerations in the disposal of hazardous packaging materials. Packaging Waste Disposal Conference, Joint Military Packaging Training Center, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., and Pearson, J.G., 1974. A measure of biotic similarity and its applications to clustering techniques. Edgewood Arsenal Fifth Semiannual Technical Conference, Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., Pearson, J.G. and Redus, K., 1974. Measures of biotic similarity and their applications to cluster analysis. Army Science Conference, West Point, New York.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A., 1976. A biomechanical analysis of leaping in the kangaroo rat and Mexican spiny pocket mouse. Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, Spring Conference, Weber State College, Utah.

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and Stark, Harold E., 1977. Problems of mosquito control as influenced by interagency conflicts and cooperation. The International Northwestern Conference on Diseases in Nature Communicable to Man. Yellow Bay, Montana (same paper presented at Utah Mosquito Abatement Proceedings, Provo, Utah).

 

Pinkham, C.F.A. and Gauthier, D.A., 1978. Terrestrial ecological surveys at U.S. Army installations. American Society of Agronomy. Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Gauthier, D.A. and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1978. Handbook for evaluating ecological effects of pollution at U.S. Army installations. American Society of Agronomy. Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Pearson, J. Gareth and C.F.A. Pinkham, 1991. Strategy for Data Analysis in Environmental Surveys, Emphasizing the Index of Biotic Similarity and BIOSIM1. New England Association of Environmental Biologists. Annual Meeting, Fairlee, Vermont.

 

 Pinkham, C. F. A., 1992. Use of Act 199 Criteria to Determine the  Impact of a Leachfield on a Stream Suffering From Agricultural Eutrophication. Vermont Association of Field Biolgists, Bennington College, Bennington, VT.

 

Pinkham, C. F. A., 1994. Workshop Using BIOSIM1, An Interactive, PC Compatable Program Using the Index of Biotic Similarity  (B) to Extract More Information from Your Data, 18th Annual Meeting, New England Association of Environmental Biolgists, Newport, RI.

 

Pinkham, C. F. A., 1994. The Index of Biotic Similarity and BIOSIM1, the Dream Team of Environmental Analysis, Luncheon Address, Northeast District Convention, Beta, Beta, Beta, 2 April, Northfield, VT.

 

Activities: Member, Coordinating Committee, Phi Sigma Rho Chapter, 1967.

 

Co‑Founder, Zoology Graduate Student Association (University of Illinois), 1968.

 

Judge, Illinois State Science Fair, 1968.

 

Editor, Zoology Newsletter (University of Illinois), June ‑ August 1969.

 

Co‑Chairman, Highway Litter Clean‑Up Drive (University of Illinois), Earth Day Activities, April 1970.

 

Tutor in Biology, Concerned ‑ A local group of aid to the underprivileged, Edgewood, Maryland 1971‑1972.

 

Member, Edgewood Arsenal Environmental Action Group, 1972.

 

Member, Coordinator, Edgewood Arsenal Natural History Program, 1972‑1974

 

Participant, Assateague Island Peregrine Falcon Banding Program, 1972.

 

Lecturer on Ecology, Project 73 ‑ A group for aid to the underprivileged, June 1973.

 

Panel Member, Town Hall Meeting, What is the Federal Government Doing to Protect the Environment? Environmental Impact Analysis, Annapolis, Maryland, 22 May 1974.

 

Member, Civilian Welfare Council, Dugway Proving Ground, March 1975 ‑ January 1977.

 

Chairman, Civilian Welfare Council, Dugway Proving Ground, January 1977 ‑ October 1978.

 

Judge, Creative Writing Contest, Grades 1‑6, Dugway Elementary School, April 1975.

 

Panel Member, Curbstone Clinic (A clinic of career counseling for exceptional high school students from the intermountain area), University of Utah, 1975, 1976, 1977.

 

Chairman, Quality of Education Committee, Dugway Parent Teachers Association, 1977‑1979.

 

Merit Badge Counselor (Soil and Water Conservation) for two Dugway troops of the Boy Scouts of America, 1978‑1979.

 

Leader, 4‑H, 1978.

 

Assistant Pack Master, Cub Scout Pack 517, Dugway, Utah, 1978 ‑ 1980.

 

Judge, Utah State Science Fair, 1978 ‑ 1979.

 

Mayor, Terra, Utah, 1979‑1982.

 

Judge, International Science and Engineering Fair, 1979 ‑ 2003.

 

Judge, National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, 1979 ‑ 2003.

 

Member, Computer Advisory Council, Dugway Proving Ground, 1979‑1981.

 

Protestant Chapel Advisory Council Member, 1979‑1982. Vice‑President, 1981.

 

Webelos Den Leader (Cub Scouts), 1980‑1983.

 

Coordinator, Retirement Party for Dr. Mortimer Rothenberg (Scientific Director, U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground), 1981.

 

Co‑Leader, Great Salt Lake Desert Tour, 1980 ‑ 1981.

 

Involvement With Science Fairs and Symposia: 1956, First Prize, Vermont State Science Fair, Junior Division, "Conchology";                 1961, First Prize, Vermont State Science Fair, Senior Division, "Conchology and Malacology"

Judge, Illinois State Science Fair, 1968; Judge, Utah State Science Fair, 1978 and 1979;  Army Judge, International Science and Engineering Fair, May 1979-2003; Judge, Vermont State Science Fair, 1983, 1990-1994, 1996, 1997-present; Chief Army Judge, International Science and Engineering Fair, May 1996-2003; Chief Army Judge, National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, Research Triangle Park, NC, 1997-2003.

 

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