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John F. Reed

John F. Reed
Born: Rockport, ME 11/18/11; died 12/4/1997
Education: Dartmouth (A.B. 1933); Duke (M.A. 1935; Ph.D. 1936)
Dissertation title: Root and shoot growth of shortleaf and loblolly pines in relation to certain environmental conditions (Duke Univ. Sch. of Forestry Bull. #4)
Advisor: Clarence F. Korstian (C)
Comments: Was very close to and strongly influenced by H. J. Oosting as a doctoral student.
Teaching history: Amarillo Coll. 1936-38; Baldwin-Wallace Coll. 1938-46; Wyoming 1946-56; New Hampshire 1956-62; Fort Lewis Coll. 1962-69 (president); University of Wisconsin (Green Bay) 1970-83
ESA offices and honors: Secretary 1954-57; President 1964; Distinguished Service Citation 1982.
ESA links: Presidential bio | Dist Svc Citation | Resolution of Respect