Albert Cadwallader Worrell

Background

Worrell, Albert Cadwallader was born on May 14, 1913 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Pratt Bishop and Bertha May (Cadwallader) Worrell.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Michigan, 1935; M.F., University of Michigan, 1935; Doctor of Philosophy, University Michigan, 1953.

Career

Associate professor University Georgia, 1947-1955. Associate professor Yale, 1955-1963, professor forest economics, 1963-1967. Edwin Weyerhaeuser Davis professor forest policy, 1967-1983.

Edwin W. Davis professor emeritus, from 1983. Forest economist United Nations Economic Commission for Latin American, Santiago, Chile, 1960-1961. Guest professor University Freiburg, Germany, 1970.

Achievements

• Albert Cadwallader Worrell has been listed as a noteworthy Forest economics educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Economics of American Forestry (Wiley Series in Probability & Mathematical Statistics)

    (Shellfish Aquaculture and the Environment focuses primari...)

  • Economics of American Forestry

    (Title: Economics of American Forestry Author/Editor: Wor...)

  • Economics of American forestry

    (Detailed book)

  • Unpriced Values: Decisions without Market Prices
  • Principles of Forest Policy

Membership

Member Society of America Foresters.

Connections

Married Helen Haffner Diefendorf, July 31, 1937. Children: Kathleen Worrell Weigel, Frederick Strayer, Nancy WorrellShumaker.

Father:

Pratt Bishop Worrell

Mother:

Bertha May (Cadwallader) Worrell

Spouse:

Helen Haffner Diefendorf

child:

Frederick Strayer Worrell

child:

Nancy WorrellShumaker Worrell

child:

Kathleen Worrell Weigel Worrell