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Campbell, Charles Taylor was born on April 30, 1953 in Beaumont, Texas, United States.
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Charles Taylor Campbell
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Charles Taylor Campbell, American Chemistry educator. Member American Chemical Society (treasurer colloid & surface division 1984-1989, co-chairman continuing symposium on surface and colloid chemistry of advanced materials 1988-1991, vice-chairman 1991, chairman-elect 1992, chairman 1993), Am.Vacuum Society (executive committee New Mexico chapter 1983-1984), Phi Eta Sigma (president Lamar U. chapter 1971).
Education
Bachelor of Science, University Texas, 1975; Doctor of Philosophy, University Texas, 1979.
Career
Postdoctoral research associate, U. Munich, 1979-1981; staff member, Los Alamos (New Mexico) National Laboratory, 1981-1986; associate professor, Indiana U., Bloomington, 1986-1989; associate professor, U. Washington, Seattle, 1989-1992; professor of chemistry, U. Washington, Seattle, since 1992. Presenter in field.
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Membership
Member American Chemical Society (treasurer colloid & surface division 1984-1989, co-chairman continuing symposium on surface and colloid chemistry of advanced materials 1988-1991, vice-chairman 1991, chairman-elect 1992, chairman 1993), Am.Vacuum Society (executive committee New Mexico chapter 1983-1984), Phi Eta Sigma (president Lamar U. chapter 1971).
Connections
Married; 1 child.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient DuPont Young Faculty award, 1988-1989, Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation Teacher/Scholar award, 1988-1992, John Yarwood Memorial award British Vacuum Council, 1989. National Science Foundation North Atlantic Treaty Organization postdoctoral fellow U. Munich, 1979-1980, Alexander von Humboldt fellow U. Munich, 1980-1981, Alfred P. Sloan research fellow, 1986-1988. Lubrizol Foundation scholar University Texas, 1973-1974, Alcoa and Dean' General’ s Office scholar University Texas, 1974-1975.Recipient DuPont Young Faculty award, 1988-1989, Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation Teacher/Scholar award, 1988-1992, John Yarwood Memorial award British Vacuum Council, 1989. National Science Foundation North Atlantic Treaty Organization postdoctoral fellow U. Munich, 1979-1980, Alexander von Humboldt fellow U. Munich, 1980-1981, Alfred P. Sloan research fellow, 1986-1988. Lubrizol Foundation scholar University Texas, 1973-1974, Alcoa and Dean' General’ s Office scholar University Texas, 1974-1975.