Craig Wagner Shinn

Background

Shinn, Craig Wagner was born on September 9, 1951 in Reedley, California, United States. Son of Ridgway F. and Clarice (Wagner) Shinn.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Forestry, U. Maine, 1974; Master of Public Administration, Lewis & Clark University, 1984; Doctor of Philosophy in Forest Management, U. Washington, 1993.

Career

History agriculturist, Old Sturbridge (Massachusetts) Village, 1973-1974; history agricultural researcher, Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation, Edgemont, 1974-1975; grower, Breezeland Orchards, Warren, Massachusetts, 1975-1977; researcher, Crown Zellerbach Corporation, Wilsonville, Oregon, 1977-1985; principal, N.W. Resources, Canby, Oregon, since 1985; research assistant Center for National Forest Products, U. Washington, Seattle, 1988-1990; associate professor public administration, Portland (Oregon) State University, 1991-1992; assistant professor public administration, Lewis & Clark College, Portland, since 1992. Adjunct Professor public administration Seattle U., 1990-1991.

Achievements

• Craig Wagner Shinn has been listed as a noteworthy Public administration educator, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • Rural Resource Management: Problem Solving for the Long Term

Membership

Member planning commission City of Canby, Oregon, 1981-1985. Spokesperson South Canby Neighborhood Association, 1980-1983. Board directors, founder Portland County Dance Cmty., 1978-1984.

Member ASPA (treasurer Portland chapter since 1993), Society American Foresters, American Sociological Association, Academy Political Science.

Interests

• Avocations: hiking, camping, gardening, home repair, reading.

Connections

Married Kathleen Anne Cox, September 30, 1978. Children: Karrie Lark Pelling, Erin Jakob Ridgway, Caitlin Anne.

Father:

Ridgway F. Shinn

Mother:

Clarice (Wagner) Shinn

Spouse:

Kathleen Anne Cox

child:

Karrie Lark Pelling Shinn

child:

Erin Jakob Ridgway Shinn

child:

Caitlin Anne Shinn