Frederic Hamilton Wagner

Background

Wagner, Frederic Hamilton was born on September 26, 1926 in Corpus Christi.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Southern Methodist University, 1949. Master of Science, University Wisconsin, 1953. Doctor of Philosophy in Wildlife Management and Zoology, University Wisconsin, 1961.

Career

Refuge assistant, United States Fish & Wildlife Svc., 1945; assistant zoology and botany, Southern Methodist U., 1946-1949; assistant wildlife management, University of Wisconsin, 1949-1951; research fellow, Wildlife Management Institute, 1951; research biologist, Wisconsin Conservation Department, 1952-1958; assistant professor wildlife resources, Utah State University, 1958-1959; research biologist, Wisconsin Conservation Department, 1959-1961; associate professor, Utah State University, 1961-1966; professor wildlife resources, Utah State University, since 1966; associate dean College Natural Resources, Utah State University, since 1970. Director desert biomedicine United States-International Biological Program, 1971-1974. Member United States Executive Committee International Biological Program, 1971-1974.

Member committee predator control President's Council Environmental Quality, 1971.

Achievements

• Frederic Hamilton Wagner has been listed as a noteworthy Biology educator, dean, research ecologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Ecological Society of America, American Society Mammal, American Institute Biological Science, Wildlife Society (award 1968), Cooper Ornith. Society, Sigma Xi.

Connections

Married, 1949; 2 children.