Frederick Ade Christian

Background

Christian, Frederick Ade was born on July 8, 1937 in Lagos, Nigeria.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Allen U., 1962; Master of Science, Wayne State University, 1964; Doctor of Philosophy in Parasitology, Ohio State University, 1969.

Career

Teaching associate biology, Wayne State University, 1962-1964; teaching assistant, instructor zoology, Ohio State University, 1965-1969; from assistant to associate professor, Southern U., Baton Rouge, 1969-1974; professor biology, director health research center, Southern U., Baton Rouge, since 1975; director research college science, Southern U., Baton Rouge, since 1976. Principal investigator USDA, 1972-1977, National Institutes of Health, since 1972, National Science Foundation, since 1980. County member marine consortium Louisiana U., since 1978.

Extra-mural associate National Institutes of Health, 1979. Chairman University research county Southern U., since 1979, member research incentive committee, since 1981.

Achievements

• Frederick Ade Christian has been listed as a noteworthy Entomologist, physiologist, biology educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Society Parasitologists, American Microscopic Society, National Minority Health Affairs Association, American Institute Biological Science.