Frederick Herbert Bormann

Background

Bormann, Frederick Herbert was born on March 24, 1922 in New York City.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Rutgers University, 1948; Master of Arts, Duke U., 1950; Doctor of Philosophy in Plant Ecology, Duke U., 1952.

Career

Instructor, then assistant professor botany, Emory University, Atlanta, 1952-1956; from assistant professor to professor, Dartmouth College, 1956-1966; professor biology, Dartmouth College, 1969-1980; professor forestry and environmental studies, Dartmouth College, 1980-1992; emeritus professor forestry and environmental studies, Dartmouth College, since 1992; Oastler professor forest ecology, Yale University School Forestry, New Haven, since 1966; director, Ecosys. Reserve, since 1982. Ecologist Boston University expedition to Alaska, 1953.

Visiting scientist Brookhaven National Laboratory, 1963-1964, Center for Energy and Environmental Studies, Princeton University, 1984, Air Pollution Information Exch., Republican of China, 1985, E-W Environmental and Policy Institute, Honolulu, 1987, U. New England, Australia, 1990;member of advisory committee Hubbard Brook, since 1975, Native Plants Inc., Salt Lake City, 1982-1984, World Resources Institute, 1986-1989, Wilderness Society, since 1987;member of national committee scope fire program, National Research Council, National Academy Science, 1977-1979, international environmental programs committee, 1977-1980. Visiting professor Center for Advanced Studies, University of Virginia, 1980-1981. Green professor Texas Christian U., Fort Worth,1987.

Achievements

• Frederick Herbert Bormann has been listed as a noteworthy Forestry and environmental science educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member Ecological Society American (president 1970-1971), American Academy Arts and Science, National Academy Science, American Institute Biolog. Sciences M C.

Connections

Married 1952; four children.

Spouse:

1952