George Holmes Honadle

Background

Honadle, George Holmes was born on July 25, 1944 in Trenton, New Jersey, United States. Son of Harold Eugene and Ruth (Holmes) Honadle.

Education

AB, Dickinson College, 1966; postgraduate diploma, U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1972; Master of Public Administration, Syracuse University, 1973; Doctor of Philosophy, Syracuse University, 1978.

Career

Senior staff member, Development Alternatives, Inc., Washington, 1976-1986; private consultant, 1986-1995; associate director, Adjunct Professor, senior research associate, Center for Natural Resource Policy and Management, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, 1991-1995. Advisor on sustainable development initiative Environmental Quality Board, St. Paul, 1992-1994. Advisory board oversight Great Lakes Protection Fund, Chicago, 1993-1995.

Advisory panel on natural resources Minnesota State Demographer, St. Paul, 1994-1995. Member Minnesota Roundtable Sustainable Development, since 1996.

Achievements

• George Holmes Honadle has been listed as a noteworthy Social sciences educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Peace corps volunteer Ministry of Agriculture, Malawi, 1967-1970. Citizen advisor Chisago County Comprehensive Water Plan, Center City, Minnesota, 1990-1992. Member ASPA (national chairman of the section on international and comparative administration 1986-1987), Izaak Walton League American (chapter board), Society for Conservation Biology, Wildlife Management Institute, International Association Camel Breeders (life member), Pi Alpha Alpha.

Interests

• Avocations: wildlife photography, hunting.

Connections

Married Beth Walter, July 30, 1977;1 child, Forrest Jeffrey.

Father:

Harold Eugene Honadle

Mother:

Ruth (Holmes) Honadle

Spouse:

Beth Walter

child:

Forrest Jeffrey Honadle