Background
Goslin, Ival Vinton was born on May 7, 1911 in Pullman, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Raymond L. and Zelma (Gustin) Goslin.
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Ival Vinton Goslin
Edit ProfileEducation
Student, University Oregon, 1929—1930. Bachelor, University Utah, 1934. Master of Arts, University Utah, 1935.
Postgrad, University Idaho, 1940—1942. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Utah State University, 1944.
Career
Assistant to project engineer United States Geological Survey, Logan, Utah, 1943—1946. General manager Aberdeen-Springfield Canal Company, Idaho, 1946—1952. Assistant chief engineer Upper Colorado River Commission, Grand Junction, Colorado, 1953—1955, acting secretary, 1955, executive director Salt Lake City, 1955—1979.
Private consultant civil engineering, since 1979.
Achievements
Membership
Treasurer Aberdeen Board Education, 1948—1952. Vice president Snake River Committee of 9. President Upper Snake River Valley Water Users Protective Association, 1948—1952.
Member Snake River Compact Commission, 1949—1950, Columbia River Basin Compact Commission, 1950—1952, Wyoming Reclamation Projects Survey Team, 1962—1963. Charter member advisory committee on Water Date for Public Use United States Geological Survey, since 1965. Executive director Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority, since 1982.
Member of American Society of Civil Engineers, Water Resources Congress (chairman 1981), National Rifle Association, Masons Lodge (32 degree), Shriners Lodge, Beta Theta Pi.
Connections
Married Glenda Marcelyn Bridal, March 2, 1963.
