Jacques Paul-André Léon Lang

Background

Lang, Jacques Paul-André Léon was born on September 9, 1938 in Paris. Son of François Michel and Marguerite (Lanjuin) Lang.

Education

Degree in geological engineering, ENSG, Nancy, France, 1962; Doctor of Engineering, U. Paris, 1967; D of State, U. Paris, 1975.

Career

Science chief, French Land Mission to Kerguelen Island (Subantarctica), 1963-1964; researcher, National Center Science Research, 1965-1966; from assistant to assistant professor, U. Paris, 1967-1975; associate professor, U. Cotonou, Benin, 1976-1980; associate professor, U. Niamey, Niger, 1976-1980; with African cooperative, member laboratory National Center Science Research, U. Dijon, France, since 1980; professor, U. Dijon, France, since 1981. Assistant for international university cooperative for development countries U. Bourgogne, 1982. Co-leader project Program International Coorelation Geological-United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, 1982.

Achievements

• Jacques Paul-André Léon Language has been listed as a noteworthy Geology educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Marie-Claude Hurcy, March 31, 1969. Children: Guillemette, Arnaud.

Father:

François Michel Lang

Mother:

Marguerite (Lanjuin) Lang

Spouse:

Marie-Claude Hurcy

child:

Arnaud Lang

child:

Guillemette Lang