Background
Stine, Jeffrey Kim was born on February 25, 1953 in San Diego, California, United States. Son of Howard Henry and Dorothy (Graham) Stine.
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Twenty Years of Science in the Public Interest: A History of the Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship Program
(Excerpt from the Foreword: Jeffrey Stine's volume is an e...)
Excerpt from the Foreword: Jeffrey Stine's volume is an exemplary case study in the history of science policy as well as the definitive history to date of the Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship Program. It is cogent in analysis, clear in expression, and comprehensive in its study of available documents and its notable interviews with many of the involved dramatis personae.
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Jeffrey Kim Stine
Edit Profilecurator environmental historian
Jeffrey Kim Stine, American environmental historian, curator. Recipient Conglomerate fellow American History Association, 1984, Weyerhaeuser award Forest History Society, 1984, James Madison prize Society for History in the Federal Government, 1992, Wesley Johnson prize National Council Public History, 1993, Abel Wolman award Public Works History Society, 1994, Charles Thompson prize Society for History in the Federal Government, 1999.
Education
Bachelor, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1975; Doctor of Philosophy, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1984.
Career
Consultant House Committee on Science and Technology, Washington, 1984—1985, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Washington, 1985—1989. Curator of engineering and environmental history Smithsonian Institute, since 1989, chair, division medicine and science, since 2005. Consultant Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology and Government, Washington, 1990, Library. of Congress, 1995.
Commissioner United States, Canada, Mexico Trilateral Committee on Environmental Education, 1992-1995.
Achievements
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Twenty Years of Science in the Public Interest: A History of the Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship Program
(Excerpt from the Foreword: Jeffrey Stine's volume is an e...)
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Twenty Years of Science in the Public Interest: A History of the Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship Program
Membership
President American Society for Environmental History, 1999—2001. Trustee Public Works History Society, 1990—1997, 1999—2001, president, 2002—2003. Member American History Association, Society for History of Technology, American Society for Environmental History, Forest History Society, Public Works History Society, National Council on Public History.
Connections
Married Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette, July 28, 1986.
Education
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1975
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1984
Career
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1984 - 1985
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1989
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Recipient Conglomerate fellow American History Association, 1984, Weyerhaeuser award Forest History Society, 1984, James Madison prize Society for History in the Federal Government, 1992, Wesley Johnson prize National Council Public History, 1993, Abel Wolman award Public Works History Society, 1994, Charles Thompson prize Society for History in the Federal Government, 1999.Recipient Conglomerate fellow American History Association, 1984, Weyerhaeuser award Forest History Society, 1984, James Madison prize Society for History in the Federal Government, 1992, Wesley Johnson prize National Council Public History, 1993, Abel Wolman award Public Works History Society, 1994, Charles Thompson prize Society for History in the Federal Government, 1999.