Jules Verne Hallum

Background

Hallum, Jules Verne was born on March 18, 1925 in Minneapolis. Son of Vernon Gerhard and Hulda Lorena (Gunderson) Hallum.

Education

Bachelor of Arts Minnesota, 1948. Doctor of Philosophy, University Iowa, 1952.

Career

Fellow, chemistry department University Minnesota, 1952-1953. Instructor chemistry department Indiana University, 1953-1954. Senior fellow Mellon Institute, 1954-1959, Columbian Carbon Corporation, 1959-1962.

Assistant professor microbiology University Pittsburgh, 1962-1970. Associate professor microbiology Tulane University School Medicine, New Orleans, 1970-1973. Professor, chairman department microbiology and immunology University Oregon Health Sciences Center, Portland, from 1973.

Achievements

• Jules Verne Hallum has been listed as a noteworthy microbiologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with United States Marine Corps Reserve, 1942-1945. Member American Society for Microbiology, Society Experimental Biology and Medicine, American Academy Microbiology, Sigma Xi.

Connections

Married Phyllis Hanson, June 22, 1945. Children– Marcus V., Jessica B., Elizabeth C.

Father:

Vernon Gerhard Hallum

Mother:

Hulda Lorena (Gunderson) Hallum

Spouse:

Phyllis Hanson

child:

Elizabeth C. Hallum

child:

Marcus V. Hallum

child:

Jessica B. Hallum