Milton William Wykoff

Background

Wykoff, Milton William was born on September 27, 1934 in Corry, Pennsylvania, United States.

Education

Bachelor in Economics, Pennsylvania State University Master of Arts in Social Psychology, University of Minnesota postgraduate, Free U., Berlin Doctor of Philosophy in Linguistic Anthropology, Cornell Univercity.

Career

Instructor department economics, Pennsylvania State University, from 1959; editorial assistant, Consumers Union, Mount Vernon, New York instructor, researcher in sociolinguistics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis instructor history linguistics, Cornell Univercity, Ithaca, New York field linguist, ethnobotanist, National Museum Canada, Six Nations, Ontario professor anthropology, Oberlin (Ohio) College professor environmental science, Cornell Adult U., Ithaca research associate department ecology and systematics, Cornell Univercity, since 1993. Consultant Seneca Nation Economics Development, Great Lakes Atlas of Indian History, Native American Language Nurseries.

Achievements

• Milton William Wykoff has been listed as a notable Environmental scientist, educator, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member staff Ithaca Science Center. Volunteer English for Foreigners, Ithaca. Writer Ithaca Grapevine.

Served with United States Marine Corps, 1952-1955. Member Committee on Scholarly Comm. with China, Charles S. Pierce Society, American Anthropology assosiation, New York Academy Sciences, American Society Primatologists, Order of Artus, Sigma Xi, Pi Gamma Mu, Delta Phi Alpha.

Interests

• Avocations: cross-country skiing, hiking, lecturing.

Connections

Son of Milton L. and Ruth Elisabeth (Dingfelder) W. Divorced; 1 child, Aaron.

Father:

Milton L. Wykoff

Mother:

Ruth Elisabeth (Dingfelder) Wykoff

child:

Aaron Wykoff