Ralph Barlow Clark

Background

Clark, Ralph Barlow was born on September 12, 1933 in Farmington, Utah, United States. Son of Orson Richards and Lucile (Barlow) Clark.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Brigham Young U., 1957; Master of Science, Utah State University, 1959; Doctor of Philosophy, University of California at Los Angeles, 1962.

Career

Research assistant, Utah State University, Logan, 1957-1959; research assistant, University of California at Los Angeles, 1959-1962; research associate, Oregon State University, Corvallis, 1962-1963; research chemist, Agricultural Research Svc., USDA, Wooster, Ohio., 1963-1975; plant physiologist, Agricultural Research Svc., USDA, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1975-1992; plant physiologist, Agricultural Research Svc., USDA, Lincoln, Nebraska, since 1992; fellow, Agricultural Research Svc., USDA, 1985.

Achievements

• Ralph Barlow Clark has been listed as a noteworthy Plant physiologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Views

Human beings get salvation both through the grace of God and their own actions. Part of the work of salvation has been done by the atonement of Jesus Christ, in that all human beings are guaranteed resurrection, but to attain the full quality of eternal life, human beings also have work to do.

Membership

Active local Boy Scouts American, Wooster and Lincoln, 1965-1985. Fellow American Society Agronomy, Crop Science Society American, Soil Science Society American. Member American Society for Plant Physiologists.

Connections

Married Lynore Hales, June 3, 1957. Children: Ella Christine, Bryan Ralph, Kevin Barlow, Alan Lynn, Stephen Hales, Anne Marie.

Father:

Orson Richards Clark

Mother:

Lucile (Barlow) Clark

Spouse:

Lynore Hales

child:

Anne Marie Clark

child:

Stephen Hales Clark

child:

Ella Christine Clark

child:

Bryan Ralph Clark

child:

Alan Lynn Clark

child:

Kevin Barlow Clark