Thomas E. Hamilton

Education

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, University of Wisconsin, 1960; Master of Science in Agricultural Economics, University of Wisconsin, 1962; Doctor of Philosophy in Agricultural Economics, University of Wisconsin, 1965.

Career

Research economist Pacific N.W. Forest and Range Experiment Station,, United States Forst Svc., Portland, Oregon, 1964-1968; project leader marketing economics unit, United States Forst Svc., Portland, Oregon, 1968-1973; assistant director Northeastern Forest Experiment Station,, United States Forst Svc., 1973-1976; coordinator national renewable resources evaluation research, United States Forst Svc., Washington, 1976-1979; director resources program and assessment staff, United States Forst Svc., Washington, 1980-1988; associate deputy chief for research, United States Forst Svc., Washington, 1988-1994; director Forest Products Laboratory, United States Forst Svc., Madison, Wisconsin, since 1994.

Achievements

• Thomas E. Hamilton has been listed as a noteworthy Agricultural economist, government official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Agricultural Economics Association, Society American Foresters, American Forestry Association.