William Williams Smoker

Background

Smoker, William Williams was born on September 6, 1945 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of William Alexander and Margaret Day (Williams) Smoker.

Education

Bachelor, Carleton College, 1967; Master of Science, Oregon State University, 1970; Doctor of Philosophy, Oregon State University, 1981.

Career

Instructor fishery science, U. Alaska S.E., Juneau, 1978-1979; assistant professor, U. Alaska S.E., Juneau, 1979-1985; associate professor, U. Alaska S.E., Juneau, since 1986. Visiting associate professor of University Hokkaido, Hokodate, Japan, 1988-1989. Member technical advising committee Western Regional Aquatic Consortium USDA, since 1987.

Faculty chair Juneau Center Fisheries and Ocean Science, since 1989.

Achievements

• William Williams Smoker has been listed as a noteworthy Fishery science educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Civil Fisheries Development Committee, Junean, since 1990. Lieutenant (junior grade) United States Coast Guard Reserve, 1969-1973. Member American Fishery Society (certified, chapter secretary 1983), International Association Genetics in Aquaculture, American Institute Fish Research Biology, Sigma Xi, Phi Sigma.

Connections

Married Janet Ellen Van Dusen, August 16, 1975. Children: Rhys James, Alice Ellen.

Father:

William Alexander Smoker

Mother:

Margaret Day (Williams) Smoker

Spouse:

Janet Ellen Van Dusen

child:

Alice Ellen Smoker

child:

Rhys James Smoker