ScienceMakers Toolkit Manual - The History Makers
ScienceMakers Toolkit Manual - The History Makers
ScienceMakers Toolkit Manual - The History Makers
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<strong>Science<strong>Makers</strong></strong><br />
Spotlight: Isiah M. Warner<br />
Full Name: Isiah Manuel Warner<br />
Born: July 20, 1946<br />
Place: DeQuincy, LA<br />
Parents: Irma Warner<br />
Humphrey Warner<br />
Spouse: Della Blount<br />
Education: Carver High School - Bunkie, LA (1964)<br />
Southern University - Baton Rouge, LA (B.S. Chemistry, 1968)<br />
University of Washington - Seattle, WA<br />
(Ph.D. Analytical Chemistry, 1977)<br />
Type of Science: Chemistry<br />
Achievements: Served as the National Science Foundation program offi cer for<br />
Analytical and Surface Chemistry<br />
Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and<br />
Engineering Mentoring<br />
Favorites:<br />
Color: Blue<br />
Food: Thai Food<br />
Quote: “I am Isiah Warner, and I am a country boy from Bunkie, Louisiana.”<br />
Time of Year: Autumn<br />
Vacation Spot: Europe or Africa<br />
Biography<br />
Chemistry professor Isiah Manuel Warner was born in DeQuincy, Louisiana, on July 20,<br />
1946. Warner’s parents, Humphrey and Irma Warner, raised him in Bunkie, Louisiana, where at age<br />
two, he drank kerosene to determine why it could produce light. Warner graduated as valedictorian<br />
from Bunkie’s Carver High School in 1964; attending Southern University on a full scholarship, he<br />
graduated cum laude with his B.S. degree in chemistry in 1968. While working as a technician for<br />
Battelle Northwest, Warner earned his Ph.D. in analytical chemistry from the University of<br />
Washington in 1977.<br />
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