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4th IUSS Soil Classification Conference Field Tour Guidebook Kenneth (Ken) F. Scheffe Ken is a Soil Scientist on the Soil Survey Standards Staff at the National Soil Survey Center in Lincoln, NE. He is the liaison to the MLRA Regions of the soil survey program and serves as laboratory investigations liaison to MO Region 9. Ken has served as the national coordinator of the Rapid Carbon Assessment Project since 2011 assists in the update and maintenance of NCSS soil survey standards and technical documents. He came to the NSSC after serving 31 years as soil scientist in New Mexico, 15 years of which were as State Soil Scientist. He has BS and MS degrees from Texas Tech University in Soil Science and is member of the Soil Science Society of America, and the Soil and Water Conservation Society. Education Iowa Park High School, Iowa Park, TX – 1975 Texas Tech University, Lubbock TX – Bachelor of Science in Soil Science 1979 Texas Tech University, Lubbock TX – Master of Science in Soil Science 1982 Work Experience Raised on farm and ranch operation, Iowa Park, TX Farm/Ranch laborer, 1971-1975 Construction worker (iron worker/equipment operator)- summer 1976-78 Student Assistant/Research Assistant, TTU, Soils Laboratory, 1978-1982 Career Conditional Student Trainee, Truth or Consequences, NM, 1978-79 Soil Scientist, Santa Rosa, NM, 1982-1988 and Clovis, NM, 1988 Area Soil Scientist, Rio Rancho, NM 1988-1993 Assistant State Soil Scientist, Albuquerque, NM 1993-1995 Asst. St. Conservationist, Resource Inventories and Assessments, Alb., NM, 1995-1998 State Soil Scientist, Albuquerque, NM, 1998-2010 Daniel R. Shurtliff Daniel R. Shurtliff was born in Casper, Wyoming in 1954. He attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and received a bachelor’s degree in Soil Science in 1977. His professional career has been spent with USDA-NRCS. Dan performed Field Soil Survey work in Nebraska, Montana, Florida and South Korea between 1977 and 1998. He authored the Soil Surveys of Garfield, Loup and Blaine Counties in Nebraska, and Sweet Grass County in Montana. In 1998 Dan became the Assistant State Soil Scientist of South Dakota. In 2010, he became the Assistant State Soil Scientist of Nebraska. Phone: 402-437-4117 Email: daniel.shurtliff@ne.usda.gov 188
4th IUSS Soil Classification Conference Field Tour Guidebook Philip J. Schoeneberger Degrees Received B.S., 1976, University Wisconsin M.S., 1983, Oregon State University Ph.D., 1990, North Carolina State University [Soil Science: (Applied) Soil Physics, Minor – Geology]. Professional Employment Research Soil Scientist, 1990-present, USDA - NRCS Adjunct Faculty, 1992-1998, University of Nebraska Soil Scientist Consultant– NASA-Jet Prop. Lab / National Geographic Society; TREE project, 1989- 1990 Research Graduate Assistant, 1985 -1989. Soil Scientist, 1983 – 1985, USDA-SCS. Soil Consultant, 1982, North Carolina Forest Soils Specialist, 1979-1981, Dept. Natural Resources, WA Forest Soil Scientist, 1978, USDA- Forest Service Professional Activities & Interests Research emphasis on soil geomorphology, water movement through landscapes, weathered rock Author / co-author 17 refereed publications and proceedings, 5 book chapters, Field Book for Describing & Sampling Soils, Geomorphic Description System, 55 abstracts, 8 technical reports Chair – SSSA Glossary Soil Science Committee S374 (2001- 2003, 2010-present), Member – SSSA Geomorphology Committee S880 (1990-1993, 1995-1998, 2001-2004), Co-organizer SSSA Symposium – Division S5 (1992, 2008), Core Instructor – (4 weeks) USDA Soil Science Institute (2002, 2004); Core Instructor – (3 weeks) Soil Geomorphology Institute [2007 (2), 2008 (2), 2009, 2010], Instructor, 55 technical short courses (1991-present), Member: Soil Science Society America, Intl. Union Soil Science, Geological Society America, Sigma Xi, Gamma Sigma Delta 189
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