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DR. DURWARD L. ALLEN, Professor of WildlifeManagement, graduated from the <strong>University</strong>of Michigan in 1932 and received his Ph. D. fromMichigan State <strong>University</strong> in 1937. He then joinedthe Gam·e Division of the Michigan Department ofConservation as Biologist in charge of the SwanLake Wildlife Experiment Station and then theRose Lake Wildlife Service. After two years inthis position he was made the Assistant Directorof the Papuxent Research Refuge. In 1951 hebecame the Assistant Chief of the Branch ofWildlife Research, and from 1953 to 1954 heserved as Chief of this branch.Dr. Allen came to <strong>Purdue</strong> as an AssociateProfessor of Wildlife Management and has beenteaching Wildlife Conservation since that time.DR. THOMAS W. BEERSis a graduate of Penn. State<strong>University</strong> with an M.S. inForest Management. Hecame to <strong>Purdue</strong> in 1956 ina research capacity, andreceived his Ph.D. here in1960.He has had varied experiences,having workedfor the Forest Service onesummer, worked two yearspart time at Penn. State,and spent two years withthe Army Infantry inGermany.DON A. ELINE, Assistant Professor of Agricub ETEtural Engineering, was an undergraduate !Strucl<strong>Purdue</strong>, where he received a Degree of B.S. i~eive 1Forestry in 1939. He was awarded an M.S. Degre'romin Forest Production from <strong>Purdue</strong> in 195\nd hAfter graduating in 1939, Professor Blilllaughlworked two years for the U.S. Forest Service a]_ 959the Michigan Department of Conservation in tlmct ,Upper Peninsula of Michigan. He worked one ye~omirfor the Indiana Department of Conservation befo\as tentering the Army in 1942, serving in the FielimeArtillery until 1948. In 1948, he returned to tlng orIndiana Department of Conservation, where Math.worked until coming to <strong>Purdue</strong> in 1949. ProfesscEline teaches Elementary Drawing and ForeSurveying, and also taught surveying at tlsophomore summer camp from 1950 to 19:and also in 1962.ROY C. BRUNDAGE, Associate Professor ofForestry, graduated from the State <strong>University</strong>of New York in 1925, receiving a B.S. degreein Forestry. In 1930 he received his M.S. degreein For est Management from the <strong>University</strong> ofMichigan. In his varied experiences ProfessorBrundage has seen service with the U.S. ForestService, as extension forester for the MassachusettsForestry Association, and as Forester forthe Rockland Light and Power Company, NewYork. He came to <strong>Purdue</strong> in 1930 and has beendoing full time research in marketing.DR. WILLIAM R.BYRNES, Instructor inForestry, graduated fromPenna. State <strong>University</strong> in1950 with a B.S. in Forestry,and received his M.F. in Forestry (1951) andhis Ph. D. in Agronomy(Soils) (1960) also fromPenna. State U.Dr. Byrnes has workedwith the Soil Mapping andFarm Planning division ofthe Soil Conservation Service,and as a ResearchAssistant, Researcher,and Instructor at Penna.State U. Also to his creditare the many articles andpapers written or cowrittenby him. Upon comingto <strong>Purdue</strong> in July, 1962he assumed research activitiesalong with instructingin Forest SoilsProblems and ResearchMethods in Forestry.R. Issisnton.S. IDR. JOHN C. CALLAHAN, Associate Profess/~ 6 •.of Forestry, received his B.S. Degree in Fod cProduction from Michigan .State <strong>University</strong> 1 1to~1947. His master's work in Silviculture was co?. og_pleted at Duke <strong>University</strong> in 1948. He was awa; 1 sged a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics fro 11 ~<strong>Purdue</strong> <strong>University</strong> in 1955., c cBefore teaching, Professor Callahan work'.t .three years for the U.S. Forest Service and eifrs\~years for the <strong>Purdue</strong> Agricultural Experiml. . .Station. He has been teaching for the past ei~~ 1 1 ; 1years. Presently he is teaching Forest Econo11 'Eics and applied Forest Economics. Dr. Callabn e'was a visiting scholar at the <strong>University</strong> .d1iCalifornia during the spring semester of 1Sctoand was in Washington, D.C. this last sumrry aworking with the Bureau of the Budget on 1torForest Service budget. ·
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