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Susan McConnell
Secretary |
a neurobiologist, wildlife photographer, and Professor Emerita of Biology at Stanford University, she earned her undergraduate and doctoral degrees from Harvard University, and in 1989 joined the faculty at Stanford, where she performed ground-breaking research on the development of the mammalian brain. In recognition of the impact of these studies, Prof. McConnell was elected to membership in the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Through teaching and practice, she currently explores the intersection of photography and science, with the goal of promoting biodiversity, conservation, and the preservation of wild places. Prof. McConnell has won both of Stanford's highest teaching awards, and she takes special pleasure in teaching a first-year IntroSem on Conservation Photography. |
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Jerry Osteryoung Treasurer |
Emeritus professor (Florida State University) specializing in entrepreneurial and corporate finance who served as founding Executive Director of the Jim Moran Institute (JMI) of Global Entrepreneurship enabling him to directly assist more than 3,000 entrepreneurs; for Science Art-Nature, provides expertise in finance and is assisting with financial development and oversight |
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Darryl Wheye
CEO |
Artist, author and researcher who has served as liaison between artists and scientists in raising the visibility of Science Art and whose last book, Humans, Nature, and Birds: Science Art from Cave Walls to Computer Screens, written with Stanford President emeritus and Science Art-Nature founding Chair Donald Kennedy (and supported in part by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation) was winner of the Nature category of ForeWord Magazine’s 2008 Book of the Year Award |
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BOARD HISTORY
Tony Angell naturalist, artist writer (founding Science Art-Nature member 2009-2011)
Carel Brest van Kempen artist, naturalist and author (2010-2013)
Paul Ehrlich Bing Professor of Population Studies, emeritus, and Professor of Biology, emeritus at Stanford University he gained national attention as a researcher and activist and won many awards, including the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences’ Crawfoord Prize, an annual award established to recognize research in disciplines not eligible for Nobel prizes. In addition to his Stanford responsibilities that included more than 1,000 lectures and seminars, he wrote or co-wrote more than 1,000 papers on population studies, ecology, evolution and environ-mentalism, appeared on TV and radio more than 1,000 times, and gave hundreds of public lectures.(founding Science Art-Nature member 2009-2011, officer 2017-2026)
Donald Kennedy Stanford President emeritus, Professor of Biology emeritus, and a strong advocate for undergraduate education, environmental science, and public service. In addition to his Stanford responsibilities, he served as Commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (1977–1979) and Editor-in-Chief of Science (2000-2008) where he prioritized the intersection of science, especially environmental science, and public policy.(founding Science Art-Nature member and Chair 2009-2011)
Pamela Meadowcroft research psychologist, specializing in nonprofit service development and evaluation (founding Science Art-Nature member 2009-2011)
Glendon Mellon fine artist, illustrator and blogger (2012-2013)
Laurie Nelson (2016)
Jerry Osteryoung see above (2011--)
Darryl Wheye see above (founding Science Art-Naturemember 2009--)
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