PDF-[EPUB] - Undercurrents: From Oceanographer to University President

Undercurrents recounts the life and career of John Byrne who started as a geologist at an oil company and retired as president of a major land grant university He came to Oregon State in 1960 as a faculty member later becoming department chair dean director of the Hatfield Marine Science Center and vice president for Research and Graduate Studies Along the way he took leave from the university to serve the US government first as a program director for oceanography at the National Science Foundation and later as the administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration before returning to OSU in 1984 as its twelfth president As president of OSU John Byrne used the lessons learned in industry and government to guide the university through a period of turbulence caused by severe state budget restrictions During this period of economic contraction OSU continued under Byrnes leadership to grow in programs facilities and external funding Byrne was one of the first to introduce Total Quality Management techniques to higher education He emphasized the importance of international education and was a supporter of significant academic reform in higher education While focusing on his professional career Byrnes memoir also shares personal stories of a childhood and youth shaped by the Great Depression and World War II Undercurrents demonstrates on every page the curiosity intellect and humanity that made John Byrne successful as a scientist educator and administrator Anyone pursuing a career in science or academia and anyone interested in the history and legacy of land grant universities will welcome this richly detailed and warmly written account of Byrnes career. 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