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Updated June 5, 2017

Experience

2012- Artist and Writer

2009-2012 Creative Director, Rolling Wave Insights, LLC

1998- 2009 Series Writer, Sea Technology Magazine

1998- Retired Oceanographer

1993-1998 Lead Scientist, Ocean Parameter Predictions for Active Warfighters in the US

Navy Seals, US Marines and US Mine Warfare Experts, US Naval Oceanographic Office

1981-1993 Lead Active Oceanographer, Special Projects Division, US Naval

Oceanographic Office

1980-1981 Co-Manager of SSBN Security Program, US Naval Oceanographic Office and

Head of SSBN Security Programs in Chemistry, Bioluminescence, and Optics

1978-1980 Professor of Oceanography, Tulane University

1978-1980 Member, Advisory Committee for the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant

Consortium

1978-1980 Oceanography Coordinator, Foreign Officers Training Program, U.S. Naval

Oceanographic Office

1978-1980 Oceanographer, Acoustics Projects Division, U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office


1974-1978 Contract research in Sandwich, Massachusetts using facilities of the Woods

Hole Oceanographic Institution

1969-1974 Professor of Oceanography, University of North Carolina

1966-1969 Office of Naval Research Financed Research Assistant, Oceanography

Department, Oregon State University

1965 Participant, Stanford University's TeVega Expedition to the South Pacific

1956-1962 Football coach in Michigan high schools

1951-1955 Active duty in U.S. Navy

1948-1951 Miscellaneous temporary and part-time jobs

Breakdown of 39-Year Career by Percent at Retiremen t in 1998

74.4 % Oceanography

15.4 % Coaching Football

10.2 % Navy Active Duty

100.0 % Total

Breakdown of 29-Year Oceanography Career by Percent at Retirement in 1998

67.8 % Research and Writing

17.8 % Administration

14.4 % Teaching

100.0 % Total


Education

Ph.D. (1969) Oregon State University

Major: Physical Oceanography (Ocean Physics)

Minors: Applied Mathematics and Biological Oceanography

Third and Fourth Undergraduate Majors in Physics and Mathematics

(1962-1964) University of Michigan

M.A. (1958) University of Michigan (Athletic Directorship)

B.S. (1956) University of Minnesota, Duluth. Double Majors in Physical Education and

Biology. Played varsity football as a guard in 1949, 1950 and 1955. Playing time was 4

percent in 1949, 50 percent in 1950 and 1955. Nominated for team captain by someone

who overlooked my senior status. Note: US Navy service caused my absence between

1950 and 1955.

Honors, Awards, and High Points

2011 The UMD men’s hockey team won its first Division I National Championship during my

(1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board for UMD Athletics during which I succeeded

in pushing for higher level performance in all sports by joining a stronger conference. in

successfully pushed for a step up advocated.

2010 The University of Minnesota, Duluth (UMD) football team won its second Division II

National Championship during my (1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board for UMD

Athletics.

2010 The UMD women’s hockey team won its fifth Division I National Championship during

my (1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board for UMD Athletics.


2008 The University of Minnesota, Duluth (UMD) football team won its first Division II

National Championship during my (1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board for UMD

Athletics.

2008 The UMD women’s hockey team won its fourth Division I National Championship

during my (1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board for UMD Athletics.

2003 Served as citationist when the President of the American Geophysical Union

presented the Edward A. Flinn III Award to Robert H. Higgs at the annual fall AGU meeting

held in San Francisco, December 2003.

2003 The University of Minnesota, Duluth (UMD) women’s hockey team won its third

Division I National Championship during my (1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board

for UMD Athletics.

2003 Led a successful drive to establish Robert H. Higgs as the American Geophysical

Union’s 2003 recipient of the Edward A. Flinn Award for unselfish cooperation in research.

2002 The UMD women’s hockey team won its second Division I National Championship

during my (1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board for UMD Athletics.

2001 Gave the acceptance speech when 1922 Nobel Peace Prize winner Fridtjof Nansen

was inducted into the International Scholar-Athlete Hall of Fame.

2001 The UMD women’s hockey team won its first Division I National Championship during

my (1998- ) tenure on the National Advisory Board for UMD Athletics.

2001 The Institute for International Sport approved my nomination of 1922 Nobel Peace

Prize winner Fridtjof Nansen for induction into the International Scholar-Athlete Hall of

Fame.

1999 Led a successful drive to establish the Lloyd W. Peterson Memorial Scholarship at

UMD.


1998- Appointed as Member, National Advisory Board for UMD Athletics.

1998- Selected as science advisor by children’s fiction writer Joan Verniero.

1996 Created ocean current analysis for the Swimmer Oceanographic Information Chart

(SOIF) used in the movie “G.I. Jane.”

1996 Commendatory letter sent by Buddy Teevens, head football coach at Tulane

University, just after his 1996 upset victory over Cincinnati. Previous to the Cincinnati game,

I had shared my ideas with Buddy during 12 hours of meetings. In his letter, Buddy states

that he used many of my ideas and that they played key roles in Tulane’s upset of

Cincinnati.

1993-1998 Created ocean current analyses sent worldwide to U.S. Marines, Seal Teams,

and Mine Warfare Forces.

1981-1998 Received sixteen performance awards (special service, superior, or outstanding)

with cash bonuses, Naval Oceanographic Office.

1981 Advisor for Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant program. Helped to plan a successful rise

from a small consortium to the highest, Sea Grant College status.

1980-1981 Selected to co-manage the SSBN Security Program, the highest-priority

program controlled by the Naval Oceanographic Office.

1974 Awarded tenure by unanimous vote, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

1971 Lead author (with Gunnar Bodvarsson and Rod S. Mesecar) of a Journal of

Geophysical Research paper demonstrating that a symmetrically spreading ocean-floor

ridge crest can generate an asymmetric heat-flow profile, a phenomenon that required

explanation to prevent its existence from becoming an obstacle to plate tectonics theory.

1969 Performed Ph.D. dissertation research in the deep-ocean bottom boundary layer that


explained a widely identified discrepancy between the Monin-Obukhov similarity theory and

measured superadiabatic temperature gradients that appeared to but did not actually

negate this theory. The results demonstrated that the Monin-Obukhov similarity theory

could be effectively used for predicting conditions in the near-bottom shear zone present in

all of the world’s oceans. Also demonstrated that the temperatures measured by a pressure

protected thermistors in waters deep enough to reveal the influence of pressure on the

adiabatic temperature gradient are significantly influenced by the thickness and structural

design of the pressure protection cases.

1965 Commendatory letter sent by Rolf Bolin of Stanford University, chief scientist on the

Te Vega Expedition, to Wayne V. Burt, head of the oceanography program at Oregon State

University. The letter refers to my mouth-to-mouth resuscitation of a fellow graduate student

during a diving accident that occurred on the 1965 TeVega Expedition.

1965 Member of the scientific party on the first expedition to discover that the Pacific Ocean

surface is extensively populated far from land by surface-skimming insects related to the

water-striders commonly found on the surfaces of inland lakes. (It was previously thought

that the only insects in the ocean had fallen into nearshore waters from vegetation on land.)

1965 Member of the scientific party on the first American vessel to use a surface-skimming

Neuston net.

1965 One of twelve graduate students and the only graduate student in the physics branch

of oceanography selected worldwide to participate in Stanford University's predominantly

biological Te Vega Expedition.

Travel

Lived from 5 to 21 years in each of America’s four major aquatic regions. Professional,

family, and recreational life entailed repeated criss-crossing of the U.S. by land and air.

Naval and oceanographic careers involved extensive travel by sea, including mileage

equivalent to several circumnavigations of the earth with visits to 49 foreign countries or


islands.

Contracts and Grants (Source and Number)

The McGraw-Hill Companies (1)

William C. Brown Publishers (1)

Harper & Row, Publishers (3)

North Carolina Board of Science & Technology (1)

National Science Foundation (5)

Office of Naval Research (2)

University of North Carolina Research Council (3)

U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office (2)

Biographical Information Locations

Sea Technology Magazine (November 2002- )

University of Minnesota, Duluth “Bridge” Alumni Magazine (Summer 2002)

Oregon State University “Oregon Stater” Alumni Magazine (April 2002)

University of Michigan “Movement” Magazine (Fall 1996)

Who's Who in the World (1984- )


American Men and Women of Science (1975- )

Memberships

Alister Hardy Society

American Legion

Audubon Society

Citizen of the Pell Center

Friends of the Library of Brown University

Mystic Aquarium

Mystic Seaport

Wood-Pawcatuck Watershed Association

Unpublished Impact Writings

Rolling Wave Insights Fifteen-Path Website: An Explanation for Lawyers, Insurance Agents

and Underwriters. Submitted 18 August 2009.

Dan Devine. Nominating essay in support of inducting Dan Devine into the International

Scholar-Athlete Hall of Fame. Submitted 20 August 2003.

Bob Murray. Nominating essay in support of inducting Bob Murray into the UMD Athletic

Hall of Fame. Submitted 20 January 2003.


Lloyd Peterson. Nominating essay in support of inducting Lloyd Peterson into the

International Scholar-Athlete Hall of Fame. Submitted 30 December 2002.

Robert H. Higgs. Successful nominating essay in support of selecting Robert H. Higgs as

the American Geophysical Union’s 2003 recipient of the Edward A. Flinn III Award.

Submitted on 10 October 2002. (Higgs received the Flinn Award on 10 December 2003.)

Fridtjof Nansen. Successful nominating essay in support of inducting Fridtjof Nansen into

the International Scholar-Athlete Hall of Fame. Submitted 8 September 2000. Accepted,

with induction completed in June 2001.

Lloyd Peterson’s Lasting Contributions. Presentation that successfully raised funds that

brought the value of the Lloyd W. Peterson Memorial Scholarship up to the pure

endowment level. Unpublished manuscript and resource for future publications. University

of Minnesota, Duluth, November 1999.

Publications in Progress (17)

The Plane with No Pilot. Preparing for Ebook publication by First Edition Design Publishing,

Outline Only on 11-25-2016.

Soaring Beyond Correctness. Preparing for Ebook publication by First Edition Design

Publishing, Outline Only on 11-25-2016.

A Revealing Case Study. Preparing for Ebook publication by First Edition Design


The Physiology of Writing (with co-authors), Date Unknown.

The Holy Grail of Oceanography. Preparing for publication by Sea Technology Magazine,

Date Unknown.


The Coming Feast for Ocean Engineering. Preparing for publication by Sea Technology

Magazine, Date Unknown.

Why the Biggest Breakthroughs Usually Are Made by People Who Seem Unqualified.

Preparing for publication by Sea Technology Magazine, Date Unknown.

The Coming Feast for Ocean Engineering. Preparing for publication by Sea Technology

Magazine, Date Unknown.

World Without War Condensed (Shortened Book).

When Race Didn’t Matter Condensed. (Shortened Book).

Reinventing the World Condensed. (Shortened Book).

Fridtjof Nansen’s Role in Oceanography’s Transition from Exploration to Science.

Destination Unknown.

Fridtjof Nansen and Alister Hardy as Twins and Opposites. Destination Unknown.

Physics. (A Poem). Destination Unknown.

Academe. (A Poem). Destination Unknown.

Civilization, (A Poem). Destination Unknown.

Alister Hardy. (A Poem written to honor Sir Alister Hardy during Stanford University’s 1965

Te Vega Expedition.) Destination Unknown.


Publications (130)

Rumbles from the Ocean: It’s Time to Wake Up © 2016. Waiting for Ebook re-publication

by First Edition Design Publishing Ebook, 11-25-2016.

Love in the Crisis Mode. Preparing for publication by First Edition Design Publishing, First

Draft in Progress on 11-25-2016.

Love at Lydia Devereaux College. Preparing for publication by First Edition Design


Love and the Wheels of Redemption © 2016. First Edition Design Publishing Ebook, 2016.

Love in the Hornet’s Nest © 2015. First Edition Design Publishing Ebook, 2016.

Love’s Lone Ranger © 2014. First Edition Design Publishing, 2014.

Reinventing The World: We Can Do Better © 2011. First Edition Design Publishing, 2015.

World Without War © 2009. Rolling Wave Insights Website, 2014.

When Race Didn’t Matter © 2010. Rolling Wave Insights Website, 2014.

Reinventing The World © 2011. Rolling Wave Insights Website, 2014.

God’s Biologist: A Life of Alister Hardy by David Hay (Book Review). De Numine, No. 51,

Autumn 2011. p. 44-45.

Rolling Wave Insights Highlighted In: The World as Spirit: How Science Supports the

Mystical (Book Review by Marianne Rankin). De Numine, No. 51, Autumn 2011. p. 47.

Revising the Pace of Greenhouse Gas Control. Sea Technology Online, August 2011

Special Feature.


Revising the Pace of Greenhouse Gas Control. Sea Technology E-News, August 2011.

Review of Accomplishments With Photograph at BJK’s 80th Birthday Party by John Franklin.

De Numine, No. 50, Spring 2011. p. 35.

Alister Hardy Reincarnated. (An acrylic marine art painting.) De Numine, No. 50, Spring

2011. On p.4 of loose color centerfold placed between p. 28 &29.

Dolphins On Patrol. (An acrylic marine art painting.) De Numine, No. 50, Spring 2011. On

p.4 of loose color centerfold placed between p. 28 &29.

Fictional Ocean Life. (An acrylic marine art painting.) De Numine, No. 50, Spring 2011. On

p.4 of loose color centerfold placed between p. 28 &29.

The Free Character of Rolling Wave Insights. De Numine, No. 49, Autumn 2010. p. 34.

Long-Term Planning Through a Holistic Worldview. Sea Technology Online, July 2010.

Long-Term Planning Through a Holistic Worldview. Sea Technology, July 2010. p. 73.

In Upstream Waters. (A poem.) Watershed, Vol. 27, No. 2, Spring 2010. p. 3.

A Mother Lode for Deep Thinkers. De Numine, No. 48, Spring 2010. p. 37-38.

Review of Rolling Wave Insights website by Howard A. Jones. De Numine, No. 48, Spring

2010. p. 35-36.

(With Judy Korgen). When Race Didn’t Matter PowerPoint 20. (Digital projection slides

including photographs, text, charts and graphs at rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley,

Rhode Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2010.








(With Judy Korgen). World without War PowerPoint 20. (Digital projection slides including

photographs, text, charts and graphs at rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley, Rhode

Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2010.







(With Judy Korgen). Reinventing the World PowerPoint 20. (Digital projection slides









When Race Didn’t Matter: A Long-Term Plan for Ending Racism. (Photo Essay at

rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley, Rhode Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2009.


World Without War: A Long-Term Plan for Ending War Forever. (Photo Essay at

rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley, Rhode Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2009.

Reinventing the World: A Long-Term Plan for Ending History-Recycling Leadership. (Photo

Essay at rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley, Rhode Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2009.

The Miner’s Canary. A Poem published on page 2 of World without War: A Long-Term Plan

for Ending War Forever. (Complete Book at rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley, Rhode

Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2009. 232 pp.

World without War: A Long-Term Plan for Ending War Forever. (Complete Book at

rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley, Rhode Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2009. 232 pp.

World Without War Condensed. (Shortened Book at rollingwaveinsights.com.) Hope Valley,

Rhode Island: Rolling Wave Insights, 2009. 55 pp.

What Pigeons Tell Us About the Oceans. Sea Technology, June 2009. p. 81.

An Encounter at Sea with Sir Alister Hardy, Part Five (Remembering Sir Alister): The Last

Encounter at Sea with Sir Alister Hardy. De Numine, No. 46, Spring 2009. p. 7-9.

Loose Centerfold Insert Color Photographs (14) Taken During Stanford University’s 1965

Te Vega Expedition. De Numine, No. 46, Spring 2009. Between p. 30 and 31.

Brainstorming for a Better Ocean. Sea Technology, May 2008. p. 77.

An Encounter at Sea with Sir Alister Hardy, Part Four: Te Vega Sails from Christmas Island

to the Hawaiian Islands. De Numine, No. 44, Spring 2008. p. 19-21.

An Encounter at Sea with Sir Alister Hardy, Part Three: Te Vega Sails from Tonga to

Christmas Island. De Numine, No. 43, Autumn 2007. p. 16-20.

Loose Centerfold Insert Color Photographs (11) Taken During Stanford University’s 1965


Te Vega Expedition. De Numine, No. 43, Autumn 2007. Between p. 30 and 31.

Reply Letter to the Editor in Response to Lydia’s “At Sea” Comments in De Numine, No. 42,

Spring 2007. p. 44. De Numine, No. 43, Autumn 2007. p. 42-43.

Stanford University 1965 Te Vega Expedition Photographs with Captions. (Digitized Slides

(121) with Captions on CD-R.) The Alister Hardy Society and De Numine, May 2007.

Turning Ocean Lemons into Lemonade. Sea Technology, May 2007. p. 77.

University of Minnesota Duluth Football Photographs with Captions, K Series for the

Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of UMD Football. (Digitized Slides (33) with Captions on CD-R.)

Athletic Department, University of Minnesota Duluth, March 2007.

An Encounter at Sea with Sir Alister Hardy, Part Two: Te Vega Sails from Samoa to Tonga.

De Numine, No. 41, Autumn 2006. p. 24-26.

Author Discussed in Editorial. De Numine, No. 41, Autumn 2006. p. 3.

Reply Letter to Editor. De Numine, No. 41, Autumn 2006. p. 45-46.

John Franklin’s Response to My No. 39 Article and No. 41 Letter. De Numine, No. 41,

Autumn 2006. p. 45.

Global Warming, Dangerous Storms and Biomass Losses in the Oceans. Sea Technology,

May 2006. p. 77.

An Encounter at Sea with Sir Alister Hardy, Part One: Te Vega Sails from Honolulu to

Samoa. De Numine, No. 40, Spring 2006. p. 16-18.

Sir Alister Hardy: A Short Biography. De Numine, No. 39, Autumn 2005. p. 4-6.

An Encounter at Sea With Sir Alister Hardy, Long Version (11,564 words). Contribution to


book-length biography of Sir Alister Hardy being written by Dr. David Hay of the University

of Aberdeen. Archived in the Alister Hardy Library at the Religious Experience Research

Centre, Department of Religious Studies, University of Wales Lampeter.

Let’s Revive the Study of Fluids. Physics Today, Vol. 57, No. 11, November 2004. p. 60-61.

Climbing Status Ladders. Thought-for-the-day quote representing 16 January 2005. Spiegel

Daily Calendar Appointment Book for 2005. Sherwood, Oregon: Ogle Publishing Co.,

September 2004.

Idealists Seem Wonderful. Thought-for-the-day quote representing 19 March 2005. Spiegel

Daily Calendar Appointment Book for 2005. Sherwood, Oregon: Ogle Publishing Co.,

September 2004.

Higgs Receives Edward A. Flinn III Award. (Full Citation.) Transactions, American

Geophysical Union (Eos), Vol. 85, No. 8, February 2004. p. 81.

Higgs Receives Edward A. Flinn III Award. (Full Citation.) AGU Transactions (Eos) Internet

Version, February 2004.

Condensed Citation for Robert H. Higgs as the American Geophysical Union’s 2003

recipient of the Edward A. Flinn III Award. Read by the AGU President on 10 December

2003 at the National AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco. December 2003.

Full Citation for Robert H. Higgs as the American Geophysical Union’s 2003 recipient of the

Edward A. Flinn III Award. Published in a booklet distributed on 10 December 2003 at the

National AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco. December 2003.

UMD’s Dan Devine, A Tribute by Ben Korgen: A Man for All Seasons, Especially the Fall.

UMD Bridge Alumni Magazine, Winter 2004. p. 22-23.

Dan Devine, A Tribute by Ben Korgen: A Man for All Seasons, Especially the Fall. UMD

Bridge Internet Version, Winter 2004.


Obsessing Over Being Prepared. Thought-for-the-day quote representing 19 October 2004.

Spiegel Daily Calendar Appointment Book for 2004. Sherwood, Oregon: Ogle Publishing

Co., September 2003.

Visualizing the Meanings of Mathematical Expressions Used in Fluid Mechanics,

Oceanography, and Ocean Engineering. Marine Technology Society Journal, Vol. 37, No. 2,

Summer 2003. p. 23-30.

Visualizing the Meanings of Mathematical Expressions Used in Fluid Mechanics,

Oceanography, and Ocean Engineering. Marine Technology Society Journal Internet

Version, Summer 2003.

A Wake-Up Call for Curriculum Planners. Sea Technology, July 2003. p. 77.

Wake-Up Call for National Defense. Sea Technology, November 2002. p. 77.

The Probability of Our Living as Humans on Planet Earth. Thought-for-the-day quote

representing 19 January 2003. Spiegel Daily Calendar Appointment Book for 2003.

Sherwood, Oregon: Ogle Publishing Co., September 2002.

Beach Safety: Undertow, Alongshore Currents, and Rip Currents. Eldridge Tide and Pilot

Book 2002. Boston: Marion Jewett White, 2001. p. 196.

Architect of UMD Athletics: A Tribute to Lloyd Peterson. University of Minnesota Duluth

Bridge, Vol. 18, No. 1, Winter 2001. p. 26-27.

Fridtjof Nansen. Web-Page Biography as a Member of the International Scholar-Athlete Hall

of Fame Induction Class of 2001.

Rule-of-Thumb Formulas for Extending the Versatility of Tidal Current Tables. Marine

Technology Society Journal, Vol. 34, No. 2, Summer 2000. p. 18-21.

The River. (A Poem.) Watershed, Vol. 17, No. 3, Summer 2000. p. 2.


Bonanza for Lake Superior: Seiches Do More Than Move Water. Seiche, February 2000. p.

3.

Seiche. Revised cover definition of a seiche accepted by Seiche magazine for use in future

issues. Seiche, November 1999. Back cover (p. 8).

The Challenger Expedition. Highlights Plus (Science Version) supplement published by

Highlights Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 1, February 1998. p. 4-5.

American Football from the Neck Up, Part One: The Player’s Mind. A 56 min audio tape

published by Shared Insights, Inc., 1997.

My Strange Odyssey. Movement, Vol. 7, No. 1, Fall 1996. p. 14-15.

Vapor Spouts. Weatherwise, Vol. 49, No. 1, February/March 1996. p 7.

Seiche. Cover definition of a seiche accepted by Seiche magazine for use in future issues.

Seiche, January 1996. Back cover (p. 12).

Just What is a Seiche, Anyway? Seiche, January 1996. p. 3.

Seiches. American Scientist, Vol. 83, No, 4, July-August 1995. p. 330-341.

Dangerous Lure. Weatherwise, Vol. 48, No. 1, February/March 1995. p. 6.

It’s OK to Work on Applications. Oceanography, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1995. p. 65-66.

A Voice from the Past: John Lyman and the Plate Tectonics Story. Oceanography, Vol. 8,

No. 1, 1995. p. 19-20.

Career Paths for the Geoscience Ph.D. Transactions, American Geophysical Union (Eos),

Vol. 75, No. 31, 2 August 1994. p. 357.


Graduate Education in Physical Oceanography. Comments on article by Joseph Pedlosky

(in Oceanography, Vol. 5, No. 2, 1992. p. 117-120) with Pedlosky’s reply. Oceanography,

Vol. 5, No. 3, 1992. p. 132-133.

Lighted Houses in the Sea. Sea Frontiers, Vol. 32, No. 1, January-February 1986. cover, p.

4-10.

The Other World. Film review for AAAS Science Books & Films, Vol. 14, No. 3,

December 1978. p. 191.

(With Tony F. Clark and David M. Best). Heat Flow in the Eastern Caribbean. Journal of

Geophysical Research, Vol. 83, No. B12, 1978. p. 5883-5891.

The Challenger Expedition. Highlights Magazine, Vol. 33, No. 6, June-July 1978.

p. 26-27.

Boundary of Creation. Film review for AAAS Science Books & Films, Vol. 13, No. 2,

September 1977. p. 108-109.

Heat Flow in the Eastern Caribbean. Presented in poster session at the Joint

Oceanographic Assembly, Edinburgh, Scotland, September 1976.

500 Million Years Beneath the Sea. Film review for AAAS Science Books & Films, Vol.

12, No. 2, September 1976. p. 114.

(With James D. Schumacher). A Seabed Drifter Study of Near-Bottom Circulation in North

Carolina Shelf Waters. Estuarine and Coastal Marine Science, Vol. 4, No. 2, 1976. p. 207-

214.

A Different Kind of Centennial. Part 2. The Village Broadsider, Sandwich, Mass., 9 January

1975. p. 1 & 6.


A Different Kind of Centennial. Part 1. The Village Broadsider, Sandwich, Mass.,

31 December 1974. p. 1 & 6.

Biological Oceanography. A set of 120 35mm colored transparencies for projection. New

York: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1974.

(With James D. Schumacher). A Study of Near-Bottom Currents In North Carolina Shelf

Waters. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1974. 134 pp.

(With Tony F. Clark). A Geological Model of the Lesser Antilles Subduction Zone Complex.

Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1974. 81 pp.

(With James D. Schumacher). Circulation of Continental Shelf Waters off North Carolina.

Final nontechnical report, North Carolina Board of Science and Technology Grant No. 435,

January 1974. 3 pp.

(With James D. Schumacher). Circulation of Continental Shelf Waters off North Carolina.

Final technical report, North Carolina Board of Science and Technology Grant No. 435,

January 1974. 99 pp.

(With Tony F. Clark). Analysis of Heat Flow Data Collected in the Caribbean Sea. Final

technical report to the U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office in compliance with contract

N62306-73-C-0037, November 1973.

Physical and Chemical Oceanography. A set of 120 35mm colored transparencies for

projection. New York: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1973.

(With Catherine E. Roraff). An Apparent Discrepancy: Heat Flow Asymmetry Across a

Magnetically Symmetric Ocean-Floor Ridge. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1973.

46 pp.

(With T.F. Clark and F.J. Malcolm). An Improved Ewing Heat Probe Frame. Marine

Geophys. Res., Vol. 1, No. 4, 1972. p. 451-455.


Geological Oceanography. A set of 120 35 mm colored transparencies for projection. New

York: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1972.

Extending the Versatility of the Bullard Heat Probe. Marine Geophysical Research, Vol. 1,

No. 3, 1971. p. 354-357.

(With G. Bodvarsson and R.S. Mesecar). Heat Flow Through the Floor of Cascadia Basin.

Jour. Geophys. Res., Vol. 76, No. 20, 1971. p. 4758-4774.

(With G. Bodvarsson and L.D. Kulm). Current Speeds Near the Ocean Floor West of

Oregon. Deep-Sea Res., Vol. 17, No. 2, 1970. p. 353-357.

Temperature and Velocity Fields Near the Deep Ocean Floor West of Oregon. Ph.D.

Dissertation. Corvallis: Oregon State University, 1969. 155 p.

The Sinking of the Angelo Domini. (A Poem.) Versatility in Verse. Appalachia, Virginia:

Young Publications, 1965. p. 247-248.

Alister. (A Poem.) Versatility in Verse. Appalachia, Virginia: Young Publications, 1965. p.

248.

At Water's Head. (A Poem.) Melody of the Muse. Appalachia, Virginia: Young Publications,

1964. p. 11-12.

The Test. (A Poem.) Modern American Lyrics. Appalachia, Virginia: Young Publications,

1963. p. 166.

Running Against Stacked Defenses. Athletic Journal, Vol. XLIV, No. 1, 1963. p. 22-23,

111-113.

Improved Rule Blocking for the Wing T. Athletic Journal, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 9, 1958.

p. 10-13, 61-65.


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