2000 Assembly of Delegates
Nominees for Northwest Committee on Nominations

November 10-12, 2000, Albuquerque, New Mexico
In conjunction with the Sigma Xi Forum, November 9-10, 2000

Name: John J. Kelley

Present Position: Professor of Marine Science School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences
Organization: University of Alaska, Fairbanks

Address: University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775
USA

Telephone: 907-474-5585
FAX: 907-474-5863
E-mail: ffjjk@uaf.edu

Chapter Affiliation: Alaska

Sigma Xi and Other Activities: Sigma Xi: Alaska Chapter President, 1984- ; Other: American Geophysical Union: 1960-present; The Explorers Club(fellow):1966-present; Arctic Institute of North America(fellow):1962-present; The Oceanography Society:1997-present; Rotary Club:1980-present

Biographical Information: Dr. John J. Kelley, b.1933 received B.S. in Geophysics/Geochemistry, Pennsylvania State University, 1958; Ph.D.,Nagoya University, Japan,1973. University of Washington, Dept. of Atmos. Sci, 1959-1968, University of Alaska, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences (Institute of Marne Science)1968-present, Professor. Served U.S. Army 1953-55, Program Mgr. Meteorology/Oceanography, Polar Programs 1974-76. Director, Arctic Research Lab. 1977-80, Chm. North Slope Borough Science Advisory Comm. 1980-present, Director, Polar Ice Coring Office (NSF) 1989-1997. Research/academic interests: trace gases in atmospheric and sea, fate and transport of contaminants, riverine fisheries acoustics and bioacoustics.

Recommended by: Northwest Regional Nominating Committee

Name: Dhitinut Ratnapradipa

Present Position: Research Associate
Organization: University of Utah

Address: Department of Biology
University of Utah
P.O.Box 522063
Salt Lake CIty, UT 84152
USA

Telephone: 801-581-8416
FAX: 801-581-4668
E-mail: ratnaprad@biology.utah.edu

Chapter Affiliation: University of Utah

Sigma Xi and Other Activities: 1. Reorganizing Committee, Sigma Xi Univ. of Utah Chapter (1998-). 2. Chair of Biological Div., Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters (1998-2000). 3. Chair of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Div., Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters (2000-2001). 4. Chair Scientific Program: the 54th Annual Conference of International Northwest Conference in COmmunicable Diseaes in Nature to Man (1999). 5. Member-At-Large: the 55th Annual Conference of International Northwest Conference in Communicable Diseaes in Nature to Man (2000). 6. Chair Committee: Best paper Award for the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters (2000-2001). 7. Editorial Board Member of Journal of the Utah Academy (2000-2001).

Biographical Information: 5th Ed. Who's Who 2000-2001

Additional Comments: He is good at making contact with people. He is work hard and very efficient. He strive to please and volunteers for many projects to help those at the University of Utah and in several other communities. He is quick to learn, make friends easily and take initiative that shows great leadership ability.

Recommended by: Northwest Regional Nominating Committee

Name: Jean'ne Marie Shreeve

Present Position: Professor of Chemistry
Organization: University of Idaho

Address: Department of Chemistry
University of Idaho
Moscow, ID 83844-2343
USA

Telephone: 208-885-6215
FAX: 208-885-9146
E-mail: jshreeve@uidaho.edu

Chapter Affiliation: University of Idaho

Sigma Xi and Other Activities: Sigma Xi - University of Idaho Chapter, Vice President and President, 1970-72. Other: American Chemical Society - Washington-Idaho Border Section, Secretary-Treasurer, 1964-65; Chairman-Elect, 1965-66; Chairman, 1966-67, 1972-73. National: Chairman-elect, Chairman, and Past Chairman, Fluorine Division, 1969-71. Councilor, Fluorine Division, 1973-78. Women Chemists Committee, 1972-77; Committee on Committees, 1975-77. PRF Advisory Board, 1975-77. Council Policy Committee, 1978, 1980-84; Vice-Chairman, 1983-84. Councilor, Inorganic Division, 1979-84; Committee on Science, 1982-84, 2000-02. Board of Directors (Region VI), 1985-93. Executive Committee of Board, 1989-91. Budget & Finance Committee, 1993-95. Development Advisory Committee, 1992-1995. American Association for the Advancement of Science - Chemistry Section - Councilor 1977-83; Member-At-Large, 1983-87; Secretary, 1984-88; Chairman-Elect, 1988; Chairman, 1989; Retiring Chairman, 1990; Board of Directors, 1991-95; Committee on Nominations, 2000-02.

Biographical Information: Special Awards/Assignments: NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship at Cambridge, 1967-68; U.S. Honorary Ramsay Fellowship, 1967-68; Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellow, 1970-72; Phi Beta Kappa - Honorary Membership, 1971; ACS Garvan Medal, 1972; AFOSR Proposal Evaluation Panel, 1972-75; Phi Kappa Phi - Distinguished Member - 1974; Member, Editorial Advisory Boards - Journal of Fluorine Chemistry, 1970 -; Accounts of Chemical Research, 1973-75; Inorganic Syntheses, 1976 - ; Heteroatom Chemistry, 1988-95; Outstanding Achieve-ment Award, University of Minnesota, 1975; Visiting Professor - University of Bristol, UK, Fall 1977; U.S. Senior Scientist Award, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, 1978, Göttingen; Guest Professor - University of Göttingen, 1978; ACS Award for Creative Work in Fluorine Chemistry, 1978; NSF Advisory Committee for Chemistry, 1978-82; Manufacturing Chemists Association College Chemistry Teaching Award, 1979; AAAS, Fellow, 1980; Honorary Doctor of Science, University of Montana, 1982; University of Montana Alumni Association Board - 1979-86; President 1985; EPSCoR, Idaho State Project Director, 1989-02; Harry & Carole Mosher Award, Santa Clara Valley Section (ACS), 1992; First George H. Cady Lecturer, University of Washington, 1993; University of Chicago Board of Governors for Argonne National Laboratory, 1992-98; Council for Chemical Research Governing Board, 1995-97; Visiting Committee, Naval Research Advisory Committee, ONR, 1995; Corresponding Member, Göttingen Academy of Sciences, 1996; Strategic Environmental Research & Development Program, Scientific Advisory Board, 1996-01, (Vice Chair, 1997-00); NRC Committee on INEEL High Level Waste Alternate Treatments, 1998-99; Research Excellence Award, University of Idaho, 2000. Over 300 technical papers in refereed journals.

Recommended by: Northwest Regional Nominating Committee

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