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Nov.1972-June 1973 Research Associate,University of Manitoba,Winnipeg

1971-1972 Post-doctoral fellow,University of Manitoba,Plant Science Dept.
Research director- Dr.K.W.Clark
1970-71 Post-doctoral fellow,University of Manitoba,Plant Science Dept.
Research director- Dr.R.D.Hill
1966-70 Ph.D. (Animal and Plant Science),University of Manitoba
Special interest- Animal Nutrition and Plant Biochemistry
Thesis- Biosynthesis and metabolism of tryptophan in the ruminant and in reed canary grass
1964-1968 M.Sc. (Plant Science),University of Manitoba
Special interest- Biochemistry
Thesis- Biosynthesis of 3-nitropropionic acid in creeping indigo
1963-64 Physics laboratory instructor,
University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus
1953-1963 Sask. grain farm with beef and hog production, dairy farming near Kemptville Ont., as well as raising 5 children

1952-1953 Taught high school chemistry and biology

at Trafalgar School for Girls, Montreal, Quebec

Publications:
Have written 16 technical papers and edited three booklets of feeding trials for the Canadian Wheat Board.During my employment with the Canada Grains Council, I cooperated in writing four reports. Reports also completed each of my consulting assignments. Published Bio-Joule, while with the Biomass Energy Institute, and the Manitoba Agrologist, while with the Manitoba Institute of Agrologists.

Early Education
Elementary education was obtained in Ottawa, Ontario with senior high school education at Luther College in Regina, Saskatchewan. I attended the University of Toronto for first year studies in Aeronautical Engineering before attending McGill University, Macdonald College, Quebec where I earned my B.Sc.(Agr) in Animal Biochemistry with a partial degree in Agricultural Economics in 1952. During my undergraduate years I demonstrated in physics and chemistry laboratories. In the summer of 1950, I was employed as summer help in the Entomology Division of the Department of Agriculture in Ottawa. In the summer of l95l, I was employed at Macdonald College as a student research assistant.

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