Named Professorships | Endowed Chairs
The
Herbert Fisk Johnson Professorship in Environmental Studies was established
in 1985 by Samuel C. Johnson and his wife, Imogene Johnson of Racine.
It is named in honor of his father. Herbert Fisk Johnson was the grandson
of Samuel Curtis Johnson, founder of Johnson Wax Company. He led the company
to its present position as a world leader in the manufacture and marketing
of wax, wax products and other products produced by the company. Samuel
and Imogene Johnson were among the early supporters of UW-Green Bay and
remained friends of the University over the years. Samuel passed away in 2004.
The award recognizes and gives support for a full professor who has demonstrated
a productive commitment to scholarship and/or outreach and whose work
exemplifies the spirit and mission of the University of Wisconsin-Green
Bay. The Johnson Professorship is designated for the areas of biological
or physical environmental studies and/or policy studies to environmental
issues.
2009 - Denise L. Scheberle
Degrees: B.S., University of Wyoming
M.S., University of Wyoming
Ph.D., Colorado State University
Professor of Human Development and Psychology and Chair of Human Development
2004 - V.M. Ganga Nair
Degrees: B.S. Madras Christian (India)
M.S., Aligarh (India)
Ph.D., UW-Madison
Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences (Biology)
1998 - Michael D. Morgan
Degrees: B.A. Butler University
M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois
Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences (Biology)
1994 - Nancy J. Sell
Degrees: B.A. (chemistry and physics), Lawrence University
M.S. and Ph.D. (chemical physics), Northwestern University
M.S. (engineering) Institute of Paper Chemistry
Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences (Physics and Engineering), deceased
1989 - Hallett J. Harris
Degrees: B.A. (biology), Coe College
M.S. (wildlife ecology) and Ph.D. (zoology and animal ecology), Iowa State
University
Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences (Biology)
1986 - Michael E. Kraft
Degrees: B.A. (political science) University of California, Riverside
M.A. and Ph.D. (political science), Yale University
Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs (Political Science)
