ASSOCIATION AFFAIRS

Election of AAAS Officers

The following nominees for AAASoffices were selected by the AAASCommittee on Nominations and Elec-tions at a meeting held on 4 June.All have agreed to serve if elected.

President-elect (one to be elected)Neal E. MillerDon K. Price

Members of the Board of Directors(two to be elected)

Hudson HoaglandCharles C. PriceRichard Brooke RobertsH. Burr Steinbach

Members of the Comnmnittee on Coun-cil Aflairs (three to be elected)

Allen T. BonnellWallace GivensNorwood Russell HansonGerald HoltonC. Ladd ProsserPatrick Suppes

On petition signed by no fewerthan 30 members of the Council andsubmitted to the Executive Officer nolater than November, the names ofadditional nominees may be includedon the election ballot that will bemailed to Council members shortly af-ter 1 November. Results of the electionwill be announced at the Councilmeeting on 30 December in Berkeley.

Brief biographies of the nomineesfollow.

For President-Elect

The nominee who is elected willserve as president-elect in 1966, aspresident in 1967, and as retiring presi-dent and chairman of the Board ofDirectors in 1968.

Neal E. Miller

Neal E. Miller, 56 (psychology), as-sistant professor to professor, Instituteof Human Relations, Yale University,1936-52, James Rowland Angell pro-fessor, 1952-; Army Air Corps, 1942-46; Division of Anthropology and Psy-chology, National Research Council,1950-53, chairman, 1958-60; Com-mittee on Human Resources, Researchand Development Board, Office of the

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Secretary of Defense, 1951-53; presi-dent, Eastern Psychological Associa-tion, 1952-53; American PsychologicalAssociation: president, Division of Ex-perimental Psychology, 1952-53, Coun-cil, 1954-58, president, 1960-61; Ad-visory Panel on Personnel and Train-ing Research, Office of the AssistantSecretary of Defense for Research andDevelopment, 1954-57; National Insti-tute of Mental Health: Board of Scien-tific Counsellors, 1957-61, Committeeon Psychopharmacology, 1960-65;Board of Scientific Overseers, Roscoe B.Jackson Memorial Laboratory, 1959-,chairman, 1962-; expert consultant,Air Force Personnel and Training Re-search Center; associate trustee, Uni-versity of Pennsylvania; adviser tothe Department of Psychology, Uni-versity of Brasilia; member, NationalAcademy of Sciences, chairman, Sec-tion on Psychology, 1965-; WarrenMedal (Society of Experimental Psy-chology), 1954; AAAS NewcombCleveland Prize, 1956; APA Award,1959; National Medal of Science, 1964.AAAS activities: vice president and

chairman, Section on Psychology (I),1957; Council, 1957; Committee ofJudges, Newcomb Cleveland Prize,1957; Editorial Board, 1963-.

Don K. Price

Don K. Price, 55 (political science),research assistant, Home Owners' LoanCorporation, 1935-37; staff member,

Neal E. Miller

Committee on Public Administration,Social Science Research Council, 1937-39; editorial associate to associate di-rector, Public Administration ClearingHouse, 1939-53; staff member, U.S.Bureau of the Budget, 1945-46; lec-turer, political science, University ofChicago, 1946-53; deputy chairman,Research and Development Board, U.S.Department of Defense, 1952-53; as-

sociate director to vice president, FordFoundation, 1953-58; dean, GraduateSchool of Public Administration, Har-vard University, 1958-; assistant toHerbert Hoover, Study of the U.S.Presidency, 1947-48; Board of Direc-tors, Social Science Research Council,1949-52, 1963-65; staff director, Com-mittee on Department of Defense Or-ganization, 1953; President's AdvisoryCommittee on Government Organiza-tion, 1959-61; consultant to ExecutiveOffice of the President, 1961-65; His-torical Advisory Committees, AtomicEnergy Commission and National Sci-ence Foundation; author of Govern-ment and Science, 1954, The ScientificEstate, 1965.AAAS activities: Board of Directors,

1959-64; Council, 1959-64.

For Board of Directors

Two of the four nominees are to beelected for 4-year terms.

Hudson HoaglandHudson Hoagland, 65 (physiology),

National Research Council fellow,1927-28; instructor in physiology, Har-vard University, 1928-30; Parker fel-low, Cambridge University, 1930-31;professor of general physiology andhead, Biology Department, Clark Uni-

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versity, 193 1-43; co-founder and ex-ecutive director, Worcester Foundationfor Experimental Biology, 1944-; af-filiate professor, Boston University,1950-; research associate, HarvardMedical School, 1940-41; Guggen-heim fellow, 1944-45; part-time lec-turer, Harvard University, 1945-46;research professor, Tufts School ofMedicine, 1945-50; Advisory Panel ofBiological and Medical Sciences Divi-sion, National Science Foundation,1958-61; president, American Acade-my of Arts and Sciences, 1961-64;2nd vice president, Society for Biologi-cal Psychiatry, 1965; trustee, WoodsHole Oceanographic Institution, Wor-cester Memorial Hospital, ResearchFoundation of the National Associa-tion for Mental Health, and GeorgeWashington Carver Foundation ofTuskegee Institute; Committee onAmerica's Goals and Resources, Na-tional Planning Association; NationalAdvisory Board and Policy PlanningCommittee, United World Federalists;Editorial Boards, Experimental BiologyMonographs, 1935-, Annual Review ofPhysiology, 1960-64; editor, Hormones,Brain Function and Behavior, 1957;Modern Medicine Award for Distin-guished Achievement, 1965; Humanistof the Year Award, 1965.AAAS activities: George Sarton Me-

morial Lecturer, 1963; Committes, onScience in the Promotion of HumanWelfare, 1965-67.

Charles C. Price

Charles C. Price, 52 (chemistry), re-search assistant to associate professor,University of Illinois, 1936-46; pro-fessor and head, Department of Chem-istry, University of Notre Dame,1946-54; Blanchard professor of chem-24 SEPTEMBER 1965

istry and chairman of the Department,University of Pennsylvania, 1954-; Ful-bright lecturer, Kyoto and Osaka Uni-versities, 1962-63; United World Fed-eralists: National Executive Council,1950-53, 1956-, first vice president,1958-59, president, 1959-61; chair-man, National Science Foundation Di-visional Committee for Mathematical,Physical and Engineering Sciences,1953-55; chairman, American Chemi-cal Society Advisory Committee to theChemical Corps, 1955-58; chairman,Federation of American Scientists,1956-57; Division of Chemistry andChemical Technology, National Re-search Council, 1957-; Cancer Chemo-therapy Study Section, National Insti-tutes of Health, 1958-63; Board ofManagers, Swarthmore College, 1959-;Board of Directors, Wistar Institute,1960-; chairman, Advisory Council onCollege Chemistry, 1962-; U.S. Na-tional Commission for UNESCO,1964-; president, American ChemicalSociety, 1965; Steering Committee,Chemical Education Material Study;Editorial Boards, Organic Syntheses,Chemical Reviews, Journal of PolymerScience, Journal of Organic Chemistry,Macromolecular Syntheses, Internation-al Science and Technology; author ofSulfur-Bonding, 1962; American Chem-ical Society Award in Pure Chemistry,1946; Department of the Army Com-mendation for Meritorious CivilianService, 1958.

Richard Brooke Roberts

Richard Brooke Roberts, 54 (bio-physics), staff member, Department ofTerrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Insti-tution of Washington, 1937-, chair-man, Biophysics Section, 1953-63; Ap-plied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hop-

kins University, 1942-46; Committeeon Civil Defense, National Academyof Sciences, 1955-60; Committee onArms Control, National Planning As-sociation, 1958-61; Princeton Univer-sity: Advisory Committees, Depart-ment of Physics, 1960-64, and De-partment of Chemistry, 1960-, Gradu-ate Council, 1961-; consultant, U.S.Arms Control and Disarmament Agen-cy, 1962-63; president, Biophysical So-ciety, 1964-65; member, NationalAcademy of Sciences; Editorial Boards,Biophysical Journal, Journal of Cellu-lar and Comparative Physiology; Edi-torial Advisory Board, Journal ofMolecular Pharmacology; editor, Mi-crosomal Particles and Protein Synthe-sis, 1958, Studies of MacromolecularBiosynthesis, 1964; Presidential Medalof Merit, 1947.AAAS activities: Council, 1949.

H. Burr Steinbach

H. Burr Steinbach, 59 (zoology,physiology), assistant in physiology andbiochemistry, Brown University, 1928-30; instructor in zoology, Universityof Pennsylvania, 1930-33; NationalResearch Council fellow, University ofChicago, 1933-34; instructor to as-sistant professor, University of Minne-sota, 1935-38; assistant professor, Co-lumbia University, 1938-42; associateprofessor to professor, Washington Uni-versity, 1942-47; professor, Universityof Minnesota, 1947-57; professor andchairman of Department, University ofChicago, 1957-; assistant director, Na-tional Science Foundation, 1953-54;visiting professor, University of Hawaii,1963; managing editor, BiologicalBulletin, 1942-50; Editorial Boards,American Journal of Physiology,AIBS Bulletin, Physiological Zo-

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ology; member of the Corporation,Woods Hole Oceanographic Institu-tion; trustee, Marine Biological Labora-tory; charter Council member, Bio-physical Society; president, Society forGeneral Physiologists, 1 956-57; presi-dent, American Society of Zoologists,1958-59; AIBS Curriculum StudyCommittee, 1958-62; chairman, Di-vision of Biology and Agriculture. Na-tional Research Council, 1958-62;Heart Council, National Institutes ofHealth, 1959-64; consultant, Office ofScience and Technology; President'sSpecial Committee on Heart Diseaseand Cancer.AAAS activities: Council, 1 953-54,

1957. 1963-65; Committee on AAASResearch Grants. 1954-58; EditorialBoard, 1 958-63; committeeman-at-large, Section on Zoological Sciences(F). 1961-64: Board of Directors,1963-65; AAAS representative to Ma-rine Biological Committee of Review,1964-.

H. BLirr Steinbach

Wallace Givens

For Committee on Council Affairs

Three of the six nominees are to beelected for 3-year terms.

Allen T. Bonnell

Allen T. Bonnell, 53 (economics).instructor, St. Louis University, 1937-38; instructor to assistant professor,University of North Carolina, 1938-42; relief adniinistrator, AmericanFriends Service Committee, unoc-cupied France, 1940-41; Office of For-eign Relief and Rehabilitation Opera-tions, Department of State, 1942-43;Bureau of Agricultural Economics, De-partment of Agriculture, 1943-44; di-vision director, Bureau of Supply,United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-tion Administration, 1944-48; vicepresident, Drexel Institute of Tech-nology, 1948-65, provost, 1963-65;president, Comnmunity College of Phil-adelphia, 1 965-; vice president andmember of the Board, Educational Ra-

Allen T. Bonnell

Norwood R. Hanson

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dio and Television Station of Philadel-phia, 1959-; Governor's (Pennsylvania)Council on Science and Technology,1963-65.A A A S activities: Executive Com-

mittee, 1951 annual meeting, Philadel-phia; secretary, Section on IndustrialScience (P), 1953-64; Council, 1953-65; Committee on Public Understand-ing of Science, 1959-60; Committeeon AAAS Meetings, 1960-62, chair-man, 1960-61; Conmmittee on Public1nformation, 1962 annual meeting,Philadelphia; vice president and chair-man, Section P, 1965.

Wallace Givens

Wallace Givens, 54 (mathematics,computer sciences), assistant, Institutefor Advanced Study, 1935-37; instruc-tor, Cornell University, 1937-41; in-structor to assistant professor, North-western University, 1941-46; associateprofessor, Illinois Institute of Tech-nology, 1946-47; professor, Universityof Tennessee. 1947-56; professor andchairman, Department of Mathematics,Wayne State University, 1956-60; pro-fessor of engineering sciences, North-western University, 1960-64, professorof nmathematics 1 960-; associate di-rector to director, Applied Mathemat-ics Division. Argonne National Labora-tory, 1962-; consultant, Oak Ridge Na-tional Laboratory, 195 1-62; seniorscientist, Institute of Mathematical Sci-ences, New York University, 1953-55; nmemlber, Institute for AdvancedStudy, 1955: consultant, Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc., 1957, SpaceTechnology Laboratory, 1 958, Lock-heed Aircraft Corporation, 1958-59,Stanford University, 1 959; associateeditor. N/'s1umerische Matheniiatik; Coun-cil. Association for Computing Ma-chinery; Advisory Board, SchoolMathematics Study Group, 1962-65;Council, Society for Industrial and Ap-plied Mathematics, 1964-; Council,Conference Board of the MathematicalSciences, 1965-68.AAAS activities: secretary, Section

on Mathematics (A), 1961 -68; Coun-cil, 1961-68; Committee on Nomina-tions and Elections, 1963-64.

Norwood Russell Hanson

Norwood Russell Hanson, 41 (phi-losophy of science), assistant in phi-losophy, Columbia University, 1949;tutor, Nuffield College, Oxford Uni-versity, 1950-51; lecturer in philosophyof science, Cambridge University,1952-57; professor of philosophy, In-diana University, 1958-63, professor

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of history and logic of science andhead of the Department, 1960-63;professor of philosophy, Yale Univer-sity, 1963-; research fellow, Center forPhilosophy of Science, University ofMinnesota, 1959; visiting professor,University of Colorado, 1961; Sillimanlecturer, Yale University, 1961; Grin-nell lecturer, Grinnell College, 1964;Harris lecturer, Northwestern Univer-sity, 1965; adviser, University of Mary-land; consultant, DuPont Corporation;author of Patterns of Discovery, 1958,1965, The Concept of the Positron,1963; Distinguished Service AlumniAward, Columbia University, 962.AAAS activities: vice president and

chairman, Section on History and Phi-losophy of Science (L), 1961; secre-tary, Section L, 1962-68; Council,1961-68.

Gerald Holton

Gerald Holton, 43 (physics), assist-ant in physics, Wesleyan University,1940-42; instructor, Brown University,1942-43; research under Office of Sci-entific Research and Development,Harvard University, 1943-45; variousfaculty ranks, Harvard University,1945-59, professor of physics, 1959-,co-director, Project Physics, 1963-;visiting lecturer, University of Califor-nia, Berkeley, 1949, 1957; NationalScience Foundation fellow, Sorbonneand Centre National de la RechercheScientifique, Paris, 1960-61; member,Institute for Advanced Study, Prince-ton, 1964; editor-in-chief, AmericanAcademy of Arts and Sciences, 1957-63, founding editor, Daedalus; Coun-cil, History of Science Society, 1958-61, 1963-; chairman, Committee onHistory and Philosophy of Physics,American Institute of Physics, 1961-;24 SEPTEMBER 1965

Advisory Panel for History and Phi-losophy of Science, National ScienceFoundation, 1963-65; Council, Fed-eration of American Scientists, 1963-;trustee, Boston Museum of Science,1964-; corresponding member, Acad-demie Internationale d'Histoire des Sci-ences, 1965-; author of Introductionto Concepts and Theories in PhysicalScience, 1952; Outstanding Achieve-ment Citation (Wesleyan University'sConvocation in Honor of Scholarship),1961; Distinguished Service Citation(American Association of PhysicsTeachers), 1962.AAAS activities: committeeman-at-

large, Section on History and Phi-losophy of Science (L), 1960-63; vicepresident and chairman, Section L,1962; George Sarton Memorial Lec-turer, 1962; Council, 1962-.

C. Ladd Prosser

C. Ladd Prosser, 57 (zoology, phys-iology), Parker fellow, Harvard Medi-cal School and Cambridge University,1932-34; research associate to associ-ate professor of physiology, ClarkUniversity, 1934-39; assistant profes-sor to associate professor of zoology,University of Illinois, 1939-49, pro-fessor of zoology and physiology,1949-, head, Department of Physi-ology and Biophysics, 1960-; staffmember, physiology course, MarineBiological Laboratory, Woods Hole,1935-41, nerve-muscle physiologytraining program, 1957-59, director,comparative physiology training pro-gram, 1962-; consultant, National De-fense Research Comniittee project onwar gases, 1942-43; associate sectionchief, Metallurgical Laboratory, Uni-versity of Chicago, 1943-46; partici-pant, atomic energy tests at Bikini,

1946; trustee, Marine Biological Lab-oratory, Woods Hole, 1952-; consul-tant, National Science Foundation,1952-56, 1958-63; Office of Naval Re-search Advisory Committees on Biolo-gy and Physiology; Education Com-mittees, American Physiological Socie-ty, 1952-58, Anierican Institute ofBiological Sciences, 1956-60; SteeringCommittee, Biological Sciences Curric-ulum Study, 1958-61; president, So-ciety of General Physiologists, 1958-59; president, American Society of Zo-ologists, 1961; Guggenheim fellow,1964-65; Editorial Boards, BiologicalBlulletin, Journal of Morphology.AAAS activities: vice president and

chairman, Section on Zoological Sci-ences (F), 1965; Council, 1965.

Patrick Suppes

Patrick Suppes, 43 (philosophy), in-structor to associate professor of phi-losophy and statistics, Stanford Uni-versity, 1950-59, professor and chair-man, Department of Philosophy,1959-; fellow, Center for AdvancedStudy in the Behavioral Sciences,1955-56; National Science Foundationfellow, 1956-57; secretary, Interna-tional Union of History and Philosophyof Science, 1959-65; chairman, Com-mittee on Mathematics in Social Sci-ence Research, Social Science Re-search Council, 1960-64; chairman,Mathematical Social Science Board,1964-; Research Advisory Council,Office of Education, 1964-; NationalAcademy of Education, 1965-; au-thor of Introduction to Logic, 1957,Axiomatic Set Theory,, 1960; SocialScience Research Council Award,1959; Nicholas Murray Butler Medalin Silver (Columbia University), 1965.AAAS activities: Council, 1963-.

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