Nelson, Cyns

Larry Clark was interviewed by Cyns Nelson on May 22, 2019.

This subseries includes a digital recording of the interview, a release form, and a transcript.

Diana Dwyer worked as a librarian and Technical Information Specialist at the National Wildlife Research Center. She discusses her experiences working in a male-dominated field and the vast changes she saw in information technology throughout her career at the NWRC.

Rick Engeman was interviewed by Cyns Nelson on August 29, 2017.

Included are digital audio, transcript, and release form files.

Kathy Fagerstone discusses her career with the National Wildlife Research Center. She began as a research technician in 1971. Over the years, she worked on many studies involving small mammals and rodenticides. In the late 1980s the focus of her work switched from research to chemical registrations. She discusses the work culture at the Research Center the changes she saw there during her career.

Mike Fall was interviewed by Cyns Nelson on May 10, 2017.

This subseries includes a digital recording of the interview, a release form, and a transcript.

Lynwood Fiedler was interviewed by Cyns Nelson on May 24, 2017.

This subseries includes a digital recording of the interview, a release form, and a transcript.

Bob McLean was interviewed in Loveland, Colorado, by Cyns Nelson on June 27, 2018.

This subseries includes a digital recording of the interview, a release form, and a transcript.

Russel Reidinger discusses his career with the Denver Wildlife Research Center. He worked for International Programs in the Philippines during the 1970s and was Director of the DWRC from 1986-1993. He also worked at the Monell Chemical Senses Center and as a Staff Specialist in the Animal Damage Research Program, and lead the USDA's Center of Excellence at Lincoln University. In the interview, he also goes into detail about his research interests.

Ed Schafer reminisces about his 34 year career with the NWRC, where he worked as a chemist and head of the Analytical Chemistry Section. He also played an integral role in the creation of the Chemical Affects Database. Topics of discussion include his work on the Chemical Effects Database, his role in re-registering chemical compounds with the EPA, the research facilities at the DWRC, and gender relations at the research center.

Randal Stahl was interviewed by Cyns Nelson on June 26, 2019.

This subseries includes a digital recording of the interview, a release form, and a transcript.