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<span style="font-family:sans-serif; font-size:120%;">[[wikipedia:Albert_E._Burke|Albert E. Burke (1919–1999)]] | Wikipedia</span> | <span style="font-family:sans-serif; font-size:120%;">[[wikipedia:Albert_E._Burke|Albert E. Burke (1919–1999)]] | Wikipedia</span> | ||
Yale University professor and a <mark>pioneer of public educational television</mark>. Burke was an <mark>early environmentalist</mark>, advocating for stewardship of the environment in the <mark>1950s</mark>. He rose to <mark>national fame</mark> as an <mark>early media personality</mark> on radio and television, and as an <mark>author and in-demand public speaker</mark>. | Yale University professor and a <mark>pioneer of public educational television</mark>. Burke was an <mark>early environmentalist</mark>, advocating for stewardship of the environment in the <mark>1950s</mark>. He rose to <mark>national fame</mark> as an <mark>early media personality</mark> on radio and television, and as an <mark>author and in-demand public speaker</mark>. | ||
'''EDUCATION & TEACHING''' | |||
UCLA — Earth Science, BA & MA | |||
Harvard — graduate work, 1951 | |||
University of Pennsylvania — International Relations, PhD | |||
Yale — Director of Graduate Studies in Conservation and Resource Use, 1951-1957 | |||
<span style="font-family:sans-serif; font-size:120%;">[https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/9p4MWhDfKq4ia99uaLkMEgCCksBzTw8ZQkYUw_WBguahAv5hI-hGcGwjizmPrINTgxv9HZJrv5Fc99W_GCMMj0ThDNOo40G6MgPDNreRkAl3PVBkcvc_8c8CHMXe66AbsQ=w1280 Hartford Times] 1956</span> — documents Dr. Burke's advocacy of resource conservation, long before many other environmentalists | <span style="font-family:sans-serif; font-size:120%;">[https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/9p4MWhDfKq4ia99uaLkMEgCCksBzTw8ZQkYUw_WBguahAv5hI-hGcGwjizmPrINTgxv9HZJrv5Fc99W_GCMMj0ThDNOo40G6MgPDNreRkAl3PVBkcvc_8c8CHMXe66AbsQ=w1280 Hartford Times] 1956</span> — documents Dr. Burke's advocacy of resource conservation, long before many other environmentalists | ||