Person

Chinner, John Harding (1915 - 2001)

FIFA

Born
9 January 1915
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Died
14 November 2001
Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Forest scientist and University Administrator

Summary

John Chinner was Reader-in-Charge of Forestry, University of Melbourne. President of the Royal Society of Victoria 1966-1967.

Details

Elected Rhodes Scholar for Victoria, 1939.

John Chinner Medal donated by The Institute of Foresters of Australia for the student with the most outstanding field studies in the Bachelor of Forest Science course at the University of Melbourne.

Chronology

1939
Award - Victorian Rhodes Scholar (deferred until 1946)
1939 - 1945
Military service - Served with the A.I.F.
1949? - 1956
Career position - Lecturer in Forestry, University of Melbourne
1953 - 1955
Career position - Chairman, Victorian Division, Institute of Foresters of Australia
1956 - 1980
Career position - Reader in Forestry, University of Melbourne
1963 - 1964
Career position - Bullard Research Fellow in Forestry and Special Auditor in the Forest School, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
1966 - 1967
Career position - President, Royal Society of Victoria
1973 - 2001
Award - Fellow, Institute of Foresters of Australia (FIFA)
1979 - 1980
Career position - Dean, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Melbourne
1980
Life event - Retired
1982
Award - N. W. Jolly Medal, Institute of Foresters of Australia
1994
Award - Doctor of Forest Science (DForSc), honoris causa, University of Melbourne

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Title
Chinner, John H. Portrait
Type
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Details

Joanne Evans; Ken McInnes

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