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A Conversation with Charles Walcott

Author
Walcott, Charles; Cooke, J. Robert
Abstract
Charles Walcott is a Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology and Behavior.
Walcott received his undergraduate degree in Biology from Harvard and his
PhD from Cornell in 1959. Walcott has been a faculty member at Harvard,
Tufts and Suny Stony Brook before coming to Cornell in 1981. He has done
research on hearing in spiders, how homing pigeons find their way home and
the vocal communication of Loons. In addition, he served as Associate
Producer of “Discovery” a program on natural history for children and the
first nationally syndicated programs from WGBH in Boston. He was involved
with NOVA and served two years as Content Director for 3 2 1 Contact
produced by Children’s Television Workshop. He was the founder of the
Elementary Science Study and was its director for two years.At Cornell,
Walcott spent 14 years as Director of the Ornithology Laboratory, then
Director of the Division of Biological Science, Associate and then Dean of
the University Faculty and is currently the University Marshal.
Date Issued
2015-05-06Publisher
Internet-First University Press
Type
video/moving image