HOMEPAGE
OF
ROBERT C. BROWN
Dr. Robert (Bob) Brown (Associate Professor of Geography and Associate Director, Institute for Fisheries Analysis) is a resources geographer specializing in fisheries economics and fisheries policy. Dr. Brown is former Dean of the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies, former Dean of the Faculty of Arts, and was Acting President of Simon Fraser University in 1993. As part of his university research Dr. Brown is currently working on community co-management as a strategy for fisheries policy. He is the author of several research publications including two recent papers on the B.C. Herring fishery.
Education:
Ph.D, Geography, Michigan State University, 1967
M.Sc., Geography Oregon State University, 1962, 1950
B.A., Geography Oregon State University1960
Professional Training
Senior University Administration Course, University of Western Ontario, 1978
Academic Rank:
Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Associate Director, Institute of Fisheries Analysis, Simon Fraser University
Major Interests:
Academic: Fisheries Geography; Resources Geography; Location Theory.
Administrative: Senior University Administration.
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