Frederick Herbert Horne

Dean Emeritus | Professor Emeritus

Frederick Horne Professional Milestones

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1934

Dr. Horne is born in Kansas City, Missouri to Corwin Denzel and Ella Mae Horne.

1952

Dr. Horne becomes a National Scholar at Harvard University.

1956

Dr. Horne receives a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University.

1959

Dr. Horne marries Clara Ann Horne.

1962

Dr. Horne receives a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Kansas.

1962

Dr. Horne becomes an instructor and National Science Foundation postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University.

1963

Dr. Horne becomes an instructor of chemistry at Stanford University.

1964

Dr. Horne becomes an assistant professor at Michigan State University.

1969

Dr. Horne is promoted to associate professor at Michigan State University.

1970

Dr. Horne works at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory on sabbatical leave.

1973

Dr. Horne is promoted to full professor at Michigan State University.

1975

Dr. Horne is appointed associate chairman of the Department of Chemistry at Michigan State University.

1975

Dr. Horne works at Arya Mehr University in Tehran, Iran as an exchange professor.

1980

Dr. Horne serves as interim manager for performing arts at Michigan State University.

1980

Dr. Horne works at Odense University in Denmark on sabbatical leave.

1982

Dr. Horne is appointed associate dean of the College of Natural Science at Michigan State University.

1986

Dr. Horne is appointed Dean of Science at Oregon State University.

2000

Dr. Horne becomes Dean Emeritus and Professor Emeritus at Oregon State University.

2018

Dr. Horne receives the Lifetime Research Achievement Award from the Oregon State University College of Science.

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