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| Dr William H. Daniels |
Dr William H. (Bill) Daniels, associate
professor at Auburn University’s School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic
Sciences, in Alabama, USA steps up from President-elect to President of the
World Aquaculture Society (WAS) this month.
He was pronounced President at the
WAS’s first meeting of its new African Chapter in Cape Town, South Africa.
Dr Daniels started his career in
aquaculture in 1978 when he joined the US Peace Corps program, run by the
United States government, as a volunteer in the area of aquaculture
development; the stated mission of the Peace Corps includes providing technical
assistance, helping people outside the US to understand American culture and
helping Americans to understand the cultures of other countries.
Each programme participant is an American citizen, typically with a college degree, who works
abroad for a period of at least two years after three months training.
Following
three years in Africa, Dr Daniels returned to Texas A&M University to
complete his Masters and then Mississippi State University for his PhD. He then
worked at Delaware State University from 1994 through 2002 and has since worked
at Auburn University.
His focus on US aquaculture started in earnest in 1984 and
he has spent the last 33 years developing his aquaculture interests.
To read Bill's full interview click here, to see it on our online edition of International Aquafeed May, 2017.
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