Gordon MacDonald

Education

1954–1958: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Assistant to Associate Professor of Geophysics
1958–1968: University of California, Los Angeles, Professor, Institute of Geophysics
1966–1968: Institute for Defense Analyses, Vice President
1968–1970: University of California, Santa Barbara, Vice Chancellor, Research and Graduate Affairs
1970–1972: Council on Environmental Quality, Executive Office of the President, Member
1972–1979: Dartmouth College, Henry R. Luce Third Century Professor
1979–1983: MITRE Corporation, Chief Scientist
1983–1990: MITRE Corporation, Vice President and Chief Scientist
1990–1996: University of California, San Diego, Professor of International Relations
1996–2000: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna, Director

1964–1968: President's Science Advisory Committee (PSAC), Member
1968–1970: University of California, Santa Barbara, Professor of Physics and Geophysics
1972–1979: Dartmouth College, Director, Environmental Studies Program
1977–1979: MITRE Corporation, Distinguished Visiting Scholar

1961–1964: Member, Panel on Atmospheric Sciences, President's Science Advisory Committee (PSAC)
1961–1970: Member, Committee on Atmospheric Sciences, National Academy of Sciences
1964–1967: Member, Advisory Panel for Weather Modification, National Science Foundation
1966–1970: Member, Board of Trustees, Institute for Defense Analyses
1968–1970: Member, Board of Trustees, MITRE Corporation
1972–1977: Member, Board of Trustees, MITRE Corporation
1975–1984: Member, Board of Directors, Environmental Law Institute
1976–1979: Member, Advisory Board, Gas Research Institute
1979–1984: Adjunct Professor of Environmental Studies, Dartmouth College

Walter Munk, Naomi Oreskes, and Richard Muller, "Gordon James Fraser MacDonald: 1930-2002", Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences

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