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Home My WebLink About1972 "Forests and Forestry" CorrespondenceTHE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 January 7, 1972 Mr. D. A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Mr. Anderson: In the absence of Mr. Guin I am replying to your letter of January 5. Your royalty check should have reached you before you receive this letter. If perchance it has not, please let us know. Mr. Guin is out of the city and will return to the office Thursday, January 13. Upon his return I shall bring your letter to his attention. Yours very truly, (Mrs.) Frances Sharkey Secretary to Mr. Guin (FMS) BILLY J. EARLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW 400 EAST HOSPITAL STREET NACOGDOCHES. TEXAS 75961 P. O. BOX 786 PHONES: OFFICE 564 -2226 RES. 564.5608 January 18, 1972 President Interstate Publishing Co. 19 -27 North Jackson Street Danville, Illinois Dear Sir: Your book FORESTS AND FORESTRY, on page 268 lists the accredited forestry sc oo s. Included in that list is "The Department of Forest Science at Texas A & M University." This is a mistake. We are quite concerned about this mistake. The forestry program at Texas A & M University is not accredited by the Society of American Foresters. The Society of American Foresters is the Accrediting Agency for forestry schools. This error does serious injury to all of the alumni of the School of Forestry at Stephen F. Austin State University. Accreditation by the Society of American Foresters is not readily attainable and has a certain value to both students, faculty, alumni, and the University itself. The administration and alumni of Stephen F. Austin State University labored long and hard in order to get the school accredited. We certainly do not feel that this honor and distinction should now be shared with a University which does not at this time have the right to be considered as accredited. -1e believe that because the book was written by two employees of Texas A & ICI University System, and because the book is specifically designed for high school level instruction, it will quite likely be used by all vocational education programs in this state. de feel that it is very reasonable to expect that students who decide to continue their higher education in forestry will A tend to be directed toward Texas A & M University rather than Stephen F. Austin State University. , Je believe that both of the following two proposed solutions would be adequate to safeguard our rights as alumni of the accredited institution. The first would be to have the appropriate page reprinted and then bound in all unbound volumes. The second would be for all unreleased bound copies to have a corrected statement glued or stamped on the page indicating the error. If both of the above be provided with an audit been previously sold in t need to know how many are that the ones on hand are that you understand. are done, then we suggest that we of the number of books which have he South. If not sold, then we should presently available to be sure properly corrected also. I am sure We have looked over your book and feel that it will do an admirable ,job in presenting; the forestry concept to high school students. We are sorry that we had to call your attention to this error, but we feel it is vital to our association and to we as members of The Forestry Alumni Association of Stephen F. Austin State University. Ve.r_ . r,)xly yours PHILLIP/PATE- President Alumrk DARWIN FOSTER-Secretary-Treasurer Alumni Association BILLY EARLE - Attorney or Alum i Associ tion cc: President Society American Foresters Executive Vice - President Society American Foresters Chairman of Accreditation Committee Society American Foresters National Association for Accrediting Agencies THE AIR MAIL PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 Mr. David A. Anderson Head, Information & Education Department Texas Forest Service Texas A & M University College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Mr. Anderson: RECEIVED January 20, 1972 JAN 2 2 1972 TEXAS t ORES T SERVICE I enclose a letter which is quite disturbing since the writers obviously feel they have a basis for legal action. Even though Paragraph 9 of our author's contract would clear the Interstate of blame, it would be better for all of us if the issue can be resolved amicably. Please write these people, telling them that your publishers have referred their letter to you for reply, and give them the facts which you find. Please send us a copy of your letter. The most important question is whether or not the letter is correct in charging that the book is in error. On page 268, there is a straight forward statement that as of January 1969, the Society of American Foresters included the Depart- ment of Forest Science of Texas A & 11 University on their list of accredited schools. We can hope for nothing better than that you will be able to send Mr. Earley (and his fellow signers) xerox copies of the January 1969 document which so lists the Department of Forest Science of Texas A & M University. If you do this, that should end the matter. If the book is in error, and this department was not accredited by the Society of American Foresters as of January 1969, then I think your only recourse is to write them, admitting the error and promising to have it corrected the next time the book is reprinted. As to their other demands, all you can say is that you cannot make any promises, but that your publishers are reasonable people and you will refer their letter back to us for consideration of practical corrective steps. C Tally, Paul �J- . Editorial and Marketing Manager PAS/nb cc to: Mr. William A. Smith Extension Forester Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A & ICI University College Station, Texas 77840 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas January 5, 1972 Mr. Rus Sell L.. Guin The Interstate Printers & Publishers Danville, Illinois 61832 Dear Rus :fell, For the first time in many years I failed to receive a royalty check from Interstate before Christmas. Since it is now January 5, I write to inquire if one will be forthcoming soon. Please advi :e. We are getting some national interest in the Forestry Teaching Guide which should help boost sale of the text Forests and Forestry. With the kindest, personal regards Yours truly, D. A. Anderson E -Z -RITE MEMO /J� LO CAT ION FROM I DEPT.- LOCATION ., '09, %i7dGI's01) DATE s u E3 J�� AAF 1 0 - — .A M DEPT. - LOCATION SIGNED /.;a 40 SEND PARTS I AND 3 WITH CARBON INTACT - PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY WRITER'S COPY DETACH AND FILE FOR FOLLOW -UP �L tvaxe k- .H.,.J_,b.t L s D oLawrencW d De art t o Ste e F A Nacogdoch II GC �r 1202 Foster St. College St ation, 1972 fb��ry 2 Texas 77843 Dear - & 0 Of This past week I was the recipient of a as addressed to the president of Interstate Printers and Publishers by Phillip Pate, Darwin 'Foster and The copy was sent to me by Mr. Paul A. Sims, Editorial and Mark- eting Manager of Interstate. To say the least, I am "shocked" by the subject content, and particular to the inferences therein. OlKer Over the years I have pe onally been closer to )too and the S. F. A. forestry school than I have been o the forestry school at Texas A & M. I felt sure yo ere aware of such. And, I felt this association was growing deeper, 'I►P �d a ,considerable amount of this past year tk cooperating on the sociological study P* n_rtheast Texas in which the , ciological group of S. F. A. and epartment were involved. Only re- st I I visited Sy Somberg at your point to help with work of a graduate plans help And, beyond this, following my conversation with Sy, were some help seek research funds for your school. There are other instances. 6tC JJf'es o the se indicate that I have a heart for S.F.A. ? No one can point out si.. I am officia lar relationship to the forestry school at this point, even though Sygftj*employed with the Texas Forest Service, a part of Texas A &M University. Ti A, fact that I am so employed does not effect my personal views to S. F. A. as den., nstrated by past actions. This is why I am "shocked ", so to speak, I am also contideik that you will find a similar feeling on the part of Bill Smith. Larry Is UWctr of - Suchrq — As you know, the book r orests and Forestry was written by Bill Smith and me as individuals, not as members of the Texas A & M family. r / ',nip onus¢ A� r�i �uei} Iq "&. v� I do ac cn edd a that the forestry school at x dited�aasd'"he inclusion of it was an honest mistake on ou A & M is not accre- done in a manner calculated to bring honor and distinction p to r A & M that of rightfully belongs to S. F. A. , # NEC .4,ev$",� '- V*_ &406a J�pi Vocational agricu ture teachers and area supervisors are well aware that S - F, A. is the only accredited forestry school in Texas. I discussed this only two weeks ago with a teacher in East Texas, and at the forthcoming forestry workshop for teachers this ... summer it will be further stated as a fact, Also, I convey this fit in my official capacity as forest consultant to colleges and universities thr hout the state.4zn y �"t -� &fx b &." ou AV Needless to say, -# regret the fact that it was included in the book as was done. / � s BQ� �GiC�y!/y I1�. for Interstate to do what is requested q ted would impose a hardship on the publisher. K�', it would directly and indirectly adversely affect Bill Smith and me as co- authors of this publication since ur der the contract n with the publisher they are free of blame. �� 56� ZG1 x"F -e-v, yam` ° '�G �� GU2 7Wf �We are �aware of the c ern of�our alumnae in this matter, but we do not believe that vocational agriculture teachers are being misled by the error for e n . C� �� fRGR. � � � �CL•�.� Cam- � '�r.� „LGrL�i �l Might I suggest that we await the reprinting of this publication to make the change? Presently, consideration is being given to making it more re- gional and nat'onal in scope for vocational agriculture teachers. I do not believe this would be an undue hardship I might further suggest that Bill Smith and I, jointly, write a letter to all area supervisors in Texas pointing out the inaccuracy of the listing so that there is assurance that all are aware of the error. They in turn can advise their teachers. i �' I am hopeful, at the situation can be amicably settled and I write you, knowing yo dare in a position to do so. With kindesf d X Pa e o s to r Earley nt, S. A. F� ve Vice Pr creditatic A sociatiSim mber . , S' A, F o_nrn. S. A. F. fo Accredi!ng Ager. _ .es Yours very truly 1202 Foster St. College Station, Texas 77843 February 2, 1972 Mr. Billy J. Earley Attorney at Law 400 East Hospital Street Nacogdoches, Texas Dear Billy, This past week I was the recipient of a copy of the letter as add- ressed to the president of Interstate Printers and Publishers by Phillip Pate, Darwin Foster and you. The copy was sent to me by Mr. Paul A. Sims, Editorial and Marketing Manager of Interstate. To say the least, I am "shocked" by the subject content, and particular to the inferences therein. Over the years I have personally been closer to Larry Walker and the S.F. A. forestry school than I have been to the forestry school at Texas A & M. I felt sure you were aware of such,I know Larry is. He will substantiate this. And, I felt this association was growing deeper, only now to have it shaken by the implications. As Larry knows, I spent a considerable amount of time this past year cooperating on the sociological study in northeast Texas in which the sociological group of S. F. A. and the forestry department were in- volved. Only recently I visited Sy Somberg at your point to help with work of a graduate student. And, beyond this, following my conversa- tion with Sy, were some plans to help seek research funds for your school. There are other instances. Do these activities not indicate that I have a heart for S. F. A. ? No one can point out similar relationship to the forestry school at this point, even though I am officially employed with the Texas Forest Service, a part of Texas A & M University System. The fact that I am so employed does not effect my personal views to S.F. A. as demonstrated by past actions. This is why I am "shocked ", so to speak. I am also confident that you will find a similar feeling on the part of Bill Smith. Larry is aware of such also. As you know, the book Forests and Forestry was written by Bill Smith and me as individuals, not as members of the Texas A & M family. I zm hopeful, Billy that the situation can be amicably settled and I write you, knowing you and Larry Walker are in a position to do so. With kindest regards, Yours very truly, D. A. Anderson, DAA /fw cc: Dr. Larry Walker W. A. Smith STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS 75961 OFFICE OF THE DEAN SCHOOL OF FORESTRY February 10, 1972 Mr. D. A. Anderson Texas Forest Service College Station, TX 77843 Dear Andy: Please refer to a paragraph in your letter to Billy Earley, a copy to me. I have discussed the situation pertaining to the "inadvertent omission" of reference to Texas A&M forestry program in the SAF brochure. At the time the booklet was de- veloped and published, the Range and Forestry De- partment at A &M had been dispanded and replaced, in part, by a Range Science Department. At that time, there was no official or legitimate Forest Science Department. Consequently, it was not an "inadvertent" error of omission, but intentional. Someone from A&M (TFS) was on the committee that developed the booklet. Consequently, the Chairman of the Texas Chapter had no authority to state with a paste -over that there was an inadvertent error. It would have been proper for him to note on a paste - over that A&M has a 4 -year- program when, and after, the Coordinating Board acted favorably on that matter. lker LCW:nk TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE Adm7 10.4 Z- K�R Z - r� � 14 AFF 6�! el lo t, : Al ;-- a - kz co ol �� l ?` a � � � 1 ��` s �•u � p «mss J / ` @ Ci C`� �$ n l!� d�ls f C / �_f�c� L �l�1 6 � a C` J&D 1 � / rt � , ( 9 1 S V L � LO N �3 �� G� LL�� -c�� h �Jv�� CS �"� s tea �� '� b ]/ P s �✓ IJ a Yk - a y !/ LlJ` Lft S e; oe Jr It J �.<oot v1 1L 0 P to / / /.! G' /U GY L J J / ` @ Ci C`� �$ n l!� d�ls f C / �_f�c� L �l�1 6 � a C` J&D 1 � / rt � , ( 9 1 S V L � LO N �3 �� G� LL�� -c�� h �Jv�� CS �"� s tea �� '� b ]/ P s �✓ IJ a Yk - a y !/ LlJ` Lft S e; 2 TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE Adm 7 O A 1 7ti SA r TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE Adm7 5 - 1� � SQ C.�Y d1Gs�c oz r or— �. n I / C � �t y'�l�' • � c�1-r p �`'. CC ®tom �'�cr� C�� Tz S� et s 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas February 16, 1972 Dr. Lawrence C. `Nalker, Dean School of Forestry Stephen F. Austin University Nacogdoches, Texas 75961 Dear Larry, Reference is made to you letter of February 10, being a response to a statement I made on the SAF career publication in my letter to Billy Earley of February 2, copy of which I sent you. C.m receipt of your communication I checked further into the matter of the SAF brochure and on the basis of such feel professionally obligated to clarify some points in your letter, to wit: 1. No T. F. S. member was on the Career Brochure Committee as stated by yuu, nor was anyone from Texas A & INI University, including the System as a whole, thereon. Rather, the committee was made up of Ellis Hunt, Tony Migilicco, and Ed Wagoner. There is no evidence that Tony had any imput into the brochure. 2. Bill Smith and I still prefer to consider the deletion of the A & M forestry program in the brochure as "inadvertent ". If we do not, it cpuld be construed to mean that someone intentionally deleted A & M and therefore attempted to discredit them. In addition, to consider it inadvertent, makes it easier to accept the work performed by many people, including the SFA staff, to rectify the error. Some of us spent considerable time inserting correctional statements in the brochure. 3. When the Range and Forestry Department at A & M was changed to the Range Science Department, this was merely a title change. It did not mean that the A & M forestry program was disbanded. The two -year program continued with the addition of the PhD program under the Range Science De- partment. As you know, the provision allowing for reimbursement of former A & N1 students, for the difference between in -state and out -of -state tuition while attending out -of -state forestry schools was discontinued. 4. A statement which mentioned the A & M two -year forestry pro- gram was in the original draft copy prepared. Someone, acting on the assump- tion A & M no longer had a program deleted it. -2 -2 I have located a copy of the career publication with the paste -over. I assume you also have a copy of such. I site the above, Larry, to help keep this matter in perspective. Yours very truly, D. A. Anderson 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas February 18, 1972 Dr. Harry '4 School of Forestry Stephen F. Austin University Nacogdoches, Texas 75941 Dear Harry, Reference is made to your phone call of February 16 with respect to the SAF career publication. I have a photocopy of the November 5, 1965 minutes of the Texas Chapter, SAF meeting. It cites the career publication committee as I indicated in my letter to Larry, copy of which you referred to. For your information, the publication was printed in January 1966. This proceeds the 1968 committee action to which you referred to in our phone conversation. Yours very truly, D. A. Anderson DAA /fw cc: Larry Walker bc: Bill Smith 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77843 February 21. 1972 Dr. Harry Wiant School of Forestry Stephen F. Austin University Nacogdoches. Texas Dear Harry, Reference is made to your phone call to me on February 20 with respect to the S. A. F. "Forestry as a Career" publication. In our conversation it became obvious that we were on two diffezent'bvave lengths referring was dated January 1966. Seriously, That to which I earlier refs Seriously, we seem to be making a big issue out of some- thing that is insignificant to us as professionals. Very truly )ours, D. A. Anderson bc: Bill Smith 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas February 18, 1972 Dr. Harry 'Xiant School of Forestry Stephen F. Austin University Nacogdoches. Texas 75941 Dear Harry, Reference is made to your phone call of February 18 with respect to the SAF career publication. I have a photocopy of the November 5, 1965 minutes of the Texas Chapter, SAF meeting. It cites the career publication committee as I indicated in my letter to Larry, copy of which you referred to. For your information. the publication was printed in January 1966. This proceeds the 1968 committee action to which you referred to in our phone conversation. Yours very truly. D. A. Anderson DAA /fw cc: Larry Walker bc: Bill Smith IVE MEMO TO J ell FROM lelr 01 ✓4/l 20 D E PT.-LO CATI 0 DEPT.-LOCATION 17 2 Ii� ►� /' " J DO Mel k / DEPT. - LOCATION SIGNED SEND PARTS 1 AND 3 WITH CARBON INTACT - PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY _ DATE WRITER'S COPY DETACH AND FILE FOR FOLLOW -UP BILLY J. EARLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW 400 EAST HOSPITAL STREET NACOGDOCHES. TEXAS 75861 P. O. BOX 766 PHONES: OFFICE 564 -2226 RES. 564 -5606 March 6, 1.972 Mr. D.A. Anderson 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas 77843 Dear Andy: I realize that the mistake in the book has been a problem for you. However, I have talked with some of the other members of the S.F.A. Forestry Alumni Association. First, we wanted to be certain that we did not mean to, and especially I as the writer of the letter did not mean to imply anything other than what was stated exactly in the letter. I realize that Stephen F. Austin and A & PSI have been working together for sometime and I am particularly happy that this is so. I hope that the growth and cooperation for both will continue in order to help the State of` Texas become the leader in the Forestry field. Even so, it was the feeling of the Alumni Association that we still needed to attempt to protect our school. As one way of solving the problem, I would like to suggest that a sheet be inserted in each book which would read as follows: "Due to an inadvertent error on page 268, it should be noted that the only professionally accredited Forestry School in Texas is Stephen F. Austin University School of Forestry, Nacogdoches, Texas, 75961.' If we had the assurance of the publisher that such a notice would be placed in each of the books not yet released for distribution, our Alumni Association would provide for such settlement. Further, I suggest that the people in Texas who have received copies of the book be also notified of the correction. If this seems like a reasonable solution to you, as it does to us, will you please let me know and we will be happy to implement it. Very truly yours, BILLY J. EARLEY BJE: jc cc : Larry Talker cc : Society of American Foresters cc : Interstate Publishing Co. BILLY J. EARLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW r 400 EAST HOSPITAL STREET NACOGDOCHES. TEXAS 75961 P. d. BOX 786 PHON[S: OFFICE 664 -2226 Ris. 564 -5606 March 6, 1.972 Anderson 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas 77843 Dear Andy: I realize that the mistake in the book has been a problem for you. However, I have talked with some of the other members of the S.F.A. Forestry Alumni Association. First, we wanted to be certain that we did not mean to, and especially I as the writer of the letter did not mean to imply anything other than what was stated exactly in the letter. I realize that atephen F. Austin and A & M have been working together for sometime and I am particularly happy that this is so. I hope that the growth and cooperation for both will continue in order to help the State of Texas become the leader in the Forestry field. Even so, it was the feeling of the Alumni .Association that we still needed to attempt to protect our school. As one way of solving the problem, I would like to suggest that a sheet be inserted in each book which would read as follows: "Due to an inadvertent error on page 268, it should be noted that the only professionally accredited " Forestry School in Texas is Stephen F. Austin University School of Forestry, Nacogdoches, Texas, 75961." If we had the assurance of the publisher that such a notice would be placed in each of the books not yet released for distribution, our Alumni Association would provide for such settlement. r Further, I suggest that the people in Texas who have received copies of the book be also notified of the correction. If this seems like a reasonable solution to you, as it does to us, will you please let me know and we will be happy to implement it. Very truly yours, BILLY J. EARLLY LJE: jc cc : Larry Talker cc : Society of American Foresters cc : Interstate Publishing Co. D R A F T College Station, Texas 77843 March 13, 1972 Mr. Billy J. Earley Attorney -at -Law 400 East Hospital St, Nacogdoches, Texas 75961 Dear Mr. Earley, I am writing you on behalf of my clients D. A. "Andy" Anderson and W. A. "Bill" Smith with regard to the text "Forests and Forestry" which they authored. I have reviewed the correspondence on this matter as made available to me by Mr. Anderson, commencing with the letter of January 18, 1972 to the president of Interstate Printers and Pub- lishers, to which you were a signatory, to your letter of March 6, 1972 to Anderson. It is evident to me that the authors of the text, namely D. A. Anderson and W. A. Smith, admitted to an honest mistake in citing Texas A & M as having an accredited forestry school, while or other ace-2d fed 3euj6n forestry . not excluding S. F. A. University. It was inadvertent. Such is also A acknowledged in your letter of March 60 In view of the financial hardship that would be placed on my clients in a book revision at this time, I have advised them to take action as follows with respect to this matter: 1. Communicate with the printer informing them that in a reprinting of the text, "Forests and Forestry ", the current mistake with respect to the accreditation status of the forestry school at Texas A & M be rectified. 2. That a joint letter, signed by my clients be sent to all Vocational Agriculture Area Supervisors in Texas pointing out the inaccuracy in the text, such to include the quotation in your March 6, 1972 letter to D. A. Anderson. 3. That copies of such correspondence be provided you. I have also advised my clients to take appropriate action on these matters &t the earliest possible date as a means of clarifying this problem. Yours very truly, 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77843 March 17, 1972 Mr. Paul A. Sims Editorial and Marketing Manager The Interstate Printers & Publishers 19 -27 North Jackson Street Danville, Illinois Dear Mr. Sims: We have about reached the point of "no return" in our dialogue with the people in the School of Forestry of Stephen F. Austin Uni- versity. Earlier I sent you all related 6'rre=pondence which transpired since your January 20 letter to me and which culminated in Farley's letter to me of March 6. A copy of the latter letter was sent to Interstate by Earley. I also sent you a copy. As I believe I mentioned to you, there are some "feelings" between Stephen F. Austin and Texas A & M University and its a matter of W. A. Smith and I being caught in the middle. To begin with, I do feel that it was unprofessional for them to write originally as they did, without making Smith and I, as authors, aware of such. We do wish to reiterate that the inclusion of Texas A & M as an accredited undergraduate school was inadvertent on our part. We did not exclude S. F. A. either, nor did we include the approved doctoral program in forestry at Texas A & M. It was an oversight in the final proofing. Actually, a-; you will note in Earley's letter, they finally ad- mit that it was "inadvertent ". In Earley's letter he made two proposals to correct the situa- tion, to wit: 1 Put an insertion in each book not yet released for dis- tribution from your point (they have a specific worded statement) Z. Notify those in Texas who have received copies of the correction. 4NTe are in a quandry as to just what can or should be done, and before I reply to Earley, I welcome your comments. -2- s As to the statement they propose, in quotes, this would merely serve to glorify the situation on their behalf. It appears to us that a statement, such as the following, should serve the same purpose. "Due to an inadvertent error on page 268,the Texas A & M University undergraduate forestry program was listed as accredited by the Society of American Foresters. Ahile they do have course work leading Sea B.S. degree in forestry, they are unaccredited at this time. " If it is your judgement, we could write a letter from this point to those who have received a copy in Texas. However, we would need a listing of the recipients from you. I await word from you on this matter as a whole. With kindest regards, Yours very truly, D. A. Anderson, cc: W. A. Smith THE AIR MAIL PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61532 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 April 4, 1972 Mr. David A. Anderson Head, Information & Education Department Texas A & M University 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77843 Dear Mr. Anderson: I have just returned from vacation, to find your letter of March 17 waiting for me. We are agreeable to any reasonable resolution of the problem, and will do what- ever you and Y1r. Smith wish us to do that is practical. 1. We can print an errata sheet and bring all unshipped books from the warehouse back to the bindery and have the errata sheet dropped inside the front cover. This will cost you and Mr. Smith a great deal less than would be the cost of gluing such labels into the book. 2. All of the books distributed in Texas have, of course, been distributed to the vo -ag teachers in the state. It would be almost impossible to recapture the name of each individual teacher who has ordered the book. The simplest way to inform them of the error would be to write a letter to all the 1380 vo -ag teachers in the state. Should you not have the facilities for doing so yourselves, if you will supply us with your letterhead and envelopes, we would be willing to mimeograph such a notice, run the envelopes on our vo -ag plates, and mail them, billing you on an actual cost basis for doing this. If these proposals would satisfy all parties, let me know. In this case, please supply exact wording for the errata sheet. If you wish us to distribute the state- ment to Texas vo -ag teachers, send the proposed letter together with letterhead paper and envelopes. Cordiali , Paul A. Sims Editorial and Marketing Manager PAS/ljm cc: Mr. William A. Smith qi0 Extension Forester Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A & M University College Station, Texas 77840 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 _ Institutions in the United States Offering Professional Education in Forestry DECEMBER 1971, , 1he Society of American Foresters is the official accrediting agency for profes- sional forestry education in the United States. Graduates of "Accredited Institu- tions" are eligible for admission as SAF Members. The Society also designates "Affiliated Institutions," the graduates of which are eligible for admission as SAF Affiliate Members. 'The Society has evaluated only those institutions which have applied for desig- nation as an Accredited or Affiliated In- stitution. "Other Institutions" listed below have not been evaluated by SAF. ACCKEDITED IN TIT TTIO\ The following institutions are accred- ited by the Society of American Foresters for professional forestry education. Graduate Programs These institutions offer only graduate level education leading to master and doctor degrees in forestry. Duke Univ rsit School of Forestry, ur am, N.C. 27706 Yale University, School of Forestry, New Haven, Conn. 06511 Undergraduate Programs These institutions offer professional curricula in forestry leading to the bache- lor degree. Many also offer graduate work leading to the master and doctor degrees. Auburn University Department of Forestry, Auburn, Ala. 36830 Stephen F. Austin State Un iv e rsity, School of Foresn 3oc es, Texas 75961 University of California, School of Forestry and Conservation, Berkeley, Calif. 94720 Cl mson Universit y College of Forest and Recreation esources, Clemson, S.C. 29631 Colorado State University, College of Forestry and Natural Resources, Fort Collins, Colo. 80521 University of Florida, School of For- es f esources an Cio Gaines- ville, Fla. 32601 University of Georgia, School of For - est Resources, t ens, a. 30601 University of Idaho, College of For- estry, Wildlife and Range Sciences, Mos- cow, Idaho 83843 University of Illinois. Department of Forestry, Urbana, Ill. 61801 Iowa State University Department of Forestry, Ames, Iowa 50010 Louisiana State University, School of Forestry an Wildlife Nlana,ement, Baton Rouge, La. 70803 University of Maine, School of Forest Resources, Orono, Me. 04473 University of Massachusetts, Depart- ment of Forestry and Wildlife Manage- ment, Amherst, Mass. 01002 Michigan State University, Department of Forestry, East Lansing, Mich. 48823 Michigan Technological University, School of Forestry and Wood Products, Houghton, Mich. 49931 The University of Michigan, School of Natural Resources, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104 University of Minnesota, College of Forestry, St. Paul, Minn. 55101 , Mississippi State Univ er �sitZ, School of Forest Resources, State College, Miss. 39762 University of Missouri, School of For- estry, Colum ia, N o. 65201 University of Montana, School of For- estry, Missoula, Mont. 59801 University of New Hampshire, Insti- tute of Natural and Environmental Re- sources, Durham, N.H. 03824 State University College of Forestry at Syracuse University, Syracuse N.Y. 13210 North Car olina Stat University School of TZM91 urces, Ralei N.C. 27607 Northern Arizona University, School of Forestry, Flagstaff, Ariz. 86001 Oklahoma State versily, Depart- 67 ment of orestry, Stillwater, Okla. 74074 Oregon State University, School of Forestry, Corvallis, Ore. 97331 The Pennsylvania State University, School of Forest Resources, University Park, Pa. 16801 Purdue University, Department of For- estry and Conservation, Lafayete, Ind. 47907 The Universit of Tennessee, Depart- ment of Forestry, Knoxvi e, enn. 37916 Utah State University, College of Nat- ural Resources, Logan, Utah, 84321 The University of Vermont, Depart- ment of Forestry, Burlington, Vt. 05401 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Stat University, Division of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Blacksburg, Va. 24061 Washington State University, Depart- ment of Forestry and Range Manage- ment, Pullman, Wash. 99163 University of Washington, College of Forest Resources, Seattle, Wash. 98105 West Virginia University, Division of Forestry, Morgantown, W. Va. 26506 The University of Wisconsin, Depart- ment of Forestry, Madison, Wis. 53706 AFFILIATED I IONS 'The following institutions offer profes- sional forestry education and have met the standards for SAF Affiliated Institu- tions. They provide study in the ten SAF - approved subject areas, are regionally ac- credited, and have certified that they are building toward SAF accreditation. These institutions offer professional forestry curricula leading to the bachelor degree. Some also offer graduate work at the master degree level. University of Arizona, Department of Watershed Management, Tucson, Ariz. 85721 University of Arkansas at Monticello, Department of orestry, Monticel r . 71655 Humboldt State College, School of Natural Resources, Arcata, Calif. 95521 Louisiana Tech University. School of Fdirestry, Ruston, La. 71270 McNeese State University. D epartment of Agriculture, Lake Charles, La. 70601 University of Nevada, Renewable Nat- ural Resources Division, Reno, Nev. 89507 Rutgers University, Department of Horticulture and Forestry, New Bruns- wick, N. J. 08903 The University of the South, Depart- ment of orestry, Sewanee, lenn. 37375 Southern Illinois University, Depart- ment of Forestry, Carbondale, Ill. 62901 Wisconsin State University, College of Natural Resources, Stevens Point, Wis. 54481 OTHER INSTITUTIONS These institutions offer graduate level education in specialized fields of forestry at the master and doctor degree level. Cornell University, Department of Conservation, Ithaca, N.Y. 14850 Harvard University, Harvard Forest, Petersham, Mass. 01366 Undergraduate Programs These institutions offer professional curricula in forestry leading to the bache- lor degree. Some also offer graduate work at the master level. The University of Connecticut. Depart- ment of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries Management, Storrs, Conn. 06268 University of Kentucky, Department of orestry, xing on, y. 0506 Ohio State University, Division of For- estry, Columbus, Ohio 43210 Texas A &M University. Department of Forest Science, College Station, Tex. 77843 Preforestry Institutions Many two -year and four -year institut- tions in the United States offer prefor- estry study programs which may qualify students for transfer to a professional forestry school at the sophomore or junior level. Often these do not include forestry courses, but lay a foundation for professional forestry education. Inter- ested persons should contact a profession- al forestry school for advice prior to en- rolling for preforestry studies. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 May 1972 SAF ACCREDITED SCHOOLS OF FORESTRY Prof. Wilbur B. DeVall, Head Department of Forestry Auburn University Auburn, Alabama 36830 Prof. William R. Boggess, Head Department of Forestry University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois 61801 Dr. Laurence C. Walker, Dean School of Forestry Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, Texas 75961 Dr. John A. Zivnuska, Dean School of Forestry & Conservation University of California Berkeley, California 94720 Dr. William H. Davis McGregor, Dean College of Forest & Recreation Resources Clemson University Clemson, South Carolina 29631 Dr. Robert E. Dils, Dean College of Forestry & Natural Resources Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado 80521 Dr. Charles W. Ralston, Dean School of Forestry Duke University Durham, North Carolina 27706 Dr. John L. Gray, Director School of Forest Resources & Conservation University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32601 Dr. Allyn M. Herrick, Dean School of Forest Resources University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 30601 Dr. John H. Ehrenreich, Dean College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83843 Dr. Henry H. Webster, Head Department of Forestry Iowa State University Ames, Iowa 50010 Dr. Paul Y. Burns, Director School of Forestry & Wildlife Management Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803 Dr. Fred B. Knight„ Director School of Forest Resources University of Maine Orono, Maine 04473 Prof. Arnold D. Rhodes, Head Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management University of Massachusetts Amherst, Massachusetts 01002 Dr. Lee Al. James, Chairman Department of Forestry Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48823 * Dr. Gene A. Hesterberg, Head Department of Forestry Michigan Technological University Houghton, Michigan 49931 Dr. Harrison L. Morton, Chairman Department of Forestry School of Natural Resources University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 (Dr. James T. McFadden, Dean, SNR) *Dean Eric A. Bourdo School of Forestry & Wood Products Y SAF ACCREDITED SCHOOLS OF FORESTRY - Page 2. Dr. Frank H. Kaufert, Dean College of Forestry University of Minnesota St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Prof. Robert T. Clapp, Dean School of Forest Resources Mississippi State University State College, Mississippi 39762 Dr. Donald P. Duncan, Director School of Forestry University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri 65201 Dr. Arnold W. Bolle, Dean School of Forestry University of Montana Missoula, Montana 59801 Dr. Otis F. Hall, Chairman Institute of Natural and Environmental Resources University of New Hampshire Durham, New Hampshire 03824 Dr. Eric L. Ellwood, Dean School of Forest Resources North Carolina State University Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Dr. Charles O. Minor, Dean School of Forestry Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Dr. Carl H. Stoltenberg, Dean School of Forestry Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon 97331 Dr. Wilbur W. Ward, Director School of Forest Resources Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania 16801 May 1972 Dr. William C. Bramble, Head Department of Forestry & Conservation Purdue University Lafayette, Indiana 47907 Dr. Edward E. Palmer, President State University College of Forestry at Syracuse University Syracuse, New York 13210 Dr. John W. Barrett, Head Department of Forestry University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee 37916 Dr. Thadis W. Box, Dean College of Natural Resources Utah State University Logan, Utah 84321 Dr. John F. Hosner, Director Division of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, Virginia 24061 Dr. Grant A. Harris, Chairman Department of Forestry & Range Management Washington State University Pullman, Washington 99163 Dr. James S. Bethel, Dean College of Forest Resources University of Washington Seattle, Washington 98105 Dr. David E. White, Director Division of Forestry West Virginia University Morgantown, West Virginia 26506 Dr. Francois Mergen, Dean School of Forestry Yale University New Haven, Connecticut 06511 SAF ACCREDITED SCHOOLS OF FORESTRY - Page 3. Dr. Edward E. Sturgeon, Head Department of Forestry Oklahoma State University Stillwater, Oklahoma 74075 Dr. Wallace W. Christensen, Chairman Department of Forestry University of Vermont Burlington, Vermont 05401 Dr. Gerald R. Stairs, Chairman Department of Forestry University of Wisconsin - Madison Madison, Wisconsin 53706 May 1972 r 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas April 11, 1972 Mr. Paul A. Sims Editorial and Marketing Manager The Interstate Printers & Publishers Danville, Illinois 61832 Dear Mr. Sims: Reference is made to your letter of April 4. I welcome hearing from you relative to the following points. As you stated, we desire, as well, a practical approach to this matter. 1. Assuming we supply letter with stamped sealed envelope, or perhaps a printed postal card, what labor cost would be involved in running off the letters or cards on your Texas Vo -Ag plates and placing them in the mail for us? We merely want an estimate of cost on this. 2. With respect to the errata sheet, what is the estimate of cost of having the errata sheet dropped inside the unshipped books now in the warehouse? Again, merely an estimate is desired. 3. Could not the errata sheets be placed in the books as sold? 4. Would there be any objection to us having the errata sheet printed at this point and sending the supply to you? What quantity would be needed? We are still involved in discussion with the concerned party and need the above information to do the necesaary evaluation we are making. An early response from you will be appreciated. Yours very truly, D. A. Anderson cc: W. A. Smith 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texa April 11, 1972 Mr. Billy J. Earley Attorney-at-Law 400 East Hospital Street Nacogdoches, Texas 75961 Dear Billy, Reference is made to your letter of March 6. The delay in response to your letter was due to absence, on vacation, of Paul A. Sims of Interstate, from whom I have just heard. We are giving consideration to the matter contained in your letter. I will write you further on this at an early date. Yours very truly, D. A. Anderson cc: W. A. Smith ERATTA SHEET On pages 268 and 269 of Forests and Forestry inadvertent er- rors in the listing of Sou lleges and universities offering instruction in forestry. / pologies to Kose aYfected. A correct, expanded listing on the status of schools of forestry in the South as assigned by the Society of American Foresters (December 1971) follows: ,� c:credrfe d by the SA,F, Graduate Schools (Leading to Masters and Doctoral degrees only,) A, Duke University, School of Forestry, Durham, N.C. Undergraduate Schools (Acrwed,ted by -Me SqF for prolisssona( *MSfry edyC,af jon) Auburn University, Department of Forestry, Auburn, Ala. Stephen F. Austin State University, School of Forestry, Nacogdoches, Texas Clemson University, College of Forest and Recreation Resources, Clemson, S.C. University of Flordia, School of Forest Resources & Conservation, Gainesville, Fla. University of Georgia, School of Forest Resources, Athens, Ga. Louisiana State Univ. , School of Forestry & Wildlife Management, Baton Rouge, La. Mississippi State University, School of Forest Resources, State College, Miss. University of Missouri, School of Forestry, Columbia, Mo. North Carolina State University, School of Forestry Resources, Raleigh, N. C. Oklahoma State University, Department of Forestry, Stillwater, Okla. The University of Tennessee, Department of Forestry, Knoxville, Tenn. Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State Univ. , Div. of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences, Blacksburg, Va. West Virginia University, Division of Forestry, Morgantown, W. Va. Affiliated Institutions (Offer professional forestry education and are building toward S.A. F. accreditation) University of Arkansas at Monticello, Dept. of Forestry, Monticello, Ark. Louisiana Tech University, School of Forestry, Ruston, La. McNeese State University, Department of Agriculture, Lake Charles, La. The University of the South, Department of Forestry, Sewanee, Tenn. �DF{¢rs Profess�onu! fo'r�sfry education liadiny f g,5, degree %n frtstr . } Other Institutions ( ) University of Kentucky, Department of Forestry, Lexington, Ky. Texas A &M University, Department of Forest Science, College Station, Texas Preforestry Institutions (S.A. F. Re cognized Forestry Technician Schools. Not accredited) Savannah Area Vocational- Technical School, Savannah, Ga. Forestry and Wood Technology, University of Kentucky, Quicksand, Ky. Haywood Technical Institute, P. O. Box 427, Clyde, N. C. Martin Technical Institute, P. O. Drawer 866, Williamston, N. C. Wayne Community College, Drawer 1878, Goldsboro, N. C. Eastern Oklahoma State College, Wilburton, Okla. Horry- Georgetown Technical Education Center, P. O. Box 317, Conway, S. C. Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, Clifton Forge, Va. Glenville State College, Glenville, West Va. status of schools of forestry in the South as assignea. ray the Soc e;y of American Foresters (December 1971) follows: gcoredrted by *4 SAF Graduate Schools (Leading to Masters and Doctoral degrees only,) n Duke University, School of Forestry, Durham, N.C. Undergraduate Schools (AccreJAJ by -hhe sq,F, for professional *Msfry eduG400) Auburn University, Department of Forestry, Auburn, Ala. Stephen F. Austin State University, School of Forestry, Nacogdoches, Texas Clemson University, College of Forest and Recreation Resources, Clemson, S.C. University of Flordia, School of Forest Resources & Conservation, Gainesville, Fla University of Georgia, School of Forest Resources, Athens, Ga. Louisiana State Univ. , School of Forestry & Wildlife Management, Baton Rouge, La Mississippi State University, School of Forest Resources, State College, Miss. University of Missouri, School of Forestry, Columbia, Mo. North Carolina State University, School of Forestry Resources, Raleigh, N.C. Oklahoma State University, Department of Forestry, Stillwater, Okla. The University of Tennessee, Department of Forestry, Knoxville, Tenn. Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State Univ. , Div. of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences, Blacksburg, Va. West Virginia University, Division of Forestry, Morgantown, W. Va. Affiliated Institutions (Offer professional forestry education and are building toward S. A. F. accreditation) University of Arkansas at Monticello, Dept. of Forestry, Monticello, Ark. Louisiana Tech University, School of Forestry, Ruston, La. McNeese State University, Department of Agriculture, Lake Charles, La. The University of the South, Department of Forestry, Sewanee, Tenn. C Gf c ers professional 4#mtry 0aWloon ltad#nq c�free %n forestrv. > Other Institutions University of Kentucky, Department of Forestry, Lexington, Ky. Texas A &M University, Department of Forest Science, College Station, Texas Preforestry Institutions (S. A. F. Re cognized Forestry Technician Schools. Not accredited) Savannah Area Vocational - Technical School, Savannah, Ga. Forestry and Wood Technology, University of Kentucky, Quicksand, Ky. Haywood Technical Institute, P. O. Box 427, Clyde, N. C. Martin Technical Institute, P. O. Drawer 866, Williamston, N. C. Wayne Community College, Drawer 1878, Goldsboro, N. C. Eastern Oklahoma State College, Wilburton, Okla. Horry- Georgetown Technical Education Center, P. O. Box 317, Conway, S. C. Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, Clifton Forge, Va. Glenville State College, Glenville, West Va. Lake City Community College, Lake City, Florida Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, ABAC Sta. , Tifton, Ga. s A• ti EKA TA OHiZFT On taayes 268 and 269 of Croresf5 and Foresiry 1114 aitihors t r a d e aw )pa ci verte nt errors m th ►t sfiny o f Spaf ern collegcs and un,veraches offewny �nstru f�onmfo2s ?r �k ex fend gfoiogle5 to fWb �^f atd. A eormci- lisftnq on _me y meercd +tatcd sto.fus of schools of forestry in tire �Snufh as as�;,gned by the Soc,eFy o'FArnerkan Fo✓tsteK (D,-&kv ev� folloil9 (s'raduafo selools (leadinq . hb ourotersand v°ctoml &Q rtts only) DdKe llaivCrsCty,ScHoo� of F»ves fry.Ittrham,Af•C.2f7o6 Vrderriyadua 6. 5chcots A>l;l�afed Insf:, lwf�cns `s. l,/nwr � 6.eL mcYludj'b * 21-mw � Yea s Ofli� r t� 6 to ft e n s I�S+JeSZe �?1+✓ . +*Z 5A:F ) ZGrfI.N st a PFC- foresfrY Snst�ufia -rs C�'AF. . of acc . ted) AUbur'n aiivemdy - - S(rfhcn F, 4asbn - - Clenrson 'LnI✓ersaty - - universrty of Flcnda. - Zl ni I'tr5it y of Ge orgia. - I oulS'iuroQ St¢le ilnr ✓�rs,Ey - M�ssss�pp, sink Ilyven _ � h � ✓, �`' M ✓. Nbeiii &orelrna. 61ale Voiv v el a °' Z/n h xs 3ae � fin. ✓. of n-/Fa dated - - 5'f ✓ t.,+ A 4 If / %5, 00 aezt 'A /7500 �� ;�'Ye ERRATA SHEET On pages 268 and 269 of Forests and Forestry there were inadvertent errors in the listing of Southern colleges and universities offering instruction in forestry. Apologies are extended to those affected. A correct, expanded listing on the status of schools of forestry in the South as assigned by the Society of American Foresters (December 1971) follows: Graduate Schools (Leading to Masters and Doctoral degrees only. Accredited by the S.A.F.) Duke University, School of Forestry, Durham, N.C. Undergraduate Schools (.Accredited by the S.A.F. for professional forestry education) Auburn University, Department of Forestry, Auburn, Ala. Stephen- F. Austin State University, School of Forestry, Nacogdoches, Texas Clemson University, College of Forest and Recreation Resources, Clemson, S.C. University of Florida, School of Forest Resources & Conservation, Gaines- ville, Fla. University of Georgia, School of Forest Resources, Athens, Ga. Louisiana State Univ., School of Forestry & Wildlife Management, Baton Rouge, La. Mississippi State University, School of Forest Resources, State College, Miss. University of Missouri, School of Forestry, Columbia, Mo. North Carolina State University, School of Forestry Resources, Raleigh, N.C. Oklahoma State University, Department of Forestry, Stillwater, Okla. The University of Tennessee, Department of Forestry, Knoxville, Tenn. Virginia Polytechnic Institute 8c State Univ., Div. of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences, Blacksburg, Va. West Virginia University, Division of Forestry, Morgantown, W. Va. Affiliated Institutions (Offer professional forestry education and are building toward S.A.F. accreditation) University of Arkansas at Monticello, Dept. of Forestry, Monticello, Ark. Louisiana Tech University, School of Forestry, Ruston, La. McNeese State University, Department of Agriculture, Lake Charles, La. The University of the South, Department of Forestry, Sewanee, Tenn. Other Institutions (Offers professional forestry education leading to B.S. degree in forestry.) University of Kentucky, Department of Forestry, Lexington, Ky. Texas A &M University, Department of Forest Science, College Station, Texas Preforestry Institutions (S.A.F. Recognized Forestry Technician Schools. Not accredited) Savannah Area Vocational - Technical School, Savannah, Ga. Forestry and Wood Technology, University of Kentucky, Quicksand, Ky. Haywood Technical Institute, P. O. Box 427, Clyde, N.C. Martin Technical Institute, P. O. Drawer 866, Williamston, N.C. Wayne Community College, Drawer 1878, Goldsboro, N.C. Eastern Oklahoma State College, Wilburton, Okla. Horry- Georgetown Technical Education Center, P. O. Box 317, Conway, S.C. Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, Clifton Forge, Va. Glenville State College, Glenville, West Va. Lake City Community College, Lake City, Florida Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, ABAC Sta., Tifton, Ga. It PRINTERS AND DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 PUBLISHERS, INC. TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 AIR MAIL April 19, 1972 Mr. David A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 778+3 Dear Mfr. Anderson: It appears that we are beginning to close in on the FORESTS AND FORESTRY matter. � Let me simply answer the questions in your April 11 letter in order: �yo� 1. If you mean you would send us the envelopes already stuffed and sealed, we would be glad to address them on our Texas vo —ag plates at no charge, billing you only for actual postage. I suggest that you send 1100 envelopes, thus allowing 20 for spoilage. Fifty spares might be a better idea. 2. At a rough guess, 9100.00 should cover the cost of doing this, although quite a bit of work is entailed. The books are at present boxed, sealed, and in storage. The boxes would have to be brought over, opened and unpacked. Each of the 3,000 books must then be manually opened, the errata sheet inserted, the books repacked, the cartons resealed, and taken back to storage. 3. No, this is not practical, for a number of reasons. 4. We would have no objection at all. 3,000 copies would be needed -- and again, some spares for spoilage should be provided. I trust this gives you the information you need to complete your plans and arrangements. Cori airy, Paul A. Sims / Editorial and Marketing Manager PAS/ljm cc: Mr. William A. Smith Extension Forester Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A & M University College Station, Texas 77840 SOCIETY SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS OF AMERICAN • Representing the Forestry Profession in America 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. • WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 0 (202) 296 -7820 May 9, 1972 Mr. David A. Anderson, Head Information and Education Department Texas Forest Service College Station, Texas 77843 Dear Mr. Anderson: Your letter of April 26 to Mr. Glascock has been referred to me for reply. Enclosed with this letter are two lists of schools. The first one is the list of institutions offering professional education in forestry and the second one is the list of schools offering technical training in forestry. On the cover sheet of each type of institution I marked the school found in the states you listed. The remaining pages in each group give a more de- tailed description including the name of the head of the program. If I can be of further assistance please let me know. Best regards, Sincerely, onald R. Theoe Director, Professional Programs RECE M AY 11 1972 -=4 fc- S OF AMERI FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 May 1972 SAF RECOGNIZED FOREST TECHNICIAN TRAINING PROGRAMS Mr. John Hamilton, Chairman Vocational - Technical Division Lassen Community College 1100 Main Street Susanville, California 96130 Mr. Warren C. Hanchett, Director Forest Technology Department College of the Redwoods 1040 Del Norte Street Eureka, California 95501 Mr. Richard A. Pryor, Instructor /Coordinator Forest Technology Department Sierra College, 5000 Rocklin Road Rocklin, California 95677 Mr. Bert Biezenbos, Instructor Forest Technology Savannah Area Vocational - Technical School Savannah, Georgia 31401 Mr. Alan E. Reed, Director Vocational- Technical Education Alpena Community College Alpena, Michigan 49707 Dr. William Matalomaki, Superintendent North Central School University of Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minnesota 55744 Mr, Raymond C. Gardner, Instructor Forest Technician Program Flathead Valley Community College P. O. Box 1174 Kalispell, Montana 59901 Mr. Alfred Chase, Instructor Forest Technology Program Missoula Technical Center 909 South Avenue West Missoula, Montana 59801 Mr. Donald VanOrmer, Instructor Forestry Technology Southeastern Illinois College Harrisburg, Illinois 62946 Mr. Robert L. Howard, Superintendent Forestry and Wood Technology School University of Kentucky Quicksand, Kentucky 41363 Mr. Arthur G. Randall, Chairman Forest Technician Program School of Forestry University of Maine Orono, Maine 04473 Dr. William L. Cones, Director Forestry Program Allegany Community College Cumberland, Maryland 21502 Mr. Melvin E. Jenkins, Supervisor Forest Technician Curriculum Thompson School of Applied Science Putnam Hall University of New Hampshire Durham, New Hampshire 03824 Mr. Jean E. Fisher, Director New York State Ranger School State University of New York College of Forestry Wanakena, New York 13695 Dean William Rutherford, Jr. Forestry Department Paul Smith's College of Arts & Sciences Paul Smiths, New York 12970 Mr. Walter D. Rice, Chairman Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources Haywood Technical Institute Box 457 Clyde, North Carolina 28721 SOCIETY OF AMiRItAN FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 May 1972 SAF AFFILIATED SCHOOLS O FORESTRY Dr. David B. Thorud, Head Department of Watershed Management University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona 85721 Dr. Daniel Trainer, Dean College of Natural Resources University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point Stevens Point, Wisconsin 54 Prof. H. H. Chamberlin, Head Department of Forestry University of Arkansas at Monticello Monticello, Arkansas 71655 Dr. Dale A. Thornburgh, Head Forestry Department School of Natural Resources Humboldt State College Arcata, California 95521 Prof. Lloyd P. Blackwell, Director School of Forestry Louisiana Tech University Ruston, Louisiana 71270 Prof. Onis D. Hyatt, Head Department of Plant Science McNeese State University Lake Charles, Louisiana 70601 Dr. Clarence M. Skau, Chairman Renewable Resources Center University of Nevada Reno, Nevada 89507 Prof. Richard F. West, Head Forestry Section Department of Horticulture & Forestry Rutgers University New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903 Prof. Charles E. Cheston, Chairman Department of Forestry The University of the South Sewanee, Tennessee 37375 Dr. John W. Andresen, Chairman Department of Forestry Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Illinois 62903 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 May 1972 OTHER SCHOOLS OF F ORESTRY Dr. Mitchell D. Ferrill , Head Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut 06268 Dr. Thomas Hansbrough, Head Department of Forestry University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky 40506 Dr. Gordon E. Gatherum, Chairman Division of Forestry Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio 32102 Dr. Robert G. Merrifield, Head Department of Forest Science Texas A & M University College Station, Texas 77834 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 SAF RECOGNIZED FOREST TECHNICIAN rR.AINING PROGRAMS - Page 2 May 1972 Mr. Laurence E. Beyer Dr. Harry L. Mosher, Leader Instructor of Forestry Forest Technician Unit Martin Technical Institute The Pennsylvania State University P. O. Drawer 866 Mont Alto, Pennsylvania 17237 Williamston, North Carolina 27895 Mr. Robert K. Goodman, Coordinator Forest Technician Programs Agricultural & Biological Technology Wayne Community College P. O. Drawer 1878 Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530 Mr. Dick Byrd, Chairman Forestry Technology Department Tri- County Technical Institute Nelsonville, Ohio 45764 Mr. Edward E. Curtis, Head Forestry Department Eastern Oklahoma State College Wilburton, Oklahoma 74578 Dr. James E. Mattox Assistant Professor Forest Technology Program Central Oregon Community College College Way Bend, Oregon 97701 Mr. John M. Phillips, Director Forest Technology Program Lane Community College 4000 East 30th Avenue Eugene, Oregon 97405 Mr. William Lemoine, Instructor Southwestern Oregon Community College P. O. Box 518, Empire Station Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 Mr. Russ DeGroat, Instructor Forestry Technician Program Umpque Community College Roseburg, Oregon 97470 Mr. Joseph G. Sick, Chairman Forestry Department Williamsport Area Community College 1005 West Third Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17701 Mr. Joe H. Phillips, Jr. Head, Forestry Division Horry- Marion- GeorgetoN� - Technical Education Center Conway, South Carolina 29526 Mr. Robert Lockhart Assistant Professor Forestry Technology Dabney S. Lancaster Community College Clifton Forge, Virginia 24422 Mr. William C. Bean, Instructor Forest Technician Program Centralia College Centralia, Washington 98531 Mr. Clayton J. Wray, Instructor Forest Technician Program Everett Community College 801 Wetmore Avenue Everett, Washington 98201 Mr. Patrick J. Cummins, Instructor Forest Technician Program Green River Community College 12401 S. E. 320th Street Auburn, Washington 98002 Mr. John Willits, Instructor Forest Technician Program Peninsula College Port Angeles, Washington 98362 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 SAF RECOGNIZED FOREST TECHNICIAN TRAINING PROGRAMS - Page 3 May 1972 Mr. Beldon B. Durtschi, Instructor Mr. Vernon Yow Forest Technician Program Professor of Forestry Shoreline Community College Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College 161st Street & Greenwood Avenue ABAC Station Seattle, Washington 98133 Tifton, Georgia 31794 Mr. Keith Kirkbride, Chairman Agricultural Technology and Natural Resources Department Spokane Falls Community College W3410 Fort George Wright Drive Spokane, Washington 99204 Mr. Joseph W. Smith, Chairman Forestry Department Chemeketa Community College 4389 Satter Drive, N.E. Salem, Oregon 97303 Mr. Wade C. Boyd, Chairman Life Sciences Division Wenatchee Valley College Wenatchee, Washington 98801 Dr. David W. Smith, Chairman Department of Forest Technology Glenville State College Glenville, West Virginia 26351 Mr. John L. Christie, Jr. Forestry Technology Department Clatsop Community College Astoria, Oregon 97103 Mr. Walter R. Knudsen, Director Forest Ranger School Lake City Community College Lake City, Florida 32055 Dr. Eric A. Bourdo, Jr. Ford Forestry Center c/o School of Forestry and Wood Products Michigan Technological University Houghton, Michigan 49931 Mr. W. Howard Welton, Dept. Head Forestry Technician Program Area Vocational - Technical School North Idaho College Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814 CANAT)TAN Mr. Peter J. Murphy, Head Training Branch Forest Technology School Hinton, Alberta Chairman, School of Forestry Forest Technician Program Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ontario Mr. G. R. Cronkwright, Assistant Chairman Natural Resources Division Sir Sandford Fleming College Lindsay, Ontario Dr. H. W. Blenis, Director Maritime Forest Ranger School Fredericton, New Brunswick S J J J 4 '.OF AMERICAN FORESTERS 1010 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 SAF- R ecognized _ Forestry Technician Schools In the U.S. and Canada The institutions on the following list (itJo71 ' have been recognized by the Society of American Foresters, having met the S ociety's Minimum Guidelines for F orest Technician TrainuinR Forest technician graduates of these institu- tions are eligible for SAF's member- ship category of Technician Member. Full time students in forest technolo- gy at these institutions are eligible for the Student Member category. UNITED STATES Lassen Community College, 1100 Main Street, Susanville, Calif. 96130 College of the Redwoods, 1040 Del Norte Street, Eureka, Calif. 95501 Sierra College, 5000 Rocklin Road, Rocklin, Calif. 95677 Savannah Area Vocational- Technical School Savannah, Ga. 31401 - Southeastern Illinois College, 333 West College Street, Harrisburg, Ill. 62946 Forestry and Wood Technolo , versit of Kentucky, Quicksand, Ky. Tf 363 Forest Technician Program, University of Maine, Orono, Me. 04473 Allegany Community College, Cumberland, Md. 21502 Alpena Community College, Alpena, Mich. 49707 North Central School, University of Minnesota, Grand Rapids, Minn. 55744 Flathead Valley Community College, Box 1174, Kalispel, Mont. 59901 Missoula Technical Center, 909 South Avenue West, Missoula, Mont. 59801 Forest Technician Curriculum, Uni- versity of New Hampshire, Durham 03824 Ranger School Forest Technician Pro- gram, State University College of For- estry, Wanakena, N. Y. 13695 Paul Smith's College of Arts and Sci- ences, Paul Smiths, N. Y. 12970 Ha wood Technical Institute, P. O. ox 427, Clyde, N. C. 28721 Martin Technic 1 itnte, P. O. rawer 866, Williamston, N. C. 27892 W ayne Community Colle a Drawer 1878, Golds oro, C. 27530 Tri- County Technical Institute, Nelsonville, Ohio 45764 Eastern Oklahoma State College Wilburton, Okla. 74578 AUGUST 1971 Central Oregon Community College, College Way, Bend, Ore. 97701 Lane Community College, 4000 East 30th Avenue, Eugene, Ore. 97405 Southwestern Oregon Community Col- lege, P. O. Box 518, Coos Bay, Ore. 97420 Umpqua Community College, Rose- burg, Ore. 97470 The Pennsylvania State University, Mont Altb, Pa. 17237 Williamsport Area Community Col- lege, 1005 West Third Street, Wil- liamsport, Pa. 17701 J Horry- Georgetown Technical Educa- ion en er, . ox onway, J S. C..552 Dabney S. Lancaster Community Col- lege, t on orge, Va. 24422 Centralia College, Centralia, Wash. 98531 Everett Community College, 801 Wet- more Avenue, Everett, Wash. 98201 Green River Community College, 12401 S. E. 320th Street, Auburn, Wash. 98002 Peninsula College, Port Angeles, Wash. 98362 Shoreline Community College, 161st Street and Greenwood Avenue, Seat- tle, Wash. 98133 Spokane Falls Community College, W3410 Fort George Wright Drive, Spokane, Wash. 99204 Wenatchee Valley College, Wenatchee, Wash. 98801 Glenville State College, Glenville, West a. 2 1 CANADA Forest Technology School, Hinton, Alta. Forest Technician Program, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ont. Sir Sandford Fleming College, Lindsay, Ont. Maritime Forest Ranger School, Fred- ericton, N. B. (/ANA N roc pft ) Additional SAF- Recognized Forestry Technician Schools: Lake City Community C Lake City, Florida 32055 V) Abraham Baldwin Ag r i cultural College ABAC Station, Tifton, Georgia 31794 North Idaho College, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814 Chemeketa Community College Salem, Oregon 97303 Clatsop Community College Astoria Oregon 97103 Ford Forestry Center, Michigan Technological University, L'Anse, Michigan 49946 IZOZ Foster Ave. College Station, Texas 77840 May 18, 1972 Paul A. Sims Editorial and Marketing lw- anager The Interstate Printers h Publishers Danville, Illinois 61332 Dear mr. Sums, I wish to advise that W. A. Smith and I are hAving printed at this paint an insert (errata sheet) for the text Forests and Forestry. As soon ae it ii received from the printer it will be m&iied to you for insertion in the texts on hanl at Interstate. Smith and I will write the recelpients of the text on the bast, of information provided by you. Jinceroly yours, JD. A. Anderson L" L)AA/ srn cc/ Dr. Lawrence Walker Billy J. Earley 1' . A. Smith P. S. We wish to acknowledge your April 19 letter with cost estimates and needs. We assume our out -of- pocket expense at your point will be deducted from royalty that would be otherwise due us at the close of the year. We undertake the action we do reluctantly, recognizing that it was undertaken without regard to professional ethics and was "political" in nature. 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas 77840 June 1, 1972 Mr. Paul A. Sims Editorial and Marketing Manager The Interstate Prirt ers &'Publishers Danville, Illinois 61832 Dear kir. Sims: Further reference is made to your letter of April 19 and my letter to you of May 18. I am sending to you under separate cover a quantity ex- cmeding 3000 of the errata page for insert in the Forests and Forestry texts on hand at your point. As I indicated, Mr. Smith and I will handle the letter to previous recipo its of the text. Thank you so kindly. Sincerely, D. A. Anderson, Head Information & Education Dept. DAA/ am cc/ W. A. Smith Texas Forest Service June 12, yg 72 Andy Anderson IN ACCOUNT WITH A &M PRESS TEXAS A &M UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS 77843 3,700 Errata Sheet $26.00 tax 1.30 yZ /.3U J INVOICE THE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. JACKSON AT VAN BUREN DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 Mr. David A. Anderson, Head Information & Education Dept. 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77540 DATE July 1, 1972 YOUR ORDER NO. OUR REFERENCE NO. M -7103 THESE PRICES ARE NET PLEASE NOTIFY US OF ANY ERROR AT ONCE 2,517 copies of ERRATA SHEETS TO BE INSERTED INTO INSIDE OF FRUNT COVER ON FOREST & FORESTRY - Inv. #1165 $95.39 Seller represents that with respect to the production of the article and /or the performance of the services covered by this invoice, it has fully complied with Section 12 (A) of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, as amended. 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas 77840 July 27, 1972 Mr. Paul A. Sims Editorial and Marketing Manager erstate Printers and Publishers Danville, Illinois 61832 Dear Mr. Sims: Reference is made to my letter of June 1 transmitting the errata sheet. Reference is also made to your invoice M -7103 of July 1, 1972 in amount of $95. 39 for placing errata sheets inside the forestery book Forests and Forestry (Inv. #1165). Earlier I had asked that such charges, if possible, be deduced from the royalty sum due me and Smith (charge on half cost to each of us) in December. Im not sure from your present invoice if payment is due now in order to accomplish the insertion of the errata sheets since the wording tends to implk that such has not been accomplished. Please advise with respect to this matter. Sincerely, D. A. Anderson DAA/ sm cc/ W. A. Smith PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446-0500 August 3, 1972 Mr. David A. Anderson Texas Forest Service Texas A & M University 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Mr. Anderson: In reply to your letter of July 27, 1972, the invoice which you received was sent simply as a matter of record, showing the charges for inserting the errata sheets into the books, which task had been completed. The invoice is not a billing to be paid. The charge will be divided and de— ducted from royalty in accordance with your original request. Cor y, Paul A. Sims Editorial and Marketing Manager PS/pg THE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 August 30, 1972 Mr. David A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Andy: Note Xeroxes enclosed. These made me think of you, Andy, and prompted this letter. How about it -- are you going down to Argentina for this event? We've been selling some Forestry books; I note last week 191 copies and three weeks preceding, 75 92, and 53• Hope it holds up. Haven't heard from you for a long time; how a ou letter? Yours t ly, Russell L. Guin RLG/f s Enclosures 7S S� 2 �7 f August 28, 1972 Mr. A. r. S ith, Chairman Film Festival and rrts and Crafts &dAbition Subcommittee VII Uorl.d Forestry Congress Forrestry 11tcrature Avenida Pueyrredon 2446 Buenos ,°sires, Argentina Dear i.s. SrAth: Fortunately for man, timber is a renewable resource. The day is gone tnihen huge tracts of virgin timber can to cut and left as a new area of deserted wasteland while the harvesters move on to other virgin tracts. How intelligent forestry practices asst replace the earlier prodigal waste of our nation's timber re- sources. One of the most important of all the groups which must become alert to the needs and practices of modern forestry are the oumers of small forest acreages -- small :individu. but totalling in the aggregate many millions of acres of timber land* 11 book which has been written specifically to meet the needs of this group, and of students who will become members of the group after their schooling is past, is FORSSTIS ATTD FORE M. Y, by David A. Anderson and Uilliam A. Sndth. Ue are sending you the accompanying copy of this book in accordance with your request of August 7, 197?, for display at the forthcordng World Forestry Un - gress. sae sincerely appreciate this opportunity to have our book brought to the attention of those who Trill attend this meeting. Cordially, l��ul A. J11.IA Editorial and Marketing Manager i w;/Pav F .: '. T — U Z Ist. ; ly - 1 - ce of :�OT� ;1 , AND I-r.' TZTTZT is $9. with a special price of `•',6 -?5 to ::chuol.s anal governmental organizations. (Z 41 / 1 1 jex- UNITKO STATKs DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE Washington, D.C. 20250 1600 AUG 7 1972 F Interstate Printers and Publishers 4S 19 N. Jackson Street Danville, Illinois 61832 L Gentlemen: The Seventh World Forestry Congress will be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina October 4 -18, 1972. `Some 3,000 representatives from more than 0- Nations are expected'to participate. The Organizing Committee for the Congress is planning to hold an '• exhibition of publications of interest to the forestry profession. Under one category of this exhibition, publishers of forestry and related information can contribute single copies of their books to the Committee. These would be placed on exhibit for examination and ordering by participants at the Congress. At the end of the Congress the books would become property of the Argentine Government for use in its libraries. Our Committee has reviewed a number of more recently published forestry publications and yours *(see below) are among those that we recommend for display at the Congress. If you are interested in exhibiting we suggest that you mail single copies to this address: VII World Forestry Congress Forestry Literature j Avenida Pueyrredon 2446 Buenos Aires, Argentina We would appreciate a copy of your letter of transmittal. 1 Sincere , - -- - -"✓� A.E. SMIT}i,- :ha.i.rman +-F..a.ijiL.Festi.val and Arts and Crafts Exhibition Subcommittee *Forests and Forestry, by D.A. Anderson and W.A. Smith szoo->> (1!e9) 1202 Foster Ave. College Station, Texas 77340 September 6, 1972 Russell L . Gui n The Interstate Printers & Publishers, Inc. Danville, Illinois 61832 Dear Russell: Your august 30 letter is acknowledged. Flow nice it was to hear from you and to be advised that the book For ests and Fore will be represented at the Worlds Forestry Congress n� Argentina. I missed you at the CEA meeting in Lincoln, Nebraska. I had expected you to be present. Overall, I will say the accommodations were much better than we had in t1 chigan where we "roughed it." Text year the meeting will be in Kentucky. Thanks, Russell, for the Xeroxes appended to your letter and for the statistics on the book sale. Like: do, I do hope it holds up in sales. I seriously doubt that I will attend the meting in Argentina. I may likely attend the SAF meeting in Arkansas. Are you Argentine bound? It would be a lovely trip, no doubt. It „i11 likely be well attended. With kindest personal regards, Sincerely, D. A. Anderson THE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, INC. DANVILLE. ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE AREA 217 446 -0500 November 4, 1972 Mr. D. A. Anderson 1202 Foster Avenue College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Andy: This is Saturday morning,which always lets me do some things that I keep laying back all week. Just noted that I haven't written you since re— ceiving your letter back in September. The Forestry book has jogged right along in sales. As you know, the roy— alty year closed October 31st and royalty will be computed on all books paid for to that date. You should be getting a nice little Christmas check. •.,, Glad to hear that the CEA in Lincoln, had more comfortable accommodations than we had in Michigan. I'm not prepared to live dormitory style anymore. Hope everything is going well with you. It is a pleasure to hear from you. Yours truly, Russell L. Guin' RLG/f s TO FROM SUBJECT REPLY V ORIGINATO i DATE f ' SEND PARTS 1 AND 3 INTACT -PART I WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY / ORIGINATOR'S COPY ORIGINATOR DETACH AND FILE FOR FOLLOW UP / i / i DATE SEND PARTS 1 AND 3 INTACT -PART 1 WILL BE RETURNED WIA REPLY ORIGINATOR'S COPY ORIGINATOR DETACH AND FILE FOR FOLLOW UP