Academic Activities and Honors
- Atomic Energy Commission Grantee in radiation biology 1960
- National Institutes of Health Grantee for research on metabolism of schistosomes 1961-1963
- Visiting Research Scientist, Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology 1968, 1970
- Visiting Professor, Andrews University Extension in Europe. 1970
- Atomic Energy Commission Grantee for research on coral reefs at Eniwetok 1971, 1972, 1973
- Member, NSF-AEC sponsored Symbios research team to study coral reef metabolism at Eniwetok 1971
- Consultant on creation to the California State Board of Education 1971
- Director, Loma Linda University Research Team for underwater research on coral in the Bahamas 1973, 1974 (Sponsored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; lived on the ocean floor for 1 week)
- Editor: ORIGINS journal 1974-1996
- Keynote speaker, public hearing, House Education Committee, State of Oregon 1981
- Witness for the State of Arkansas: Evolution-creation trial 1981
- Visiting Professor of Biology, University of Eastern Africa, Baraton 1995
- Visiting Professor of Biology, Spicer College, India 1995
- Adjunct Professor of Science and Religion, SDA Theological Seminary, Andrews University, 1993–1996
- Visiting Professor of Biology, Caribbean Union College 1997
- Lecturer for the William A. Osborne Distinguished Lecture Series, Caribbean Union College 1997
- Member, Loma Linda University Councilors 2000-
- Recipient: Charles Elliott Weniger Award for Excellence 2003
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