David Starr Jordan, US ichthyologist C017 / 7819
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David Starr Jordan, US ichthyologist C017 / 7819
David Starr Jordan (1851-1931), US ichthyologist and educator. Jordan studied botany at Cornell University, New York, USA, and then studied ichthyology. He taught natural history at Indiana University Bloomington, and was appointed President of Indiana University in 1885. In 1891, he became the first President of Stanford University, California, helping to establish its marine research laboratory (Hopkins Marine Station). He served as President until 1913, then was Chancellor until 1916 when he retired. Jordans works include the 4-volume Fishes of North and Middle America (1896" 1900). Photographed in 1917
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1900s 1917 Biologist Black And White Building California Chancellor Education Educator Founder Harris And Ewing Collection Ichthyological Ichthyologist Ichthyology Jordan Looking At The Camera Natural History Naturalist North American Outdoors Outside Pioneer Portrait President Scientist Standing Zoologist Railing Stanford University
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This print captures the essence of David Starr Jordan, a renowned American ichthyologist and educator. Standing confidently against a railing, Jordan's piercing gaze meets the camera with an air of wisdom and determination. A pioneer in his field, he dedicated his life to the study of fish species and their habitats. Born in 1851, Jordan pursued botany at Cornell University before delving into the fascinating world of ichthyology. His passion for natural history led him to teach at Indiana University Bloomington, where he later became its President in 1885. In 1891, he embarked on a new venture as the first President of Stanford University in California. During his tenure there, he played a pivotal role in establishing its prestigious marine research laboratory - Hopkins Marine Station. Jordan's contributions to science are vast and enduring. Notably, he authored the monumental four-volume work "Fishes of North and Middle America" between 1896 and 1900. This comprehensive study remains an invaluable resource for researchers today. Beyond his scientific achievements, this portrait reveals Jordan as a visionary leader with immense influence on education and academia during the early 20th century. As Chancellor until his retirement in 1916, he left an indelible mark on Stanford University's growth and development. David Starr Jordan's legacy lives on as one of America's most respected biologists and zoologists who paved the way for future generations to explore our natural world with curiosity and dedication.
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