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- Olmstead is currently a professor at the University of Washington. She also acts as Undergraduate Faculty Advisor, Associate Chair of physics and manages a Nanotechnology PhD Program. She was hired at UW in 1991 as an assistant professor, then became associate professor in 1993 and full professor in 1997.
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Olmstead is currently a professor at the University of Washington. She also acts as Undergraduate Faculty Advisor, Associate Chair of physics and manages a Nanotechnology PhD Program. She was hired at UW in 1991 as an assistant professor, then became associate professor in 1993 and full professor in 1997.
Marjorie Olmstead is Professor of Physics and Adjunct Professor of Chemistry at the University of Washington, Seattle, where she also serves as Associate Vice Provost for Academic Personnel.
Professional Experience. o University of Washington, Seattle. · Associate Chair of Physics for Undergraduate Affairs: 2009 – present. · Director, Nanotechnology Ph.D. Program: 2004 – present. · Professor of Physics and Adjunct Professor of Chemistry: 1997 – present.
Prof. Marjorie Olmstead. Office: PAB B433. Lab: PAB B049 and B009. Phone: 206/685-3031. Fax: 206/685-0635. Email: olmstd -at- uw.edu. Mailing Address: Department of Physics. Box 351560.
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Professor of Physics and Adjunct Professor of Chemistry: 1997-present; Associate Professor: 1993-1997; Assistant Professor: 1991-1993. University of California, Berkeley. Assistant Professor of Physics: 1986-1990; Faculty Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory: 1988-1992. Xerox Corporation, Palo Alto Research Center.
David L. Olmsted, linguist, anthropologist, and Life Member of the Linguistic Society of America, died on June 3, 2022, of pneumonia. Professor Olmsted led a life of distinguished service to the LSA, including a fourteen-year tenure on the Committee on the Publication of the Journal (i.e., Language, the flagship journal of the Society).
