'David Howard Turpin' (born 14 July
1956) was appointed the sixth president of the
University of Victoria, a university in
Victoria,
British Columbia,
Canada, on 1 September
2000. Dr. Turpin is a noted Canadian
plant biologist and is the
author or
co-author of approximately 60 papers and reviews on the topic of
plant photosynthesis,
respiration and
nitrogen assimilation.
Education
★ 'B.Sc.'
Cell Biology,
University of British Columbia, 1977
★ 'Ph.D.'
Botany/
Oceanography,
University of British Columbia, 1980
Employment and Experience
★ '2000-present' President and Vice-Chancellor,
University of Victoria
★ '1995-2000' Vice-Principal (Academic),
Queen's University
★ '1993-1995' Dean, Faculty of Arts and Science,
Queen's University
★ '1991-1993' Professor and Head, Department of Botany,
University of British Columbia
★ '1990-1991' Professor, Department of Biology,
Queen's University
★ '1985-1990' Associate Professor, Department of Biology,
Queen's University
★ '1981-1985' Assistant Professor, Department of Biology,
Queen's University
★ '1980-1981' Vice-President, Sigma Resource Consultants, Vancouver, B.C.
★ '1980' Research Associate,
Simon Fraser University.