Frank T. Manheim
Affiliate
Professor
Personal page:
mason.gmu.edu/~fmanhei1/
fmanhei1@gmu.edu
703.631.0166
208.977.0348 fax
George Mason School of Public Policy
4400 University Drive, MSN3C6
Fairfax, VA 22030
Residence:
13126 Pebble Lane,
Fairfax, VA 22033
Education
D.
Sc, University of Stockholm
PhD, University of Stockholm
M. Sc, University of Minnesota
AB, Harvard University.
Biography
Professor
Manheim joined George Mason University after
retiring from the U.S. Geological Survey,
where his areas of expertise included marine
geochemistry, offshore mineral resources,
coastal hydrology, and environmental studies
of estuarine and coastal sediments and waters.
He has served on numerous interagency and
scientific advisory panels, involving the
NAS-NRC, NSF, U.S. EPA, MMS, NOAA, and state
agencies. His interests include science and
environmental regulatory policy, and scientific
and technical innovation. The first two years
at George Mason's School of Public Policy
focused on the history of the U.S. Offshore
oil industry, in cooperation with Professor
Don E. Kash.
Areas
of Expertise
Katrina: Contaminant
effects on Lake Pontchartrain [Paper to be
presented at special session of Geological Society of America
National Meeting, Salt Lake City UT, Oct. 19, 2005]
History of the U.S. Offshore Oil & Gas Industry
(w/ Prof. Don Kash)
- In
Preparation Evolution
of U.S. Offshore Oil and Gas
Leasing Policy: Early history
through the Cecil Andrus administration
of the U.S. Department of the
Interior
