Dr. Massie's Community Service

Special Service in the Improvement of Science Education

1. Participant, Third Chemistry Conference, American Chemical Society, Oklahoma State University, 1952.
2. Assistant Director, Fifth Chemistry Conference, American Chemical Society, Kenyon College, 1954.
3. Co-director, Sixth Chemistry Conference, American Chemical Society, Fisk University, 1955.
4. Member, first panel convened by NSF to recommend Summer Institutes for support, 1956.
5. Member, first panel convened by NSF to select Science Faculty fellows.
6. Participant, Fifteen Evaluation Panels, NSF, 1956-60.
7. Co-director, NSF Summer Institute for High School Teachers, New Mexico Highlands University, 1957.
8. Director, In-Service Institutes, Fisk University, 1958-60.
9. Director, NSF Institute, High School Teachers, Fisk University, Summers, 1959, 1960.
10. Director, NSF Summer Science Program for High School Science Students, Fisk University, 1960.
11. Director, Science Institute, Southern University, LA, 1958.
12. Participant, Writing Conference, Elementary Science Textbook, AAAS University of Maryland, summer, 1966.
13. Teacher in NSF Summer Institutes:
    Dillard Univ. (LA)
    Carleton College (MN)
    Texas Southern Univ. (TX)
    University of Detroit (MI)
    University of N. Colorado (CO)
    Knoxville College (TN)
    Virginia State College (VA)
    Prairie View State College (TX)
    Savannah State College (GA)
    Alcorn A. M. College (MS)
    S. Carolina State College (SC)
    A. & T. University (NC)
    
14. Scientific Seminars delivered at the following major universities:
    Duke University
    Brigham Young University
    University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill
    University of Wyoming
    Howard University
    Vanderbilt University
    Brown University
    University of Kansas
    
15. Visiting Scientist of the following institutions:
    Talladega College (AL)
    Lambuth College (TN)
    DePauw University (ID)
    Grambling State Univ (LA)
    Wofford College (SC)
    Lander College (SC)
    Erskine College (SC)
    Presbyterian College (SC)
    Centre College (KY)
    Phillips Univ. (OK)
    Orange County Comm. Coll. (NJ)
    Kansas State College at Emporia
    West Virginia State Coll (WV)
    Fullerton Jr. College (CA)
    Central State College (OK)
    Northwestern State College (OK)
    Morgan State College (MD)
    Lycoming College (PA)
    Westminister College (PA)
    Montclair State College (NJ)
    Glenville State College (WV)
    Upsala College (NJ)
    Bloomfield College (NJ)
    
16. Convocation Speaker at the following institutions:
    N. Carolina Coll. at Durham (before Presidency)
    Grambling State Univ.
    Langston Univ. (OK)
    Florida A. & M. Univ.
    St. Augustine College (NC)
    Alabama State College (AL)
    A.M.N. College (TN)
    Texas Southern Univ. (TX)
    Knoxville College (TN)
    Savannah State College (GA)
    Southern Univ. (LA)
    Univ. of MD, Eastern Shore (MD)
    Dillard Univ. (LA)
    
17. Dreyfuss Lecturer in Chemistry to the following institutions:
    Livingstone College (NC)
    Dillard Univ. (LA)
    Spelman College (GA)
    Jarvis Christian Coll. (TX)
    Paine College (GA)
    Virginia Union Univ. (VA)
    Lane College (GA)
    JC Smith Univ. (NC)
    Benedict College (TN)
    Xavier University (LA)
    Voorhees College (SC)
    
18. Piedmont Lecturer to the following colleges in North Carolina:
    Davidson College
    Belmont-Abby College
    Catawba College
    Lenior-Rhyne College
    Wake Forest University
    Queens College
    
19. Kellogg Lecturer at University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
20. MARC Lecturer at:
    Bennett College
    Philander Smith Coll. (AR)
    AT University
    Bishop College (TX)
    
21. Commencement speaker at:
    Savannah State College (GA)
    Salisbury State College (MD)
    Prince Georges Co. Comm. Coll. (MD)

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