Hank Campbell
| Hank Campbell | |
|---|---|
| Born | 10 September 1965 Williamsport, Pennsylvania |
| Occupation | Science media personality, book author |
Hank Campbell (born 10 September 1965 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania) is an American science media [1] personality most notable as the founder of the Science 2.0 movement and website of the same name in 2006.[2] On July 7, 2015, Campbell was announced as the new president of the American Council on Science and Health.[3]
Contents
Science articles
Campbell began writing in 2006 and has written over 100 pieces on Science 2.0,[4] Wall Street Journal,[5] USA Today[6] and Wired.[7] Primary topics are science, food, energy and medicine.[8]
Television and radio
Campbell has appeared on Fox News Channel and the Blaze Network.[9] In January 2013 he was an invited guest at Glenn Beck's Black Sheep Inauguration Ball,[10] to fête people who Beck believed had debunked Obama administration policies during the president's first term. He is a frequent guest on the Agri-Talk program hosted by radio host Mike Adams.
Books
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Campbell has reached #1 in the Amazon Environmental Policy category as of 2012[update]: Hardcover Non-Fiction. The Blaze Network staff named
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Personal life
Early years
Campbell was born in Pennsylvania and resided in Florida and Pennsylvania. He attended Liberty Junior-Senior High School in Liberty, Pennsylvania and graduated in 1983.
Adulthood
Campbell began attending Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1983 and graduated in 1987 with a double major in psychology and journalism. He was on a full scholarship and was a Senior Award recipient. He was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserves.[12]
In 1988, after completing Signal Corps Officer Basic Course in Augusta, Georgia, Campbell returned to Pittsburgh where he became a stockbroker. In 1992, he went to work for Algor, Inc., a developer of mechanical engineering software, as their sales manager. In 1995, Campbell became a sales engineer at Ansoft Corporation, a developer of electrical engineering software, as a pre-IPO employee. In 2004 he left Ansoft to become Vice-President of Sales at Optimal Corporation, a developer of electrical engineering software. In 2006, Campbell left Optimal and founded Science 2.0.[13]
Personal life
Campbell is married with children and lives in Sacramento, Calif.[14]
External links
- Hank Campbell at the Internet Movie Database
- [1] Science 2.0
- [2] HankCampbell.com
References
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- ↑ Campbell, Hank; Berezow, Alex (2012). Science Left Behind: Feel-Good Fallacies And The Rise Of The Anti-Scientific Left. Public Affairs. p. 82. ISBN 978-1610391641
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