J R Miller

Big Bear J R Miller

Marc Notes: Chief of a Plains Cree community in Western Canada in the late 19thc. (1825-1888). Biographical Note: J. R. (JIM) MILLER teaches Canadian history at the University of Saskatchewan. He is a specialist in the history of relations between Native peoples and Euro-Canadians in Canada. Contributor Bio:  Miller, J R J. R. Miller is a Canada Research Chair and professor in the Department of History at the University of Saskatchewan. Contributor Bio:  Miller, Jim Jim Miller is a professor of English, philosophy, humanities, and labor studies at San Diego City College, and the editor of Sunshine Noir. Contributor Bio:  Miller, G Tyler G. Tyler Miller has written 62 textbooks for introductory courses in environmental science, basic ecology, energy, and environmental chemistry. Since 1975, Miller's books have been the most widely used textbooks for environmental science in the United States and throughout the world. They have been used by almost three million students and have been translated into eight languages. Miller has a professional background in chemistry, physics, and ecology. He has a PhD from the University of Virginia and has received two honorary doctoral degrees for his contributions to environmental education. He taught college for 20 years, developed one of the nation's first environmental studies programs, and developed an innovative interdisciplinary undergraduate science program before deciding to write environmental science textbooks full time in 1975. Currently, he is the president of Earth Education and Research, which is devoted to improving environmental education.