LaLande, Jeffrey M., Dr., 1947-
Biography
LaLande also worked as an independent historian outside of his Forest Service career, and this collection resulted from his independent research. These papers include correspondence with researchers on various topics; files from essays, articles, book reviews, and books he has written; and his peer reviews, requested by various editors, of manuscripts submitted for publication.
For more than thirty years, LaLande was the forest archaeologist for the Rogue River National Forest (called Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest since 2002), where he was responsible for its cultural resource management and heritage program. He served concurrently as the forest historian, and for many years also held the Forest’s wilderness coordinator position. He was also an adjunct professor of history at Southern Oregon University for more than 20 years, and currently (2014) offers professional services as a historical and archaeological consultant.
A 1969 graduate of Georgetown University, LaLande earned a master’s degree in archaeology from Oregon State University and a Ph.D. in history from University of Oregon. He has authored numerous articles and several books, and is knowledgeable about a wide range of Northwest history topics.
Found in 721 Collections and/or Records:
Through a ‘Strange Country Covered with Lakes, 1994
Through the Centuries: A History of Fish and Wildlife Management in SW Oregon, 2008
Tribes to work together on Klamath woes, 1995
UO gives atlas to Oregon schools, 2001
What's in a Name?, Summer 2022
The Summer 2022 issue of The Southern Oregon Historical Society Quarterly, including "What's in a Name?” by Jeff LaLande
Whitebark pine
Who was the first white man to cross the Siskiyou Summit? Wrong! Guess again, 1988
Why Southern Oregonians Should Remember Judge John Waldo, Winter 2021-2022
The Winter 2021-2022 issue of The Southern Oregon Historical Society Quarterly, including 'Why Southern Oregonians Should Remember Judge John Waldo” by Jeff LaLande
Women and the Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s, Summer 2022
The Summer 2020 issue of The Southern Oregon Historical Society Quarterly, including "Women and the Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s" by Jeff LaLande
Woodruff Meadows, May 1997
Southern Oregon University Archaeological Research Reports Number 2: Woodruff Meadows: A Late Archaic Archaeological Site in the Upper Rogue Valley, Oregon by Ted Goebel and Jeff LaLande
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