John C. Lotze Papers undated

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John C. Lotze was a graduate student of zoology and entomology at the Ohio State University from 1930 to 1934, and later was a professor at the university. The John C. Lotze Papers contain items from Lotze's professional career, such as correspondence and clippings.

[identification of item], John C. Lotze Papers, RG 42.64, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The John C. Lotze Papers contain items from Lotze's professional career, such as correspondence and clippings.

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Accession Number UA.2009.0062: Jessica Pyle, unknown

John Calvin Lotze (January 11, 1906 - June 5, 1981) was a graduate student of zoology and entomology at Ohio State University from 1930 until he received his Ph.D. in 1934. While working toward his Ph.D., Lotze was a graduate assistant and assistant instructor at the Ohio State University. Lotze conducted research for his degree at Ohio State University's Stone Laboratory on Gibraltar Island in Lake Erie. In 1934, Lotze joined the Sigma Xi fraternity as active alumni. Lotze officially joined the Ohio State University faculty in 1935 as an instructor of zoology and entomology. Later, he worked as a researcher for the National Animal Parasite Laboratory in Beltsville, MD.

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Finding aid written by: Audrey Wimbiscus, 2017 March

Finding aid prepared by Audrey Wimbiscus