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Charles R. Foster

Howard retired from the Navy in 1971. He came to the University of Georgia for his graduate work. (He and professor George Parthemos, formerly of this department, had served on the same ship during World War II.) Howard received his M.A. (1974) and Ph.D. (1977) from the University of Georgia. He was active in the Carter administration as an energy advisor. He was the author of numerous works including Energy and the National Defense (University of Kentucky Press, 1981) and Energy Policy and Naval Policy (Sage Publications, 1975). Howard was a member of the faculty at Ohio State University and continued his work in energy affairs at the Mershon Center and the Battelle Memorial Institute until his retirement in 1984.