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Snell Putney
Snell "Mick" Putney (February 27, 1929 – November 21, 2009) was an American sociologist, environmentalist, and author. His books include The Adjusted American and The Conquest of Society. He was also associated with many different environmental groups including the Last Stand, and the Key Deer Protection Alliance of which he was president at the time of his death.〔"Snell Putney Obituary." University of Oregon. 2012. University of Oregon. 2 March 2012. (Uoregon.edu )〕
==Biography==
Putney was born in Lincoln, NE to Williams W. and Hazel Snell Putney. He received his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Nebraska before going on to receive his PhD in sociology from the University of Oregon. Unusually, the PhD, which was the very first awarded by the Oregon Sociology department, was awarded jointly to Putney and his wife Gail (nee Fullerton).〔(University of Oregon: Department of Sociology. PhD Alumni ) Retrieved 3 March 2012.〕
Putney taught at Drake University, Florida State University, Union Institute, and San Jose State University. For much of his adult life he lived between his sailboat, The Troika, and the off-grid solar home he built on No Name Key.
Outside of his academic work, Putney was an avid environmentalist. At the time of his death, he was the president of the Key Deer Protection Alliance as well as the vice president of the Last Stand.〔(Key Deer Protection Alliance: Mick Putney passes ). Retrieved 3 March 2012.〕
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