LEO K. BUSTAD SIGNED REGISTRY-FOUNDED THE DELTA SOCIETY/ HUMAN-ANIMAL REACTIONS

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LISTED HERE IS A 1972 ST.LOUIS TWA AMBASSADORS CLUB GUEST REGISTRY SIGNED BY DR. LEO K. BUSTAD, PIONEER IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS AND CO-FOUNDER OF THE DELTA SOCIETY.
Leo K. Bustad, dean of the Washington State University (WSU) College of Veterinary Medicine for a decade, co-founder and first Chair of the Delta Society. An internationally recognized pioneer in the field of human-animal interactions, Bustad was an outstanding educator, scientist and humanitarian.
"In all of these roles, he was a humanitarian who put his principles of caring to work in everything he did," said Linda M. Hines, former President/CEO of the Delta Society.
He was a senior member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, recipient of three degrees at Washington State University, an international speaker, author, and recipient of numerous awards. Many awards given by national organizations also carry his name.