Goodale became professor of natural science and applied chemistry at Bowdoin.
In 1872, he was appointed instructor in botany and University lecturer on vegetable physiology at Harvard, and advanced to assistant professor of the latter subject a year later.
In 1878, he became a professor of botany and the Fisher professor of natural science, a chair formerly held by Asa Gray.
Goodale became professor of natural science and applied chemistry at Bowdoin. In 1872, he was appointed instructor in botany and University lecturer on vegetable physiology at Harvard, and advanced to assistant professor of the latter subject a year later. In 1878, he became a professor of botany and the Fisher professor of natural science, a chair formerly held by Asa Gray.
George Lincoln Goodale