James Franklin Collins [SEP] position held
James Franklin Collins
James Franklin Collins (born June 4, 1939) is a former United States Ambassador to Russia. A career Foreign Service Officer in the State Department, he is a Russian specialist.
Biography.
Collins graduated from Harvard University "cum laude" in 1961 and earned a master's degree in history and Certificate from the Russian and East European Institute from Indiana University in 1964. 
He studied at Moscow State University and conducted archival research during 1965-66 as an exchange student in the history faculty
own name, she published her findings in the "Bulletin" in 1913–1915. Elizabeth wrote the chapters concerning mosses for Nathaniel's "Flora of Bermuda" and "The Bahama Flora".
Elizabeth worked with organizations to promote the study of mosses, especially by women scientists. She chaired the division of bryophyta for the (Women's) National Science Club (NWSC) in 1897.
As part of her unofficial position at Columbia, Britton acted as advisor to doctoral students, including James Franklin Collins and Abel Joel Grout