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Professor Seymour B. Sarason Professor of Psychology Yale University New Haven, Connecticut
Seymour B. Sarason Professor of Psychology Yale University
1943 married to Esther Kroop Degrees A.B. Rutgers (Newark), 1939 M.A. Clark University, 1940 Ph.D. Clark University, 1942 Professor, Yale University Department of Psychology, and Institution for Social and Policy Studies Chief Psychologist, Southbury Training School: 1942-1945 Assistant Clinical Professor, Yale University: 1945-1946 Assistant Professor, Yale University: 1946-1949 Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Training Program, 1949-1962 Professor of Yale University: 1954-present Director, Psycho-Educational Clinic: 1963-1970 Societies American Psychological Association Eastern Psychological Association Connecticut State Psychological Society Awards 1969: Distinguished Contribution to Clinical Psychology, American Psychological Association 1973: Distinguished Contributions Award, Divisions of Education and Psychology, American Association on Mental Deficiency 1974: Special Award in the Field of Mental Retardation, American Association on Mental Deficiency 1975: Award for Distinguished Contributions to Community Psychology and Mental Health, Division of Community Psychology, American Psychological Association 1975-1977: IBM Professor of Urban Education, Yale 1984: Distinguished Contributions to the Public Interest Award, 1989: Distinguished Service Medal, Teachers College, Columbia University 1996: Lifetime Contribution to the Public Interest, Gold Medal Award, American Psychological Foundation. Awards and Appointments Special Leave of Absence in 1957 to the National Association for Retarded Children to evaluate (with Thomas Gladwin) psychological and cultural research in this area Adjunct Professor, Southern Connecticut State College, 1958-1961 - Conducted a special observation seminar for special education teachers Lecturer, Boston University, Department of Special Education, 1961-1965 - Continued study (with Burton Blatt) of a special training procedure for special education - Research consultant and associate on Dr. Blatt's study of preschool stimulation and handling of culturally deprived children President, Division of Clinical Psychology, APA, 1978-1979 Honorary Degrees: Doctor of Humane Letters, Syracuse University, 1983 Doctor of Science, Queens College (in CUNY), 1985 Doctor of Humane Letters, Rhode Island College, 1988 |
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