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Flashback: Members of the Institute for Mathematical Studies in the Social Sciences at Stanford in 1967
July 27, 2005
Flashback: Members of the Institute for Mathematical Studies in the Social Sciences at Stanford in 1967.
First row: Lester Hyman, Richard Atkinson, Ed Crothers, William Estes, Gordon Bower, Harley Bernbach
Second row: Unknown, Richard Shiffrin, Bill Mahler, Steve Link, Elizabeth Loftus, George Wolford
Third row: Gordon Allen, David Tieman, John Holmgren, Bill Thompson, David Rumelhart
Fourth row: Ken Wexler, Rich Freund, John Brelsford, Leo Keller
Fifth row: Mike Clark, David Wessel, Peter Shaw, Don Horst, Dewey Rundus.
Members not pictured include Pat Suppes, Guy Groen, Bob Bjork, Dave Wessel, Gary Olson, Bill Batchelder, Hal Taylor, Joe Young and Jim Townsend.
First row: Lester Hyman, Richard Atkinson, Ed Crothers, William Estes, Gordon Bower, Harley Bernbach
Second row: Unknown, Richard Shiffrin, Bill Mahler, Steve Link, Elizabeth Loftus, George Wolford
Third row: Gordon Allen, David Tieman, John Holmgren, Bill Thompson, David Rumelhart
Fourth row: Ken Wexler, Rich Freund, John Brelsford, Leo Keller
Fifth row: Mike Clark, David Wessel, Peter Shaw, Don Horst, Dewey Rundus.
Members not pictured include Pat Suppes, Guy Groen, Bob Bjork, Dave Wessel, Gary Olson, Bill Batchelder, Hal Taylor, Joe Young and Jim Townsend.
Comments
We are planning a reunion of professors, graduates, postdoc, visitors to the Institute to celebrate its amazing influence on psychology and education.
Please contact me art slink@ucsd.edu or link @McMaster.ca
Best wishes,
Steve
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