Albert Thomas Murphy

Background

Murphy, Albert Thomas was born on January 21, 1924 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Albert Thomas and Elizabeth (Green) Murphy.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Emerson College, 1949; Master of Arts, University Southern California, 1950; Doctor of Philosophy, University Southern California, 1952.

Career

Assistant professor, Boston University, 1952-1955; associate professor, Boston University, 1955-1958; professor special education and allied health professions, Boston University, since 1958; director Communicative Disorders Clinic, Boston University, 1952-1963; director Psychoednl. Clinic, Boston University, 1963-1969; department chairman special education, Boston University, 1969-1972, 80-82. Consultant United Cerebral Palsy, United States Office Education, Rhode Island, Massachusetts departments mental health, Massachusetts State Department Education.

Achievements

• Albert Thomas Murphy has been listed as a noteworthy psychologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Functional Voice Disorders Foundations of Speech Pathology Series
  • Families of Hearing-Impaired Children
  • Functional Voice Disorders
  • Special Children, Special Parents: Personal Issues With Handicapped Children (A Spectrum Book)

Membership

Served with United States Marine Corps Reserve, 1942-1946. Fellow American Speech and Hearing Association, American Psychological Association, others.

Connections

Married Therese Ann Landry, July 16, 1949. Children: Mark T., Steven N., Scott R.

Father:

Albert Thomas Murphy

Mother:

Elizabeth (Green) Murphy

Spouse:

Therese Ann Landry

child:

Mark T. Murphy

child:

Scott R. Murphy

child:

Steven N. Murphy