Anne Pitcairn Copeland

Background

Copeland, Anne Pitcairn was born on September 3, 1951 in Pittsburgh. Daughter of James Dudley and Barbara Copeland.

Education

Bachelor, Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1973; Doctor of Philosophy, American U., 1977.

Career

Medical psychology intern child development and rehabilitation center, Oregon Health Sciences U., Portland, 1976-1977; assistant professor psychology, Kent (Ohio) State University, 1977-1979; assistant professor psychology, Boston University, 1979-1985; associate professor, Boston University, 1985-1997; adjunct associate professor, Boston University, since 1997. Academic advisor, acting director British programmes Boston University, London, Oxford, 1988-1989, director Interchange Institute.

Achievements

• Anne Pitcairn Copeland has been listed as a noteworthy Psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Studying Families (Applied Social Research Methods Series, Vol 27)

    (When studying families, how do researchers decide which f...)

Membership

Member APA, New England Psychological Association (president 1985), Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research, Society for Research in Child Development, Phi Beta Delta Society International Scholars.

Interests

• Avocations: chamber music, camping.

Connections

Married James Potter Womack, December 15, 1984. Children: Caroline Copeland, Katherine Copeland.

Father:

James Dudley Copeland

Mother:

Barbara Copeland

Spouse:

James Potter Womack

child:

Katherine Copeland

child:

Caroline Copeland