Background
Gallagher, Jack Ray is the son of Jay Lynn and Thelma (Henderson) Gallagher.
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book
Changing behavior, how and why (Silver Burdett professional publications)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0382026950/?tag=2022091-20
Dr. Jack Ray Gallagher
Edit Profilemedical/epidemiology researcher
Dr. Jack R Gallagher, medical/epidemological research professional.
Science Advisory Board, 2015 (international scientific body); Editorial Review Boards (AMA Journal and Marketing Health Service 2002, 1988; First Place Paper - Second Int. Conference on Development, Budapest, 1988; Inventor of Remote Controlled Radio Guidance System for Blind Athletes - NBC TV; Board of U.S. Ass. for Blind Athletes, 1977, National long jump submasters champion.
Science Advisory Board, 2015 (international scientific body); Editorial Review Boards (AMA Journal and Marketing Health Service 2002, 1988; First Place Paper - Second Int. Conference on Development, Budapest, 1988; Inventor of Remote Controlled Radio Guidance System for Blind Athletes - NBC TV; Board of U.S. Ass. for Blind Athletes, 1977, National long jump submasters champion.
Career
Assistant professor University Virginia, Charlottesville, 1967-1970. President Public Assistance Corporation, 1970-1975. Executive director South Carolina School for Deaf, Blind and Multi-Handicapped, Spartanburg, 1975-1980.
Vice president of healthcare division Naus and Newlyn, Inc., Paoli, Pennsylvania, 1980-1983. Vice president corporation development Coastal, Inc., Durham, North Carolina, 1983-1984. President Gallagher Research Services, Spartanburg, since 1985.
Achievements
Works
book
Other Work
Membership
Member planning committee 1st Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg, 1993. Member American Medical Association, Academy of Health Services Marketing, American Hospital Association, American Society for Hospital Marketing Public Relations.
Connections
Education
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1968
University Virginia , Doctor of Education Clinical and Educational Psychology Charlottesville, Virginia, United States -
1963
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1964
Texas A&m University , Master of Science (MSc) Psychology & Mathematics Commerce, Texas, United States -
1967
Lynchburg Training School & Hospital , Internship in clinical psychology Lynchburg, Virginia, United States
Career
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1967 - 1970
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1970 - 1975
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1975 - 1980
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1980 - 1983
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1983 - 1984
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1985
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding Research Project National Institute of Justice, Washington, 1963, United States Office of Education National Fellowship United States Office of Education, Washington, 1964-1967. Grantee National Grant Elks National Foundation, Dallas, 1964.Recipient Outstanding Research Project National Institute of Justice, Washington, 1963, United States Office of Education National Fellowship United States Office of Education, Washington, 1964-1967. Grantee National Grant Elks National Foundation, Dallas, 1964.