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Kemble, Ernest Dell was born on December 19, 1935 in Memphis, Tennessee, United States. Son of Clarence Dell and Lillian Mae (Swett) Kemble.
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Ernest Dell Kemble
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Ernest Dell Kemble, American psychology educator. Research on functions of limbic system of brain and aggressive behavior. Member American Psychological Association (Distinguished Teaching award Division 2 1983), American Psychological Society, Animal Behavior Society, Psychonomic Society, International Society Research on Aggression, Midwestern Psychological Association, Sigma Xi.
Education
Bachelor of Arts cum laude, Memphis State University, 1962; Master of Arts, Vanderbilt University, 1965; Doctor of Philosophy, Vanderbilt University, 1968.
Career
Member faculty, University of Minnesota, Morris, since 1966; associate professor psychology, University of Minnesota, 1970-1976; professor, University of Minnesota, since 1976.
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Membership
Member American Psychological Association (Distinguished Teaching award Division 2 1983), American Psychological Society, Animal Behavior Society, Psychonomic Society, International Society Research on Aggression, Midwestern Psychological Association, Sigma Xi.
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Son of Clarence Dell and Lillian Mae (Swett) K. M. Darolis Cathryn Spencer, August 31, 1963. 1 daughter, Katrina Coleen.
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University grantee, 1969-1970, 74, 77-78, 80-81, 86. Research associate Wisconsin Regional Primate Center, 1967. University summer research fellow, 1969, 75, National Institute of Mental Health postdoctoral fellow, 1969-1970, Bush Foundation fellow, 1984. Recipient Horace T. Morse award, 1977, Bronze medal C.A.S.E., 1989, Outstanding Teacher of Undergraduate Psychology award Minnesota Psychological Association, 1995. Named Minnesota Professor of Year, 1989.University grantee, 1969-1970, 74, 77-78, 80-81, 86. Research associate Wisconsin Regional Primate Center, 1967. University summer research fellow, 1969, 75, National Institute of Mental Health postdoctoral fellow, 1969-1970, Bush Foundation fellow, 1984.
Recipient Horace T. Morse award, 1977, Bronze medal C.A.S.E., 1989, Outstanding Teacher of Undergraduate Psychology award Minnesota Psychological Association, 1995. Named Minnesota Professor of Year, 1989.