Henry Clay Smith

Background

Smith, Henry Clay was born on May 9, 1913 in Catonsville, Maryland, United States. Son of Harry C. and Lovell (Figgins) Smith.

Education

Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude, St. John's College, Annapolis, Maryland., 1934; Doctor of Philisophy, Johns Hopkins University, 1939.

Career

Instructor psychology University Vermont, Burlington, 1940-1943. Director training and research Western Electric Company, Baltimore, 1943-1945. Associate professor Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois, 1945-1946.

Associate professor psychology, chairman department Hamilton College, Clinton, New York, 1946-1949. Professor psychology Michigan State University, East Lansing, from 1949. Retired, 1983

Fulbright research fellow, Italy, 1955-1956.

Consultant professor Waseda University, Tokyo, 1960.

Achievements

• Henry Clay Smith has been listed as a noteworthy psychology educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Ten Keys to Understanding People
  • Social Perception (Insight Series on Psychology)

Membership

Fellow American Psychological Association. Member Phi Beta Kappa.

Connections

Married Nancy Woollcott, August 27, 1938. Children– David Barton, Woollcott Keston, Barbara Sunderland.

Father:

Harry C. Smith

Mother:

Lovell (Figgins) Smith

Spouse:

Nancy Woollcott

child:

Barbara Sunderland Smith

child:

David Barton Smith

child:

Woollcott Keston Smith