James Arthur Easterbrook

Background

Easterbrook, James Arthur was born on April 10, 1923 in East Baudette, Minnesota, United States. Son of William James and Bertha Lillian (Amorde) Easterbrook.

Education

Bachelor of Arts with honors, Queen's U., Kingston, Ontario, Canada, 1949; Master of Arts (J. McBeth Milligan fellow), Queen's U., Kingston, Ontario, Canada, 1954; Doctor of Philosophy, University London, 1963.

Career

Member, Canadian Defense Research Science Service, Churchill, Manitoba, Edmonton, Alberta, Halifax, Nova Scoti, 1950-1957; research psychologist, Burden Neurological Institute, Bristol, England, 1959-1961; member of faculty medicine, U. Alberta at Edmonton, 1961-1967; professor psychology, U. N.B. at Fredericton, 1967-1988; professor emeritus, U. N.B. at Fredericton, since 1990; member, N.B. Board Examiners in Psychology, 1973-1979; chairman, N.B. Board Examiners in Psychology, 1978-1979.

Achievements

• James Arthur Easterbrook has been listed as a noteworthy Psychology educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with Royal Canadian Air Force, 1941-1945. Member British Psychological Society (life), College Psychologists New Brunswick (life).

Connections

Married Margaret Pamela Edith Evans, November 19, 1944. Children: Christine, Anthony, Pamela, Laurence, Margaret.

Father:

William James Easterbrook

Mother:

Bertha Lillian (Amorde) Easterbrook

Spouse:

Margaret Pamela Edith Evans

child:

Christine Easterbrook

child:

Laurence Easterbrook

child:

Anthony Easterbrook

child:

Pamela Easterbrook

child:

Margaret Easterbrook