James Lane Hedlund

Background

Hedlund, James Lane was born on August 1, 1928 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Son of Clarence Ardel Hedlund and Bertha Merilla (Lane) Johnson.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, State University Iowa, 1950; Master of Arts, State University Iowa, 1951; Doctor of Philosophy, State University Iowa, 1953.

Career

Director clinical psychology intern training, Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, 1959-1963; psychology consultant, Office Surgeon General United States Army, Washington, 1963-1966; chief biomedical stress research division, United States Army Medical Research and Development Comand, Washington, 1966-1969; director computer support Military Psychiatry, Walter Reed Medical Center, Washington, 1969-1971; professor, Missouri Institute Psychiatry U. Missouri-Columbia, 1971-1990; professor emeritus, Missouri Institute Psychiatry U. Missouri-Columbia, since 1990; director Missouri Institute Psychiatry, Missouri Institute Psychiatry U. Missouri-Columbia, 1980-1990. Consultant Missouri Department Mental Health, Jefferson City, 1971-1990, Virginia Department Mental Health, Richmond, 1982, Naval Submarine Medical Research laboratories, Groton, Connecticut, 1981-1982, Rhode Island Department Mental Health, Providence, 1979.

Achievements

• James Lane Hedlund has been listed as a noteworthy psychologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Psychological Association Beta Kappa.

Connections

Married DorisEllen Martinsen, August 19, 1950. Children— Ann Lane, Carey Ellen.

Father:

Clarence Ardel Hedlund Johnson

Mother:

Bertha Merilla (Lane) Johnson

Spouse:

DorisEllen Martinsen