Margaret Keller Bacon

Background

Bacon, Margaret Keller was born on November 20, 1909 in Bourbon, Indiana, United States. Daughter of Vernon Clay and Jesse Ione (McAlpine) K.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Purdue University, 1931; Master of Arts, Brown U., 1933; Doctor of Philosophy, Brown U., 1940.

Career

Psychologist, Butler Hospital, Providence, 1933-1939; fellow, Yale University, New Haven, 1939-1940; clinical psychologist, Yale Medical School, New Haven, 1943-1945; assistant professor, Yale Medical School, New Haven, 1945-1947; research grantee, Yale/Rutgers University, New Haven/New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1949-1962; professor, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, 1969-1980; professor emeritus, Rutgers University Graduate School Anthropology Department, New Brunswick, 1971-1981. Instructor Psychology Department Yale University, 1943-1945. Attending psychologist New Haven Hospital, 1945-1947.

Achievements

• Margaret Keller Bacon has been listed as a noteworthy psychological anthropology educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow National American Psychological Association (life), American Anthropological Association, Eastern Psychological Association. Member Society for Cross-Cultural Research (distinguished member).

Interests

• Avocation: painting.

Connections

Married Selden Daskam Bacon, May 25, 1946. Children: Selden Daskam, Junior, Michael McAlpine.

Father:

Vernon Clay K.

Mother:

Jesse Ione (McAlpine) K.

Spouse:

Selden Daskam Bacon

child:

Michael McAlpine Bacon

child:

Selden Daskam Bacon

child:

Junior Bacon