Background
Hoffman, Richard George was born on October 6, 1949 in Benton Harbor, Michigan, United States. Son of Robert Fredrick and Kathleen Elyce (Watts) Hoffman.
Hoffman, Richard George was born on October 6, 1949 in Benton Harbor, Michigan, United States. Son of Robert Fredrick and Kathleen Elyce (Watts) Hoffman.
Bachelor of Science with honors, Michigan State University, 1971; Master of Arts in Psychology, Long Island U., 1974; Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology, Long Island U., 1980.
Instructor pediatrics, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1977-1980;
assistant professor pediatrics and family medical, U. Kansas, Wichita, 1980-1984;
assistant professor behavioral science, University of Minnesota, Duluth, 1984-1990;
associate professor behavioral science, University of Minnesota, Duluth, since 1990;
assistant dean for education and curriculum, University of Minnesota, Duluth, since 1997;
director neuropsychology laboratory, University of Minnesota, Duluth, since 1986;
co-director hypothermia and water safety laboratory, University of Minnesota, Duluth, since 1987;
co-director neurobehavioral toxicology laboratory, University of Minnesota, Duluth, since 1990;
visiting senior fellow in human clinical neuropsychology, U. Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, 1995-1996. Associate director Child Evaluation Center, Wichita, 1981-1982. Director administration Comprehensive Epilepsy Clinic, Wichita, 1983-1984.
Consultant psychologist U. Associations, P.A., Duluth, since 1984.
President Home and School Association, St. Michael's School, Duluth, 1986. Fellow American Psychological Society, American Association Applied and Preventive Psychology. Member APA, National Academy Neuropsychologists.
Married Julia Ann May, December 18, 1970. Children: Leslie Margaret, Michael Charles, Angela Lynn, Jennifer Elizabeth.