Stan Abraham Kuczaj II

Background

II, Stan Abraham Kuczaj was born on October 20, 1950 in Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Stan A. and Rosalie Audrey (Frogge) K.

Education

Bachelor in Psychology, University Texas, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy in Child Psychology, University of Minnesota, 1976.

Career

Assistant professor, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1976-1980; associate professor, chairman psychology, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1982-1986; professor, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1985-1994; director, Center for Comparative Cognition, Santa Fe, New Mexico, since 1994. Visiting professor University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1980-1981, U. Hawaii, Honolulu, 1989. Visiting fellow Oxford (England) U., 1986.

Consultant National Science Foundation, since 1976, National Institutes of Health, since 1976, Sea World, since 1991.

Achievements

• Stan Abraham Kuczaj II has been listed as a noteworthy Comparative psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Psychological Association (Boyd McCandless Young Scientist award 1980), American Psychological Society, International Society for Study of Child Language (president Executive Committee). Member Psychonomic Society, Society fo Marine Mammalogy, Animal Behavior Society.

Connections

Married Maggie Kirkpatrick, July 16, 1991.

Father:

Stan A. K.

Mother:

Rosalie Audrey (Frogge) K.

Spouse:

Maggie Kirkpatrick