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Jun 24 2020 | ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE | Posted In: Announcements, Faculty, In the News
It is with great sorrow that we mark the passing of APS Past President Gordon H. Bower on June 17, 2020. A Charter Member of APS, he served as President from 1991-1993 and was a longtime psychology professor at Stanford University, where he influenced generations of scientists throughout the field.
Gordon Howard Bower
Dec. 30, 1932-June 17, 2020
Stanford, California
