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DEPARTMENT HISTORY
Introduction | Timeline | Bibliography
BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Bier, W.C. (1953, July). Psychology at Fordham University. American
Catholic Psychological Association Newsletter Supplements, 4.
- DeVito, A. (1991). Anne Anastasi interview. In J. Buckley (Ed.)
As I remember Fordham: Selections from the Sesquicentennial Oral
History Project. NY: Fordham University.
- DeVito, A. (1991). Rev. Joseph Keegan, S.J. interview. In J. Buckley
(Ed.) As I remember Fordham: Selections from the Sesquicentennial
Oral History Project. NY: Fordham University.
- DeVito, A. (1991). Rev. Henryk Misiak interview. In J. Buckley (Ed.)
As I remember Fordham: Selections from the Sesquicentennial Oral
History Project. NY: Fordham University.
- Fordham University (1923). Rational psychology: A digest of
lectures for students of Fordham University. New York: Fordham
University Press.
- Fordham University (1916-1940). Bulletin of information.
New York: Fordham University.
- Gallagher, M. (2003). An informal history of Fordham Psychometrics
Program. Paper prepared for course in History and Systems of
Psychology.
- Gannon, S.J., R.I. (1938). Fordham University: Report of the
President 1937-1938. New York: Fordham University Press.
obituary for Summers, moving and restructuring departments, new pay
structure; has same quote as Gannon (1967) on reorganizing the college
by psychology/guidance
- Gannon, S.J., R.I. (1967). Up to the present: The story of Fordham.
Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Co.
- Gillespie, S.J.,C.K. (2001). Psychology and American Catholicism:
From confession to therapy? New York: Crossroad Pub. Co.
has section on Fordham: misspells Summers, says department started
in ‘34
- Gruender, H. (1916). Free will: The greatest of the seven world-riddles
(2nd ed.). St. Louis MO: B. Herder.
cited in Fordham (1923) as required reading for Ph.D. aspirants.
- Gruender, H. (1922). Psychology without a soul (3rd ed.).
St. Louis MO: B. Herder.
cited in Fordham (1923) as required reading for Ph.D. aspirants.
earlier (1911) edition cited by Misiak (1990) as example of Catholic
scholar’s suspicions about new experimental psychology.
- Gruender, H. (1932). Experimental psychology. New York:
Bruce Pub. Co.
- Kugelmann, R. (pre-print). Neoscholastic psychology revisited.
- Maher, M. (1933). Psychology: Empirical and rational (9th
ed.). New York: Longmans, Green & Co.
earlier edition cited in Fordham (1923) as required reading for Ph.D.
- McCarthy, J.F.X. (1992). Learning in the city: The Graduate
School of Education reviews its 75 Years in New York 1916-1992.
New York: Fordham University.
lists sources and individuals who can help; provides a plan for a
similar endeavor; lots on Rogalin; mentions Rock, McCarthy, etc.;
details on the reorganization in 1938
- McNeill, H. (1947). Freudians and Catholics. Commonweal,
46, 350-353.
article by Fordham psychology/education professor: tries to build
bridges
- Mercier, D. (1918). The origins of contemporary psychology
(Trans. by W.H. Mitchell). London: R. & T. Washbourne, Ltd.
cited in Fordham (1923) as required reading for Ph.D.
- Misiak, H. & Staudt, V.M. (1954). Catholics in psychology:
A historical survey. New York: McGraw-Hill.
- Misiak, H. (1963). Report from academe: Psychology at Fordham University.
New York State Psychologist.
- Misiak, H. (1990). Notes on the history of the Department of
Psychology of Fordham University, Rose Hill Campus in the Bronx.
Manuscript.
- Moundas, S.E. (1991). Fordham University: A chronology. In
J. Buckley (Ed.) As I remember Fordham: Selections from the Sesquicentennial
Oral History Project. NY: Fordham University.
- New York Times (Oct. 13, 1912). New course for Fordham: Dr. Walsh
to lecture on physiological psychology to seniors. Proquest Historical
Newspapers The New York Times, X13.
- New York Times (June 8, 1934). Psychology wins in Fordham poll.
Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times, 15.
- New York Times (Dec. 6, 1936). Notes of the city schools. Proquest
Historical Newspapers The New York Times, N6.
- New York Times (Jan. 15, 1937). New lie detector was used on Green.
Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times, 3.
- New York Times (Sept. 16, 1937). Joins Fordham faculty: Dr. Robert
F. Sheehan to lecture in Psychology Department. Proquest Historical
Newspapers The New York Times, 16.
- New York Times (Sept. 26, 1937). Fordham plans forum: 14-week series
on childcare to begin Oct 6. Proquest Historical Newspapers The
New York Times, 46.
- New York Times (Oct. 18, 1937). Children enrolled in Fordham’s “Utopian
school”. Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times,
19.
- New York Times (Nov. 18, 1937). ‘Lie-detector’ casts doubt on constable.
Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times, 19.
- New York Times (Jan. 1, 1938). Rev. Jaime Castilleo: Former psychology
professor at Fordham University. Proquest Historical Newspapers
the New York Times, 19.
obituary
- New York Times (Sept. 26, 1938). Rev. W.C. Summers of Fordham dead.
Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times, 17.
obituary
- New York Times (Jan. 16, 1947). Professor of psychology made Rector
of Fordham. Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times,
32.
- New York Times (Sept. 23, 1974). Dr. Dorothea McCarthy, 68, child
psychologist, dead. Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York
Times, B19.
obituary
- New York Times (June 4, 1975). Emilie Schloemer, taught psychology.
Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times, 42.
obituary
- New York Times (March 8, 1980). Rev. William C. Bier of Fordham
is dead. Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times,
26.
obituary
- New York Times (April 10, 1980). Rev. Richard Zegers, 70, a professor
at Fordham. Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times,
B19.
obituary
- New York Times (Dec. 25, 1994). Rev. Joseph Donceel, former professor,
88. Proquest Historical Newspapers The New York Times, 44.
obituary
- New York Times (Feb. 3, 1995). Joseph Keegan, 88; A Jesuit at Fordham
and a psychologist. Proquest Historical Newspapers the New York
Times, D19.
obituary
- Roback, A.A. (1952). A history of American psychology.
New York: Library Publishers.
- Roback, A.A. (1964). A history of American psychology (Rev.
ed.). New York: Collier Books.
- Staudt, V.M. & Kubis, J.F. (1948). The psychogalvanic response
(PGR) and its relation to changes in tension and relaxation. Journal
of Psychology, 25, 443-453.
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