Photo Gallery

Psychology Faculty 1942

In 1894 Harlow Stearns Gale originated the first psychology laboratory at the University of Minnesota. He is best known for a study on advertising that he conducted in 1896. Some sources consider his work the first publication on I/O psychology. The photo shows Gale in his Minnesota office.

Psychology Faculty 1982

Kenneth McCorquodale lecturing to Introductory Psychology in 1965. This photo appeared in Newsweek Magazine March 22, 1965 feature titled "Campus 65." The box opposite this photo is headed "The New Campus Look" and includes this text: "At right, almost 2000 undergraduates assemble for a Psychology 2 lecture class at the University of Minnesota."

Donald G. Paterson in uniform while in army service working on the Army Alpha/Beta intelligence test project, 1918.

Donald G. Paterson standing in front of the army tent he shared with Richard M. Elliott, 1918.

Richard M. Elliott and his mother, Lilla Naylor Elliott (1860-1932), circa 1888.

Richard M. Elliott’s father Thomas H. Elliott (1843-1937).

Elliott family home in Lowell Mass.

Elliott family summer home/farm outside Lowell Mass. (built 1737).

Richard M. Elliott in his Easter suit, circa 1890.

Richard M. Elliott Lowell Mass. High school graduation photo, 1906.

Richard M. Elliott Dartmouth College graduation photo, 1910.

Richard M. Elliott Harvard University PhD graduation photo, 1913.

Richard M. Elliott in Marburg, Germany on post-PhD Sheldon Fellowship, 1913.

Richard M. Elliott and spouse Mathilda Rice Elliott in California, 1939.