Difference between revisions of "Peter Gray"
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'''Peter Gray''' graduated from Columbia ''[[magna cum laude]]'' and [[Phi Beta Kappa]] with a degree with [[Psychology]]. Later, he went off to get a Ph.D. in Biology downtown at Rockefeller University, became a professor at Boston College, and wrote a popular Psychology textbook which most introductory students use to this day. | '''Peter Gray''' graduated from Columbia ''[[magna cum laude]]'' and [[Phi Beta Kappa]] with a degree with [[Psychology]]. Later, he went off to get a Ph.D. in Biology downtown at Rockefeller University, became a professor at Boston College, and wrote a popular Psychology textbook which most introductory students use to this day. | ||
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[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Gray]] | [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Gray]] | ||
[[Category:Psychology majors|Gray]] | [[Category:Psychology majors|Gray]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:01, 4 May 2009
Peter Gray graduated from Columbia magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a degree with Psychology. Later, he went off to get a Ph.D. in Biology downtown at Rockefeller University, became a professor at Boston College, and wrote a popular Psychology textbook which most introductory students use to this day.
He's an example of a person that was actually successful after majoring in psychology.
