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James G. Kelly (1929-2020).
Edison Trickett1, Marc A Zimmerman2, Daniel Romer3
1University of Miami.
The American Psychologist
|November 30, 2020
Summary
This abstract memorializes James G. Kelly, a founder of Community Psychology. He was instrumental in establishing the field in the United States and mentoring future scholars.
Area of Science:
- Community Psychology
- Psychological Science
Background:
- Memorializes James G. Kelly (1929-2020), a foundational figure in U.S. Community Psychology.
- Highlights his participation in the 1965 Swampscott Conference, a seminal event in the field's origin.
- Notes his role as a founding member of the American Psychological Association's Division of Community Psychology.
Purpose of the Study:
- To honor the life and contributions of James G. Kelly.
- To recognize his significant impact on the establishment and development of Community Psychology.
- To acknowledge his dedication to mentoring doctoral students and postdoctoral scholars.
Main Methods:
- Biographical commemoration.
- Historical account of key events and affiliations.
- Testimonial to mentorship impact.
Main Results:
- James G. Kelly was a key founder of Community Psychology in the U.S.
- He played a vital role in the 1965 Swampscott Conference and the formation of the APA Division of Community Psychology.
- His commitment to mentoring significantly influenced the next generation of researchers.
Conclusions:
- The legacy of James G. Kelly is integral to the history of Community Psychology.
- His contributions underscore the importance of foundational figures and dedicated mentorship in scientific fields.
- The abstract serves as a historical record of his impact on the discipline.
