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¹Department of Psychology, University of St. Thomas.

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Eileen Gavin, a psychology professor, significantly impacted students and colleagues through her rigorous teaching and dedication to academic organizations. Her legacy includes an award established in her honor at the University of St. Catherine.

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Psychology
Higher Education

Background:

Eileen Gavin was a dedicated psychology professor at the University of St. Catherine.
She significantly influenced undergraduate women throughout her career.

Purpose of the Study:

To memorialize Eileen Gavin and her contributions to psychology and higher education.
To highlight her impact on students and academic organizations.

Main Methods:

The abstract memorializes Eileen Gavin, a psychology professor.
It includes a quote from a former colleague, Dr. Lynda Szymanski, detailing her teaching philosophy and impact.
It notes her involvement in launching APA Division 36.

Main Results:

Gavin inspired countless undergraduate women with her rigorous, liberal arts-grounded curriculum.
She was instrumental in the founding of APA Division 36.
An award was established in her honor at the University of St. Catherine.

Conclusions:

Eileen Gavin's legacy is marked by her profound impact on student learning and her quiet support for academic organizations.
Her dedication to psychology and education continues to be recognized.