Frank Hawkinshire papers, 1969-2017

Summary

Title:

Frank Hawkinshire papers

Dates:

1969-2017

Extent:

31.25 Linear Feet

Language:

English .

Background

Biographical / historical:

Frank B.W. Hawkinshire, V. was Stanford University's first tenured Black professor in Educational Psychology from 1967-1971. Dr. Hawkinshire received his A.B. and M.C. degrees in Criminology from the University of California - Berkeley, and his Ph.D. in Social Psychology, Physiological Psychology, and Curriculum Design from the University of Michigan. He was also enrolled as a student in the Stanford University Medical School from 1959-1961. Dr. Hawkinshire's major research interests were: Formal Social Organizational Planning and Program Design, including the development of several planning techniques (Componential Analysis, Rationalistic Analysis, Social Design Documentation, Transition Zone Analysis, and Holistic Problem Solving Model), and Theoretical Social and Psychological Models of Human Behavior, Psychophysiological and Social Psychological Assessment of Human Behavior. The focus of his academic interests have been on the applications of sociology, psychology, and physiology to solving social problems.

Physical location:

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About this collection guide

Collection Guide Author:

University Archives staff

Date Encoded:

This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2025-09-02 14:22:37 -0700 .

Restrictions:

This collection is open for research use.

Location of this collection:

Stanford University, University Archives

Stanford University Archives, Green Library

557 Escondido Mall

Stanford, CA 94305-6064, US

Contact:

(650) 725-1022

specialcollections@stanford.edu

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