Allan Schrier papers 1961-1989

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Allan Schrier papers 1961-1989

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Schrier's work in primate research is well represented in this collection of manuscript materials. Founder of the primate laboratory at Brown University and the Schrier worked with Harry Harlow and Roger Sperry respectively during his early years in graduate work. This collection includes a large portion of volumes of the from 1962-1987, in addition to correspondence regarding the newsletter. Various grant applications for primate experiments such as "Eye Movement of Monkeys During Performance of Visual Tasks" and "Discrimination Learning by Primates" are also present in this collection. Laboratory Primate Newsletter, Laboratory Primate Newsletter View inventory for the Allan Schrier papers.

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Harlow, Harry F. (Harry Frederick), 1905-1981

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Schrier, Allan

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Allan Schrier was born January 15, 1930 in New York City. He would go on to become one of the leading primatological psychologists in the world. Schrier completed an undergraduate honors degree at New York University in 1951. Thereafter, he attended the University of Wisconsin under Harry Harlow. This mentorship brought along an interest in primate behavioral research. Upon completing his PhD. in 1956, Schrier spent two years with Roger Sperry in a two year postdoctoral ...

International Primatological Society

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