in clinical psychology from Wayne State University in 1954, Reggie was drafted into the U.S. in psychology in 1952.Īfter completing an M.A. At Morehouse he pledged Omega Psi Phi fraternity and graduated with a B.A. After graduating third in a class of 165, he won a scholarship to Morehouse College. Washington High School in Miami, where he participated in track and basketball as well as the drama, math and science clubs. Reggie’s formal education saw him graduate in 1948 from Booker T. He introduced Reggie to the “ways of the world” and a great variety of people from all walks of life. Moses, was a musician who lived in Chester, Pennsylvania. Reading, the events of the day and accomplishments and activities of “Negroes” were standard topics of conversation at the family dinner table, and Reggie believed they played a significant role in his life and his later interest in psychology. While growing up in an era of legalized segregation, he enjoyed the warm support of family, friends, neighbors and especially his grandmother, Margaret Henry. Reg or Reggie, as many would call him, was born on Januto Naomi and E. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Professor Jones was an internationally known psychologist who made significant contributions to scholarship, to public service and to his profession. Professor of African American Studies, EmeritusĪfter a long illness, Reginald Lanier Jones died on Septemin Oakland, California.
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