Cecil Gibb, PhD, OBE

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Cecil Austin George Gibb

18 August 1913 Born, Marrickville, Sydney
1935 BA Hons and university medal, University of Sydney, (Honours thesis: The psychology of noise)
1936-1937 Researcher, New South Wales Department of Education
1937-1942 Assistant Lecturer in Psychology, University of Sydney
1939 Married Margaret Vera Young
1939 BEcon, University of Sydney
1940 MA and university medal, University of Sydney
1942-1946 Temporary major, Australian Army Psychology Service
1946-1950 Assistant Lecturer in Psychology, University of Sydney
1949 PhD (The Emergence of Leadership in Small Temporary Groups of Men, supervised by Raymond B. Cattell)
1950-1955 Assistant Professor, Dartmouth College
1955-1978 Foundation Professor of Psychology, Canberra University College (CUC)
1956-1993 Fellow, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia
1958 Chairman of the Australian branch of the British Psychological Society
1962 Contractor, Educational Testing Service at Princeton University
1960-1964 Member, Australia’s United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Advisory Committee
1970 Order of the British Empire (OBE)
1960 CUC merges with Australian National University (ANU)
1966-1971 Deputy Chairman of the Board of the School of General Studies, ANU
1972 Visiting fellow, University of Washington, and University of Edinburgh
1977-1978 Acting Head, Office of Research in Academic Methods, ANU in 1977, but his retirement 1978 Retired
1 May 1994 Died, Canberra

Source: Rowse, T. (2019). Gibb, Cecil Austin (Cec) (1913–1994). Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University. https://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/gibb-cecil-austin-cec-414/text35954
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