Enrolled at the City College of New York Enrolled in evening classes at the Brooklyn Law School.
Transferred to Cornell University
Transferred to the University of Wisconsin; marries Bertha Goodman
Received his BA from the University of Wisconsin
Received his MA from the University of Wisconsin
Received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin and continues to teach there
Moved to Columbia University to work with Edward Thorndike; began his Research on human sexuality
Moved to Old Brooklyn College
Suffered a heart attack
Returned to Brooklyn College
Moved to Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts to serve as chairman of Psychology department
Motivation and Personality is published
Established the American Association of Humanistic Psychology; went to Non- Linear Systems, Inc., as a visiting fellow; Toward a Psychology of Being is published
Religions, Values, and Peak Experiences is published
Eupsychian Management is published
The Psychology of Science: A Reconnaissance is published
American Humanist Association Humanist of the Year
Toward a Psychology of Being is published; offered a fellowship by the Saga Administration Corporation
Died in Menlo Park, California
The Farther Reaches of Human Nature is published; received the American Psychological Foundation's Gold Medal Award