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James Lind
While the earliest documented case of scurvy was described by Hippocrates around the year 400 BC, the first attempt to give scientific basis for the cause of this disease was by a ship's surgeon in the British Royal Navy, James Lind died in Gosport on July 13, 1794. -
Dorris Calloway
Doris Howes Calloway, a pioneering nutritional scientist who first studied the dietary needs of healthy people under controlled conditions and a professor emerita at the University of California, Berkeley, Dorris Calloway died Aug. 31,2001 at the age of 78. -
Ellen Richards
Ellen Richards developed human service and dietitics sue to the fact that she wanted tho pursuade women to study Science -
James Cattell
James Cattell was the first person to focus on ways to measure intelligence in the 1890’s. •He died January 20, 1944 -
Anna Y. Reed
developed vacational guidance program which focused on employbity of student, she placed, the business needs above yhese of the individuals Anna Y. Reed died in the year of 1946 -
E.G Williamson
E.g Williamson started from vacational guidance and took it all over to consueoling Developed what some consider to be the first theory of vocational counseling and utilized a directive counselor-centered approach which came to be known as the “Minnesota point of view. E.g Williams was 78 years old at the time of his death on January 30, in the year of 1979 -
Carl Pfeiffer
Carl Pfiffer was an physician bicharmist who researched schizophrenia, allergies and other dieases the area of influence he studied in was dietitics referring with nutrition and mental illnesses Carl Pfeiffer died at the age of 80 on Novemeber 18, in the year of 1988 due to Carl having a heart attack. -
Eli Weaver
Eli Weaver develop vacational guidance .He taught math after graduating he joined astaff called "Boys" "Hight" and work as a lectured in a teachers college in colombia and also for "Men's Christian Association"
