Elizabeth Holloway Marston

1893–1993 (age 100)

Psychologist

Biography

Elizabeth Holloway Marston was a pioneering psychologist whose work on emotion and physiology expanded understanding of the human heart and mind. She teamed with colleagues to explore ways that truth, compassion, and strength could coexist, leaving important imprints on both science and popular culture.

As a scholar and advocate, Marston combined rigorous inquiry with a commitment to fairness, ensuring that her insights would serve future generations seeking both honesty and empowerment.

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