Howard C. Warren

1867–1934 (age 67)

Psychologist

Biography

Howard C. Warren, born in 1867, dedicated his career to the emerging field of psychology, helping to shape the study of the human mind during a formative period. His work at Princeton and beyond reflected a rigorous intellect coupled with empathy for his students and colleagues.

Princeton Cemetery is the resting place of Warren, whose scholarly contributions helped establish a foundation for modern psychological inquiry. His commitment to education and research remains an inspiration to those pursuing knowledge today.

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