Leonard Carmichael

1898–1973 (age 75)

psychologist/administrator

Biography

Leonard Carmichael shaped the landscape of American psychology and higher education, tirelessly advancing research and thoughtful administration while serving as a luminous voice at the Washington National Cathedral and beyond.

The scholarly rigor and human compassion he brought to every endeavor offered reassurance to students and colleagues who admired his commitment to learning and service.

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