Mamie Phipps Clark

1917–1983 (age 66)

psychologist

Biography

Mamie Phipps Clark was a pioneering psychologist whose groundbreaking research and work advanced the field of psychology and contributed to important social understanding. Born in 1917, she dedicated her career to studying human behavior and development with rigor and compassion.

Clark's professional achievements and personal integrity are honored at Mount Hope Cemetery. Her contributions to psychology and her commitment to understanding the human experience left a lasting impact on her field and those who knew her work.

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