Louis Eugene Banderet

Psychologist

Louis Banderet

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1943

Dr. Banderet is born in Des Moines, Iowa to Emil Raymond and Mable Elsie Banderet.

1965

Dr. Banderet receives a Bachelor of Arts from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota.

1970

Dr. Banderet receives a Doctor of Philosophy in experimental psychology from Washington State University, Pullman, Washington.

1970

Dr. Banderet becomes a research psychologist at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine (USARIEM) in Natick, Massachusetts.

1976

Dr. Banderet and LTC Stokes, MD, conduct experimental, laboratory studies of four artillery fire direction center teams with demanding mission workloads for up to 96 hours.

1978

Dr. Banderet and LTC Stokes publish “A War for Science” in the Field Artillery Journal, which describes their methodology and research findings from studies of sustained, military operations in four artillery teams.

1986

Dr. Banderet organizes and chairs a symposium, “Consequences of Wearing Chemical Protective Gear: Illustrative Measurement Approaches” at a meeting of the International Military Testing Association.

1989

Dr. Banderet publishes “Treatment with tyrosine, a neurotransmitter precursor, reduces environmental stress in humans” in Brain Research Bulletin.

1990

Dr. Banderet authors more than 40% of the test bank questions for the textbook, “Understanding Psychology (2 ed.).”

2001

Dr. Banderet receives a 30-Year Teaching Award from Northeastern University.

2002

Dr. Banderet has two book chapters (1st and 2nd author) published in the Textbook of Military Medicine.

2003

Dr. Banderet is appointed technical leader for the USARIEM sponsored re-engineering effort of the Army’s weapon engagement simulator.

2004

Dr. Banderet chairs the Cognitive Performance and Judgment Steering Committee at USARIEM.

2006

Dr. Banderet authors “Land Navigation Test for Assessing Cognition.”

2006

Laboratory construction is completed and the weapon engagement simulator is delivered to USARIEM.

2010

Dr. Banderet, the invited speaker, presents “Assessing Marksmanship and Shoot–Don’t Shoot Performance in Experimental Studies Using a Re-engineered Military Simulator” at the Information Exchange Seminar.

2013

Dr. Banderet receives the U.S. Army Achievement Medal for Civilian Service.

2016

Dr. Banderet is named Caregiver of the Year of Greater Worcester County by Home Instead (Northborough-Natick, MA, franchise).

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