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Lois Levin
February 26, 2012
Dick Neisser was a superb teacher. He was also a caring, generous and accessible man who reached out to his students. I knew him at Brandeis nearly half a century ago and I have never forgotten some of his supportive and encouraging words. He took his teaching responsibilities very seriously and his classes were always lively and engaging, as well as intellectually challenging. He even made Statistics exciting.
Robert Sekuler
February 21, 2012
I was fortunate enough to have taken courses from Professor Neisser while I was an undergraduate student at Brandeis University (his first teaching position). My favorite memory of him is he said to me as he returned a much marked-up term paper that I'd written. He looked me in the eye and said I had gotten everything all backwards, but that he had to give me an A+ because I'd argued the case so clearly and compellingly. How often does any teacher tell a student such a thing --"you're 180 degrees wrong, but you did a great job"? For me, he was a role model of what a teacher should be, a role model that has been very difficult to live up to.
Suzanne Feehan
February 20, 2012
My condolences to the family especially to Jenneth , I am very sorry for your loss. Suzanne
Roberto Heredia
February 18, 2012
Professor Neisser was a Great Cognitive Psychologist, a Great Cognitive Scientist. I learned of your greatness back in 1987 at the University of California, Davis when I first took Human Memory. You influenced us all!
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