Donald Hebb, the famous Canadian psychologist who wrote ?The
Organization of Behavior?, taught quite a few graduate students in his
time. I was hoping someone could develop a family tree of those who
have received their PhD or have done a post-doc with Dr. Hebb, those
who worked with Hebb?s students/post-docs (the ?grand-students? of
Hebb), and so on. I am only concerned with students who have acquired
a PhD. or worked as a post-doc; not masters students. Thanks.

For the neuroscience junkies out there, I also have another question
at: http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=446320

Check out Richard Brown at Dalhousie University.  I know hes written
several papers on Hebb.

My supervisor did his PhD with Hebb.  I'll see what he has to say.