Dr. Richard Warren Bloom (1949-2021) established the International Bulletin of Political Psychology (or IBPP) and was the main author, contributor, and editor behind the content. Through the many articles and interviews, Bloom sought to explore concepts of political psychology as they intersected with current events, ever challenging readers to examine their own assumptions.
Professor Richard Warren Bloom, 71, of Prescott, Arizona, who was a longtime faculty member and administrator at Embry-Riddle’s Prescott Campus, passed away on June 1, 2021. Bloom served in several roles on campus in his 25 years with Embry-Riddle, from associate professor of Humanities and Social Sciences, to the department chair for Humanities and Social Sciences, to dean of the College of Arts and Science, to chief academic officer, and to most recently, professor of Social Sciences.
Bloom also worked for the U.S. government as an intelligence operations manager; intelligence analyst; planner for psychological operations, special plans, and politico-military affairs; and military clinical psychologist.
