Robert Gordon (philanthropist) the late twentieth century as The Robert Gordon University. Robert Gordon (philanthropist) Robert Gordon (1668–1731), a 17th-century merchant and philanthropist, was born in Aberdeen. He was the only son of Arthur Gordon who married Isabella Menzies of Balgownie. When Arthur Gordon, a well-respected advocate in the Edinburgh courts, died in 1680, he left his twelve-year-old son the sum of 20,000 merks (about £1,100 then and considerably more in modern currency). When Gordon reached the age of sixteen he became a Burgess of the City of Aberdeen. Among other benefits, this entitled him to follow a merchant's trade in the town.
Robert Gordon (psychologist) Dallas and Houston. He was also teaching at Southern Methodist University. Gordon is the author of the notable publication "The Electronic Personality and Digital Self" ("Dispute Resolution Journal", February/April 2001). Examples of his other works are "Ready for ADR?" ("For the Defense", March 2001) and "Reducing Trial and ADR Risks Through Empirical Research" ("The Trial Lawyer", July/August 2001). Robert Gordon (psychologist) Robert Gordon (born May 22, 1944) is a clinical psychologist, forensic psychologist, and attorney from Texas. His company, Wilmington Institute Network (WIN), specializes in the alternative dispute resolution (ADR), focusing on use of Internet in conflict resolution. He is