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Since June 1, 1959, the Board has met eleven times.
The Board certified Doctors Morton B.
Cantor, Arnold Davidson, Albert L. Deutsch, Ralph N. Harris, B. Joan Harte, Aaron E. Koblentz, Louis Landman, Norman J. Levy, Ervin A. Maurer, Jason Miller, Geoffrey F. Osler, and Ralph Rosenberg to practice psychoanalysis.
In conjunction with the Association and the Candidates Association, the Board voted to take part in a joint annual social affair. A committee of the three groups, represented by Drs. Eleanor Crissey, Ellis Mischel and Sara Sheiner, chairmen of their respective committees, was appointed. A successful and well-attended dinner dance was held at the Hampshire House on June 13, 1959.
The Board empowered the Faculty Council to accept or reject any candidate's resignation.
Karen Homey Clinic: The Board directed the Medical Director of the Karen Horney Clinic to present a bi-monthly report in person. It also appointed the Medical Director as a consultant to the chairman of the Clinic Committee of the Board of Trustees.
The Clinic informed the Board that it was offering a grant of $5,000 annually for a clinic fellowship, which the Board accepted with thanks. The Board considered and approved the criteria for admission of applicants under the provisions of the Karen Horney Clinic Fellowship after consultation with the Faculty Council and the Medical Board of the Karen Horney Clinic.
A committee for combining the housing facilities of the Clinic, the Association, and the Institute was appointed.
Dr. Paul Lussheimer was appointed consultant to the Medical Board of the Clinic and also Attending Psychoanalyst to the Clinic for the year 1958-1959.
The Board carried out the directive of the membership passed at its October 8, 1958, meeting. It informed the Karen Horney Clinic that the Institute wished to explore the possibilities of combining the facilities of the Karen Horney Clinic with the American Institute for Psychoanalysis. The Association was asked if it wished to join in