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The Board met eleven times from June 1, 1963 through May 31, 1964. This included a special meeting held on March 6, 1964 to consider recommendations by the Faculty Council regarding the proposed changes in the Candidates' training program.
The Board, on recommendation of the Faculty Council, and with the approval of the Medical Board of the Clinic, approved the following change in the Candidates' training program: a candidate may have his treatment of a clinic patient be considered a required supervision as part of his training, providing the patient is in individual therapy three times weekly, for a minimum of fifty minutes each session.
Following a recommendation by the Membership, made at its October 1963 meeting, the Board distributed copies of Dean Harold Kelman's address, delivered at the Dean's Reception in September 1963, to each graduate and candidate of the American Institute for Psychoanalysis. At its April 1964 meeting, the Membership elected Doctors Helen and Melvin Boigon to full membership.
A joint meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Faculty Council and the Karen Horney Clinic Board was held on November 13, 1963. The meeting was informative and productive. One of the main features of the meeting was a discussion of several points contained in the “Memorandum of Understanding” between the Clinic Board and the Board of Trustees. Questions relating to the Memorandum resulted in an agreement to restudy and reformulate some of the items contained in it, especially those relating to the Medical Board of the Clinic and its functions. When a revised Memorandum is redrawn, another meeting will be scheduled. This meeting also revealed another feature with which all were, more or less, in agreement, namely that