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Ten meetings of the Board of Trustees were held since the beginning of the current year, July 1, 1967. Two membership meetings were held; one in October 1967 and the second in April 1968.
On June 1, 1967, the following new program was adopted:
That there be a four-year program; that courses begin in early September and run consecutively into June; that courses be held on Monday and Thursday evenings; that the following courses be required:
Foundation courses: Readings in Horney, Parts I and II; Readings in Freud, Parts I, II, III; Readings in Psychoanalytic Pioneers; Introduction to Psychoanalytic Technique; Clinical Conferences on Case Histories I and II; Introductory Course on Dreams; Childhood and Adolescence, Part I—Children, Part II—Adolescents; Group Psychoanalysis; Neuroanatomy, Neurophysiology and Behavior.
Advanced technical courses: Continuous Case Seminar (2 courses); Clinical Conferences (2 courses); Fundamentals of Psychoanalytic
Technique, Parts I and II; The Psychoanalytic Process; Theory of Neurosis; The Psychoanalytic Relationship; Case Seminar on the Analytic Relationship; Workshop on Dreams.
That a candidate have a minimum of 500 hours of personal analysis and that he be making satisfactory progress in his analysis.
That a candidate satisfactorily complete supervised analytic work on three patients (private or Karen Horney Clinic patient); if the candidate is in private practice he should be required to have one of the supervisions on a private patient.
The Faculty Council recommends that this four-year program begin September 1, 1967 and that it apply to all candidates accepted on or after April 8, 1967.