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At the last Annual Meeting of the membership, the Dean reported the activities of the Faculty Council related to planning and executing appropriate programs for the Institute, Extension Courses, the New School and paramedical people.
The Faculty Council has met twenty times since the last Annual Meeting. The Board of Trustees appointed Dr. Martin Symonds to fill the interim vacancy created by the departure of the dissidents. In spite of the fact that some last minute replacements in the faculty had to be made, a complete and fully staffed curriculum was offered to our candidates.
Since last May, eleven new candidate applications were processed and approved for training. As has been our tradition, the Dean's Reception was held in September 1969. The concrete union of the Institute, Clinic and Association was symbolized by the holding of this affair in our Clinic building. It is my impression as well as of many others that this reception was one of the warmest and friendliest we have ever held. Seven graduates were presented with certificates: Drs. Milton Berger, Joseph Buchanan, Ray Greenberg, Jose Herrera, Eugene Papowitz, Elizabeth Radle and Eleanor Yachnes.
The curriculum for the academic year 1970-1971 is almost completed. The Faculty Council is appreciative of the fact that all of our members are cooperative in giving unstintingly of their time and efforts to create a teaching program that will be effective and successful.
Some of our projects, however, have not been successful. With the termination of the NIMH grants, the Faculty Council offered an extension course program for physicians consisting of ten individual courses with a nominal fee of five dollars per session, but none of