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On February 21, 1976, Dr. Irving Bieber, a past president of the Academy, and a member of the editorial board of this Journal, received a New York Medical College Award for his 30 years of service as a member of the psychoanalytical training program. The certificate carried the following inscription:
The Faculty of the Psychoanalytic Division of the Department of Psychiatry, New York Medical College awards this Certificate to Irving Bieber, M.D. to honor his thirty years of service as a member of this psychoanalytic training program. As a training analyst, supervising analyst, lecturer, seminar leader, research psychoanalyst, and colleague, he has contributed to the education and professional growth of a generation of psychoanalysts. His creative concepts of psychopathology, his devotion to the principles of scientific research, his concern for a humane approach to patients, his skill in communicating complex ideas in a clear and comprehensible fashion, and his steadfast loyalty to the art and science of psychoanalysis have been, and remain, an inspiration to all who have known him as a teacher and a colleague.