Notes

The Educational Committee of the New York Psychoanalytic Society Announces that Dr. Sándor Radó, Visiting Director of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute, will be in New York another year (October 1932 to June 1933) under the auspices of the New York Psychoanalytic Society, to continue supervision of the educational activities of the Society. He will be available for didactic analyses and controlled analyses, and will give the following courses: The Development and Scope of the Theory of Instincts; Female Sexuality; Narcissism and its Morbid Manifestations; Technical Seminar. Lectures are open to members of the Society, to candidates in training and to other interested scientists on special application. The Seminar is open only to members of the Society and to candidates in training. The ultimate decision as to eligibility to any course is vested in the Educational Committee.

The New York Psychoanalytic Institute offers the following courses during the year 1932-1933, beginning the end of September, 1932: (1) Psychoanalysis in Medicine (10 lectures), open to physicians only. Course approved by the Committee on Medical Education of the New York Academy of Medicine. Lecturers: Drs. Brill, Feigenbaum, Kardiner, Lehrman, Lorand, Meyer, Oberndorf, Zilboorg.–(2) Popular Lectures on Psychoanalytic Topics (8 lectures), open to the public. Lecturers: Drs. Brill, Kenworthy, Lehrman, Meyer, Oberndorf, Williams, Wittels, Zilboorg.–(3) Pedagogy and Psychoanalysis (15 lectures), open to teachers. Course accredited by the New York State Department of Education and accepted by the Board of Education of New York City for "alertness credit". Lecturers: Drs. Brill, Broadwin, Meyer, Oberndorf, Shoenfeld, Williams.–(4) Introductory Course in Psychoanalysis (10 lectures), open to social workers, jurists, theologians and members of allied professions. Lecturers: Drs. Brill, Glueck, Meyer, Oberndorf, Shoenfeld, Williams.–(5) Intermediate Case Discussion Course, open to coc