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Boston Psychoanalytic Institute Announces Freud Memorial Fellowships
The Boston Psychoanalytic Institute announces three additional Sigmund Freud Memorial Fellowships for Psychoanalytic Training, to begin September, 1941. These fellowships are open to graduates of a recognized medical school, who have had at least one year of general hospital training, and two years’ work in psychiatry, and covers tuition only.
One additional fellowship for training in applied nontherapeutic psychoanalysis will be open to those who have a Ph.D. or equivalent degree in the field of anthropology, sociology, pedagogy, etc.
For further information, please write immediately to Dr. M. Ralph Kaufman, Chairman of the Educational Committee, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute, 82 Marlborough Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Applications close on February 1, 1941.
Death Announcement, Dr. Edouard Pichon
We regret to announce the death of Dr. Edouard Pichon of Paris, at the age of forty. Dr. Pichon was one of the active members of the French Psychoanalytic Society.
S. J. Beck, Appointed, Michael Reese Hospital
S. J. Beck, Ph.D., head of the Psychology Laboratory, Department of Neuropsychiatry, Michael Reese Hospital, will offer his usual summer course in the Rorschach test in personality study and clinical diagnosis.
The course teaches the technique of administering the Rorschach test and scoring the responses. It orients the student into interpretation with especial emphasis on clinical classification. Response records as obtained from various healthy personality groups and from clinical groups (schizophrenia and some neuroses to be included) will be scored, analyzed and interpreted. Primary aim of the course will be to demonstrate the test's practical application in investigating the whole personality, with particular reference to its clinical use.
The course will be in session in two two-hour periods daily for five days, June 23--27, 1941, inclusive. Interested persons are invited to communicate with the M