Series II: Correspondence,, January 1998-May 1998

Includes requests for Grob to write letters of recommendations for colleague and the actual letters that Grob writes for them. Correspondence inquiring about AAHM. Letters from publishers asking for Grob to review manuscripts. Includes Grob's thoughts on student athlete grades in a letter to Carl Kirschner. Includes Grob's thoughts on the articles "In the Hall of the Twisted Mirror: Mental Health Professionals at the Dawn of the Atomic Age", "Gentleman and Priests: Dr. Park and Battle for Archival Authority at the Provincial Lunatic Asylum (Toronto)" and the manuscripts Pheumatic Fever: A Clinical, Scientific, and Epidemiological History of Pheumatic Fever in Britain and America from the 18th to the 20th Century and The Parents' Movement, the Kennedy Family, and the Story of Mental Retardation by Edward Shorter. Includes Grob asking colleagues for thoughts on his manuscript and articles.