Box 4

Scope and Contents:

Includes correspondence to Gerald Grob from Jay Neugebronen about the book that Grob was working on at the time.

Scope and Contents: Includes a letter from Larry to Grob asking for comments on part of his novel (chapters 1-9). A letter from Richard P. Foley of The University of Illinois at Chicago thanking Grob for his letter of support for promotion of Dr. Norman Gevitz. Correspondence between Leslie the Editor and Chief of Rutgers University Press and Gerald Grob on the subject of the manuscript of Read and Reynolds. A letter to Gerry from Ellen Herman asking for a recommendation. A letter from...

Scope and Contents: Includes Grobs thoughts on "Private Foundation Support for the Expansion of psychoanalysis in the United States 1900 - 1940" by John J. Leveille, The Eclipse of the State Mental Hospital by George Dowdall, a video tape from Jim Fleming, The Kinsley biography, "Closing State Hospitals in the 1990s", Managing the Mind by Michael Stone, Conduct Unbecoming a Women by Regina Morantz-Sanchez, Kerr-Mills Act in Michigan, "Of Madness and Men: The...

Scope and Contents: This folder contains Grob's thoughts on a manuscript by Eric Caplan, "The History of Antipsychotic Drugs" by Sheldon Gelman, "Competing Claims Over Psychotherapy in the United States: A Legal and Disciplinary Tug of War." Pestilence-Stricken Multitudes: Disease and Human Response in Western history by Joseph N. Hays Grob's letter of support for Professor Numbers, Mark Micale, Paul Miranti, Correspondence with publishers and an invitation to...

Scope and Contents: Includes a letter about the faculty Academic Service Increment Program (FASIP) Award that Gerald Grob had won in June. A letter from The Maudsley asking Grob to contribute to the Textbook of Community Psychiatry. Royalty statements from Princeton University Press and Simon and Schuster, Inc. Also includes many letters of support for colleagues of Grob's such as Edward Shorter, Keith A. Wailoo, and Mark Micale. Correspondence involving Grob's presidency in AAHM....

Scope and Contents: 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",...