Menninger Foundation Corporate Archives
- Introduction
- Board of Trustees
- Central Administration
- The Menninger Clinic
- Education Division
- Research Department
- Department of Preventative Psychiatry
- Division of Rehabilitation Services/Center for Applied Behavioral Sciences
- Miscellaneous Publications of the Menninger Foundation
- Organizational Affiliates
- Individual Affiliates
- Manuscripts
Introduction
The Menninger Foundation was instituted first as the Menninger Foundation for Psychiatric Education and Research in May 1941. Inspired by the establishment of the Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research a quarter-century before, the Menninger Foundation was initially created as an entity exclusive of the existing Menninger Diagnostic Clinic, a medical facility founded by Drs. C.F. and Karl Menninger in 1919, whose services were not exclusively psychiatric care, and the Menninger Sanitarium, a non-profit alternative to state hospitalization. However, in October 1944, these and all other Menninger agencies were officially absorbed into the Foundation. As reflected in the collection holdings, the Foundation’s focus shifted over the course of the 20th century; in keeping with the demands of the field of psychiatric treatment, the Foundation’s initial emphasis on psychiatric education and research transformed into community-based services and rehabilitation.
The arrangement of the Menninger Foundation’s Corporate Archives is a synopsis of the Foundation’s organization, approximating its actual organization but necessarily consolidating it to account for the changing structure of the Menninger Clinic and Foundation from their inception through the early 1990s. Subgroups of the Menninger Foundation Corporate Archives include records of the Board of Trustees, Central Administration, The Menninger Clinic (incorporating CF Menninger Memorial Hospital and the Children’s Division), the Education Division, Research Department, Department of Preventative Psychiatry, the Center for Applied Behavioral Sciences, Publications of the Menninger Foundation, Organizational and Individual Foundation Affiliates (including employees, trustees, and other contributors), and Manuscripts. more about patient records from the Menninger Clinic
A. Board of Trustees |
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1. Records of General Meetings |
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See Also Roach, Lester, Individual Affiliates |
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Slides of Annual Meetings and miscellaneous events |
102-11-04-[10-11] |
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Annual Meeting preparation (schedules, programming, invitations, etc) |
118-12-05-[16-18] |
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1944-1978, 1980-1986 |
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Addresses to Trustees, 1967-1976 |
118-09-03-15 |
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Annual meeting material, 1984-89 |
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2. Annual Reports of the Menninger Foundation |
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1988-1990 |
118-12-05-[19-20] |
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1983 |
102-11-06-16 |
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1941-1961, 1977 |
104-05-03-05 |
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1941-1977, 1982-82 |
104-05-06-[08-13] |
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3. Menninger Update |
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A publication for trustees and friends of the Menninger Foundation |
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| 1970-76 | 118-13-01-05 |
| Issue numbers 1-52 | 104-05-06-04 |
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4. Trustee records |
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See Also Duhl, Leonard, Individual Affiliates |
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Folsom, James C., Individual Affiliates |
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Neiswanger, David, Individual Affiliates |
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Individual trustee files, A-Z, 1950s-1970s |
118-13-01-[06-14] |
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Individual trustee files, A-Z, mostly 1940s-50s, some 1960s-70s |
118-12-05-[09-14] |
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Individual and committee files, 1970s |
118-13-01-01 |
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General Correspondence, 1950s |
118-13-01-04 |
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Rosters, 1972-87 |
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5. Records of Board of Directors Meetings |
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Reports of officers, departments, etc. for meeting, 1991-2001 |
118-09-04-07 through |
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Meeting material |
104-03-04-03 |
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Long range planning |
118-13-01-05 |
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Meeting material,1973-1980 |
118-09-03-15 |
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Meeting material,1980-1992 |
118-09-03-16 |
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6. Records of Committees |
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See Also Roach, Lester, Individual Affiliates |
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6a. Executive and Finance Committees |
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Executive Committee Record |
118-11-03-20 through 118-11-04-05 |
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Executive Committee administration and travel |
102-11-06-09 |
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Finance Committee Records |
118-11-04-09 |
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Proposed operating budgets |
104-05-02-[10-11] |
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Executive and Finance Committees, 1980s |
118-13-01-02 |
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Executive Committee meeting material, 1965-1984 |
118-09-03-19 |
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Executive Committee meeting material, 1984-1986 |
118-09-03-20 |
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6b. Other Committees |
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Visiting Committees, 1976-88 |
118-13-01-03 |
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Nominating Committee, 1966-1977 |
118-13-01-05 |
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6c. Miscellaneous Records |
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Department reports to Board of Trustees, monthly, 1969-73 |
118-09-03-19 |
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Directors forum, 1970-1972 |
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B. Central Administration |
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1. General Records (interdepartmental) |
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See Also Sheffel, Irving, Individual Affiliates |
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1a. Institutional Records processed by Menninger Archives |
102-07-04-01 through 102-07-07-02 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR" in "Corporate Archives Lists" binder for folder list. |
104-03-02-04 |
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1b. Administrative Documents, Miscellaneous |
118-12-01-[15-20] and 118-12-02-[01-15] |
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Contents list by box |
See Appendix |
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"Administrative Documents, Misc." |
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1c. Papers of Duane Swanson, Chief of Management Services |
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Administrative files, including reports, meeting agenda and minutes for various divisions and departments, 1970s-90s |
102-11-01-[04-06] |
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102-11-02-[01-06] |
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102-11-03-[01-02] |
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1d. Material relating to Corporate reorganization |
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Material relating to the revision of corporate management of Foundation, patient admission and other processes, 1995 |
118-12-04-03 |
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Examples of Menninger Foundation logo introduced ca. 1980 |
102-09-04-03 |
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Examples of carbon forms used by the Foundation, 1964-1975 |
102-11-05-03 |
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1e. Material relating to Quality Assurance reporting |
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Reports and minutes from each department, division, and section's quality assurance or risk management committee, 1983-1991 |
118-12-03-07 through 118-12-04-02 |
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Reports as above, for years 1993, 1994 |
118-13-01-[15-16] |
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Data regarding Clinic services, 1978, 1981, 1986; and accounts payable, 1969-1977, 1979-80, 1983-5 |
118-12-02-02 |
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1f. Staff Announcements |
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Daily, Weekly Announcements |
118-12-04-[06-11] |
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2. Records of the President |
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See Also Menninger, Karl A., Menninger Family Archives |
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Menninger, Roy W., Menninger Family Archives |
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Neiswanger, David, Individual Affiliates |
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Sheffel, Irving, Individual Affiliates |
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2a. Files by subject A-Z |
118-10-04-10 through 118-11-01-13 |
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Contents list |
See Appendix |
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"President's Administrative Files." |
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2b. Records of Phoenix, Arizona, and Kansas City, Missouri, Menninger Branches, 1990s |
118-12-02-[19-20] |
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2c. Miscellaneous files |
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Menninger Foundation Convocation, 1975, 1980 |
102-08-04-11 |
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Dr. John Sutherland visits Menninger Foundation, early 1980s |
102-11-07-08 |
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American Psychological Association convocation of fellow program, 1991 |
102-11-07-10 |
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(Menninger affiliated honorees highlighted) |
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3. Records of the Development Services Office [DSO] |
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The Development Services Office existed as a support system for the fundraising efforts of the Menninger Foundation, and was the realm of William C. Menninger as the principal fund-raiser. The DSO facilitated good relations between donors, trustees, foundation members, and the leaders of the Menninger Foundation. |
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See Also Menninger, William C., Menninger Family Archives |
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Board of Trustees |
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3a. Newspaper Clippings |
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General reference to Menninger and personal mentions, press releases and press kits, 1977-1994 |
118-11-02-[01-03] |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Development/Trustee Relations" for contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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3b. "Green books" |
118-11-02-[04-07] |
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Contents of notebooks containing patient relation contact information, 1960s-90s, alphabetical by last name of patient. ACCESS CLOSED |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Development/Trustee Relations" for contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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3c. Donation solicitation mailings |
118-11-02-[09-12] |
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Files A-Z by last name of individuals, 1950s-70s |
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3d. Reference files |
118-11-02-[14-18] |
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Research subjects, A-Z ca. 1992 |
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See Appendix |
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Contents list by box in appendix |
"Development Service Reference Files" |
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3e. Foundation membership rosters, bound |
118-11-02-19 and |
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1966-1988 |
118-11-03-[1-6] |
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3f. DSO Monthly reports of donations |
118-11-03-[04-08] |
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1969-1982 |
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3g. "Blue books" |
118-11-03-[9-13] |
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Members contact information by state, city |
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3h. Communication with the Board |
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Minutes and reports of committees, 1980-1993 |
118-11-03-[16-18] |
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Financial and investment reports, 1989-1993 |
118-11-03-[15, 19] |
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3i. Fundraising |
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Printed promotional material and misc. fundraising |
118-11-02-[12-13] |
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Files re: fundraising, WCM schedule, 1940s-50s |
118-11-02-8 |
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Fundraising/Donor files, 1966 and 1970s |
102-11-07-11 |
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WCM and CWM fundraising |
118-11-03-14 |
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3j. Miscellaneous DSO Administrative Records |
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Policies and Procedures, 1940s |
118-11-03-20 |
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Development consulting (outsourcing), 1990s |
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Misc DSO files, mailing schedules, reports, stats, donor relations, 1940s-60s |
118-11-03-14 |
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4. Records relating to facilities development |
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See Also Allen, Jack, Individual Affiliates |
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4a. General TMF Development |
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Maps and floor plans for campus building improvements, 1950s-70s |
118-11-04-[06-08] |
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Strategic planning reports for TMF and Topeka growth studies by consultants, 1960-1980 |
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Equipment and office machine inventory, 1950s-80s |
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Site & floor plans, 1990s |
104-05-03-04 |
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4b. West Campus Development |
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Facilities development assessments, 1975 & 1977; facility planning manual (5) (1993) and HTNB (Howard Needles Tammen & Bergendorff) architectural and engineering consultants reports |
118-10-02-[02-08] |
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Contents of boxes 3, 4, 7, & 8 above are papers from the Office of Facilities Management and are listed in Menninger Archives finding aid "West Campus Development." |
104-04-02-11 |
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Site analysis and development reports (some duplicates of above). Brains and Bricks capital campaign promotion material, late 1970s; Tower Building clock electrification plans, 1969; operations manual for West Campus facilities, 1981; Hilltop building mortgage. |
102-11-05-[04-05] |
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4c. Facilities development proposals |
102-11-07-11 |
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Therapeutic Farm Ranch within CFMMH, 1990 |
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5. Personnel and Information Management Records |
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5a. Human Resources |
118-11-05-[18-20] thru 118-12-01-01 |
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Statistical reports of adult services and Reengineering report, 1995 |
118-11-05-18 |
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Return to Work Center (of Division of Rehabilitative Services) Publications |
118-11-05-19 |
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Files of Gerra Sonneberg: HR planning and staff committee meetings, |
118-11-05-20 |
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Service recognition day pamphlets, MSP Fellows group photos, 1958-70 |
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Administrative staff meeting minutes, 1980s-93 |
118-12-01-01 |
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Planning Committee minutes, 1984-92 |
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5b. Information Services Records |
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Alphabetical files by subject or department, general information, 1950s-1970s |
118-12-01-[02-11] |
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5c. Medical Records |
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Records management policies/procedures, 1970s-80s. |
118-12-01-[13-14] |
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5d. Employee Records |
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Phone Directories Menn. Clinic 1976-2001 |
104-04-02-04 |
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Employee Lists, 1947-1975 |
118-12-05-[07-08] |
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Monthly personnel reports, 1946-1963 |
118-12-05-08 |
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6. Public Relations material |
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6a. General records |
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Receipts and correspondence for PR consultant, 1979-80 |
102-11-06-13 |
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Publicity, 1960s-1970s |
118-12-01-19 |
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Kansas City Star clippings featuring Menninger, 1960s-70s |
102-11-06-01 |
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6b. Program Brochures |
118-12-02-[6-7] |
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1960s-1980s |
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7. Records of Interdepartmental Staff Meetings, Associations, and Councils |
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7a. Staff Meetings |
118-12-04-12 thru |
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Compilation of all departments, divisions, sections, and committees separate reports, 1984-1988 and 1993-1998 |
118-12-05-04 |
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7b. Professional Staff Organization (PSO) |
102-11-06-11 |
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Proceedings, 1960s |
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7c. Central Management Committee and Administrative Council proceedings |
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Reports and meeting minutes, 1960s-90s |
118-11-01-[01-06] |
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118-11-01-20 |
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102-11-01-04 |
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7d. Other Staff Committees |
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Personnel/Staff Searches, 1950s-70s |
118-12-02-18 |
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Interdepartmental Staff Councils |
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Alcohol and Chemical Dependency Task Force meeting minutes, 1991 |
102-11-07-16 |
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Wellness Committee, 1982-1983 |
102-11-07-06 |
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8. Records of the Museum and Archives |
See Appendix |
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Researchers should also consult database list of material in 104 range, which largely consists of contents of Museum and Archives. Few of those materials are incorporated in the subseries below. |
"Museum & Archives" |
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See also Menninger Family, Menninger Family Archives |
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8a. Administrative Records |
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General |
104-03-02-06 |
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Inventories - supplies and furniture, 1949-1959 |
102-09-05-12 |
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Robert Menninger correspondence regarding acquisition of Marion Kenworthy papers, 1983 |
102-11-07-12 |
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Robert Menninger miscellaneous administrative documents |
102-11-05-09 |
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8b. Finding Aids |
104-03-02-04 |
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104-03-02-05 |
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104-04-02-11 |
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8c. Clipping Scrapbooks |
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Scrapbooks containing clippings regarding Winter VA Hospital, 1945-1948 |
118-06-03-18 |
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Scrapbooks and files containing newspaper and magazine article clippings mentioning Menninger family, clinics, programs, foundation, or affiliates from Kansas and national publications, 1896-1991 |
118-06-03-[18-20] |
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118-06-04-[1-20] |
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118-06-05-[1-17] |
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Personal records and institutional documents re: Menninger Clinic/Foundation establishment. Includes meeting minutes, program lists, schedules, 1908-1957 |
102-09-06-01 thru |
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Index to Historical Scrapbooks at 102-10-01-02 |
102-10-01-02 |
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Scrapbook containing images of Foundation grounds and personnel, 1938-1942 |
102-11-05-02 |
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Menninger Foundation "First 50 Years" scrapbooks |
102-10-2-[06-11] |
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8d. Miscellaneous archival material |
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Photographs and slides featuring the Children's Division and other Foundation activities |
102-11-04-[10-12] |
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Menninger Foundation in Topeka, history |
102-11-06-04 |
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"Misc stuff": Files of miscellaneous content |
118-13-03-[05-06] |
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"Loose on boxes" |
118-14-02-20. |
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Files regarding Paul Pruyser, Gardner Murphy, Ed Greenwood |
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Miscellaneous publications |
118-14-03-01 |
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West Campus records |
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TIP |
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Material to be refilled (miscellaneous) |
118-14-05-13 |
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8e. Archivist's files |
104-02-02-[03-04] |
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104-02-02-06 |
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104-02-05-01 |
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8f. Files of Vesta Walker, Library/Archives administration |
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Correspondence 1963-1964 |
118-06-03-04 |
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Reference files re: individuals |
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Misc. office/library administrative documents |
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Grant applications, 1967-1971 |
118-06-03-04 |
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Correspondence, 1952-1959, 1976-1980 |
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Book orders, Research Department |
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8g. Article Reprint Collection |
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Psychiatry articles, mostly written 1940s-60s, some earlier |
102-05-01-09 thru |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Reprint Collection" |
104-04-02-11 |
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8h. Museum files |
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8h i. Administrative files |
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Collection (accession) files |
118-03-01-18 |
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Donor files, alphabetical by last name |
118-03-02-01 |
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Administration files: museum budget, annual report, supplies, 1980s |
118-03-01-20 |
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Files regarding professional organizations, granting agencies, museum programming, arranged alphabetically |
118-03-02-[03-06] |
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Files regarding Menninger art collections |
102-10-05-[02-03] |
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8h ii. Visitor's Bureau/Mary Lou Kennedy files |
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The Menninger Foundation Visitor's Bureau operated out of the Foundation Museum |
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Visitor's planning and logs (binders), 1981-88, (loose files) 1989-1990 |
102-10-04-[01-04] |
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Service orders for phone book ads/listings, Fred Abacas Yellow Pages, Inc. (binders), 1983-1986, 1987-1990. Purchase orders and receipts, 1983-1990. |
102-10-04-05 |
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Museum visitor guest book, 1984-1988 |
102-10-04-06 |
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"Towards a Better Life" videotape, 1983 & 1985 |
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Requests for Menninger Foundation speakers ("Speaker's Bureau"), 1970s-80s |
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Menninger Foundation Museum volunteers ("Hilltoppers") schedules; museum policies and procedures |
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James "Red" Pratt retirement file, contains clippings and other written memorials |
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8h iii. Exhibits |
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Exhibit planning, 1970s-1980s, and exhibit reference/research files, alphabetical by subject. |
118-03-01-19 and |
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118-03-02-01 |
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History of Psychiatry Exhibit material by Roche Laboratories |
102-05-02-12 through 102-05-03-03 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Roche Laboratories" in "Historic Psychiatry Collections" binder for folder list. |
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104-03-02-04 |
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KAM exhibit in Tower Building |
104-03-05-05 |
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Employee recognition exhibit |
104-03-05-06 |
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Menninger Foundation, San Francisco branch exhibit |
104-04-02-10 |
C. The Menninger Clinic |
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The Menninger Clinic, dubbed the Menninger Diagnostic Clinic by 1920, was founded in 1919 by Drs. C. F. and Karl Menninger. The Clinic's services were not initially limited to psychiatric care, but instead reflected Dr. C. F.'s background as an internist, as well as Dr. Karl's training in psychiatry and neurology. Dr. William C. Menninger became a partner in the business in 1925. The Clinic operated on a for-profit basis until it was absorbed into the non-profit Menninger Foundation, which had been established independently of the Clinic, in 1945. |
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1. General Clinic Records |
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1a. Historical Records |
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See Also Crabb, John, Individual Affiliates |
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Law, Mildred, Individual Affiliates |
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Stone, John R., Individual Affiliates |
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Petty Cash Ledger 1944-1945 for Clinic Sanitarium |
102-07-07-05 |
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Autopsy reports, 1919-1942 |
102-07-07-07 |
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Arbor Day celebrations, 1932-1957 |
102-07-07-08 |
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S.S. gift log |
102-08-02-10 |
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Director's order books |
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On-call notebooks |
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1b. Office files of the Clinical Staff |
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Pharmacy/ Medication errors, 1997-1998 |
118-09-03-03 |
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Department monitors, section reports |
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Committee minutes, 1990s |
118-09-03-[03-04] |
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Files by Program |
118-09-03-04 |
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Files by Department |
118-09-03-05 |
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Clinical Services Group 1996-1999 |
102-11-07-16 |
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Records of the Medical Council, 1949-1952, and Senior Council, 1963-1965 |
102-07-07-06 |
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1c. Miscellaneous Clinic Administration |
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Accreditation of Children's Division, 1979 |
102-11-06-03 |
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Blue Cross Blue Shield contract, 1991. |
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Kansas hospital certificates, 1984-1985. |
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1d. Clinical Patients - ACCESS CLOSED |
102-08-02-11 thru 102-08-04-05 |
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DO NOT ISSUE more about patient records from the Menninger Clinic |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-CP" in "Corporate Archives Lists" binder. |
104-03-02-04 |
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Patient Council report, 1970 |
102-11-05-17 |
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2. Records of the C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital |
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The C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital was an outgrowth of the Menninger Sanitarium (later Hospital), named for Dr. C. F. Menninger in 1954 after the Hospital founder's death the previous year. Dr. Will Menninger served as director from 1930 through 1942, overseeing not only the Hospital, but the workings of the Menninger Clinic as well. The Hospital, along with the Clinic, was absorbed into the Menninger Foundation in 1945. |
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See Also Buskirk, James, Individual Affiliates |
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Cerney, Sr. Mary S., Individual Affiliates |
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Davis, Allen, Individual Affiliates |
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Horwitz, Leonard, Individual Affiliates |
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Hyland, Joseph, Individual Affiliates |
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2a. General Administration Records |
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See Also Collins, Dean, Individual Affiliates |
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The Week Ahead, Miscellaneous Publications of the Menninger |
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Foundation |
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Fleming, Peter, Individual Affiliates |
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Three sets of administrative files, A-Z, and administrative records by section (ward), 1970s-1990s |
Various locations. |
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Medical Staff meeting minutes and administrative documents, 1964-1993 |
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Miscellaneous manuals and policies and procedures, 1950s-1980s |
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Contents list by box |
See Appendix |
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"CFMMH General Administration" |
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Evaluations and reports of MF/CFMMH clinician perspectives regarding women at CFMMH, 1980s |
102-11-06-12 |
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CFMMH administrative files. Container lists in box |
118-11-04-10 thru |
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118-11-05-17 |
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2b. Clinical Psychology Records |
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See Also Education Division |
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Research Department |
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Staff meetings minutes, 1961-1971. Documents regarding Clinical Psychology Training (Education Dept) and Research (Dept.: Gardner Murphy) |
118-09-05-06 |
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Training program development material and department administrative documents |
102-11-05-[06-08] |
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2c. Records of the Department of Nursing |
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Director's administration files, 1960s-1980s |
118-05-02-[19-20] |
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Nurses Daily Reports |
102-07-07-04 |
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Nursing Offices Order Books |
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Nursing Department miscellaneous |
118-12-01-15 |
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Nursing Department records, 1980s-1990s |
118-12-02-05 |
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2d. Records relating to nuclear medicine |
102-11-05-02 |
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Material related to the development of a radiology facility at CFMMH, 1970s |
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2e. Records relating Social Work |
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See Also Social Work Training, Records of Misc. Training Programs, Education |
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Division |
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Files relating to social work in conjunction with the Kansas State Department of Social Welfare and Winter VA Hospital. |
118-09-05-11 |
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Central Social Workers meeting minutes, 1973-84 |
102-11-06-[05-07] |
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Social work administration within CFMMH |
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Social work training program |
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Papers/studies re: family/community psychotherapy and staff training, 1970s |
118-09-03-[01-02] |
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Psychiatric social work program history, 1947-1960s |
102-11-06-07 |
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2f. Records relating to activity (adjunctive) therapy |
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See Also Pratt, James "Red," Individual Affiliates |
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Tarleton, John, Individual Affiliates |
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Activity therapy (adjunctive therapy) and AT Project |
118-06-02-[13-15] |
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American Art Therapy Association (AATA) files |
118-06-02-13 |
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Recreation Committee minutes, 1968-76 |
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Misc. files regarding art therapy |
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Adjunctive therapy manuals and meeting minutes, 1960s-1970s |
118-06-02-13 |
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Policies and procedures (papers of Dean Page and John Barrett) |
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Adjunctive therapy administration, Dean Page files. |
118-06-02-15 |
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AT report books, 1940s-1950s |
102-07-07-04 |
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Activity therapy manuals, 1980s |
102-11-07-18 |
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Activity Therapy Council meeting minutes, 1970s |
102-10-03-07 |
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2g. Psychological/ psychiatric testing materials |
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Psychiatric Dept - Test forms |
118-07-03-08 |
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Psychiatric testing information |
118-08-01-20 thru |
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118-08-02-01 |
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Early psychiatric testing materials |
118-09-05-04 |
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.Arthur Point Scale |
118-08-02-02 |
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Wesselius psych tests by alpha |
118-07-03-07 |
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Psych test material |
118-14-03-02 |
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2h. Records of the Alcohol Recovery Program |
118-06-03-02 |
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Administration documents of John Connelly, M.D., and Betty Burrow, 1974-1982. Program planning and implementation, begins mid 1970s. |
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3. Records of the Department of Neurology, Neurosurgery, Internal Medicine and Laboratories |
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See Also Segerson, John A., Individual Affiliates |
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Woods, Robert P., Individual Affiliates |
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Administrative records of Director John Segerson, late 1960s-1970s |
102-11-05-14 |
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Neurology Section meeting minutes, 1980s |
102-11-05-18 |
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(loose files) |
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4. Records of the Children's Division |
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The Children's Division began as Southard School, an inpatient hospital for mentally retarded or emotionally disturbed children, that opened in 1926. The facility was named for Karl Menninger's mentor, Elmer E. Southard, the first director of Boston Psychopathic Hospital. An independent corporation from 1930, the Southard School was reorganized by Dr. Karl in 1946, replaced by a two-branch Children's Division. Southard School continued to own inpatient operations, while the new branch provided services for outpatients. Outpatient treatment could take the form of placement one of several group homes sponsored by the Menninger Foundation. |
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4a. General administration records |
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See Also Greenwood, Ed, Individual Affiliates |
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Switzer, Robert E., Individual Affiliates |
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General records of the Children's Division |
102-07-07-09 through 102-08-02-09 |
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104-03-02-04 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-CD" in "Corporate Archives Lists" binder , for folder list. |
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Children's Division administration files, 1940s-1960s |
118-05-02-16 |
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Accreditation Committee report, 1970s |
102-11-05-11 |
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Miscellaneous Division reports, 1980s |
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Manuscript by Children's Division staff |
102-09-05-06 |
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Examination of Emotionally Disturbed Children - Assessment Through Team Process, 1964 |
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Tarlteton Morrow, Jr., M.D., training director files |
118-05-02-[15-17] |
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Grant proposals, NIMH |
118-05-02-15 |
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AAPSC - American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children |
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Southard School |
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AACP - American Academy of Child Psychiatry conference, 1987 |
118-05-02-15 |
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Residency Program in child psychiatry |
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Child Psychiatry Executive Committee, meeting materials, 1970-1976 |
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Children Div/ Southard School 65th anniversary celebration |
102-11-07-02 |
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4b. Records of Southard School |
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See Also Southard, Elmer Ernest, Historic Psychiatry Collections |
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Children's Hospital |
104-05-06-06 |
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Southard School "Lights" literary magazine |
104-05-06-16 |
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American Academy of Child Psychiatry event planning |
118-10-03-15 |
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Marketing, 1980s - service auditing and demographic data , advertising research |
118-10-03-16 |
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Census (Report of Daily Operations), 1986-1992 |
118-10-03-17 |
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Children's Division Council minutes and reports, 1980s-1990s |
118-10-03-18 |
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Policies and procedures manuals, 1970s-1980s. |
118-10-03-19 |
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4c. Records relating to youth/group homes |
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Menninger youth homes located off campus were initially operated by the Children's Division. As the program grew, administration and management of the facilities was transferred to the Center for Applied Behavioral Sciences of the Division of Rehabilitation services. |
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See Also Youth Advocacy/CHARLEE Program, Center for Applied |
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Behavioral Sciences |
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Children's Residential Trteatment |
118-05-02-15 |
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Ed Greenwood, director, Children's Division, papers |
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Children's Division. Treatment statistics, 1970s-1985 |
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Papers on children's residential treatment, 1950s-1970s |
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Group Homes : Carriage House, Western House, deRham, Larson, Sharp Houses. Files regarding operations, policies and procedures, permit and licensing, 1970s-1980 and proposals for group home/aftercare facility development, 1970s. |
118-05-03-02 |
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4d. Records of other treatment programs |
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Preschool Day Treatment Center (PSDTC) administrative files, grant materials, and licensing procedures, 1960-1970s |
118-10-03-20/118-10-04-04 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Pre-School Day Treatment Center" for contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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4e. Children's Division development proposals |
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Facilities design and program development proposals for facility on West Campus, late 1980s-early 1990s |
118-10-01-[18-20] |
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For box 118-10-01-18, see Menninger Archives finding aid "Children's Division Planning" for contents list. |
104-04-02-11 |
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5. Records of the Adult Outpatient Division |
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See Also Hyland, Joseph, Individual Affiliates |
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Minutes of committee meetings developing outpatient cancer support group, 1983 |
102-11-05-16 |
D. Education Division |
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With the establishment of the Menninger Foundation of Psychiatric Education and Research in 1945, educational programming clearly became a priority for the organization's leaders. While several residents and nurses had been trained in Menninger clinics since 1931, the Karl Menninger School of Psychiatry became the Foundation's first formal program in 1945. Other opportunities for training the field of psychiatric treatment arose in the form of the Menninger Foundation School for Psychiatric Aides, among other programs, and affiliate institutions, such as Topeka State Hospital and the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis also provided training grounds for Menninger's students of psychiatry and allied professions. |
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1. General administrative records |
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Meeting minutes, 1980s |
102-11-05-13 |
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See Also Pruyser, Paul, Individual Affiliates |
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Hirshberg, J. Cotter, Individual Affiliates |
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2. Records of the Karl Menninger School of Psychiatry [KMSP or MSP] |
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(later known as Menninger School of Psychiatry and Mental Health Services) |
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The Karl Menninger School of Psychiatry, supported by the U.S. federal government's Veterans Administration and based out of Winter VA Hospital in Topeka, opened in 1925; its first class was comprised of more than 100 residents. The school, building its curriculum on the foundation of psychoanalytic psychiatry, grew to be one of the largest in the world. |
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See Also Box 118-11-05-20, Personnel & Information Management Records, for |
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MSP Fellows photos, 1958-1970. |
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See Also Menninger Perspectives, Miscellaneous Publications produced within the |
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Menninger Foundation |
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Series include General administration, Students and alumni, Curricula and academics, Visiting professors, and Miscellaneous subjects. |
Various locations |
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Contents list by box located in finding aid appendix. |
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See Appendix |
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"KMSP" |
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3. Records of the Menninger Foundation School for Psychiatric Aides [MFSPA] |
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The Menninger Foundation School for Psychiatric Aides opened in the wake of World War II, made possible by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. Facilities at Topeka State Hospital were offered and by October 1949 the first faculty members and class had been selected. Psychiatric aides were seen as a valuable support group for overworked doctors and nurses. Psychiatrist Bernard H. Hall was selected to be the director, alongside him an R.N., a research psychologist, and support staff, which became an active executive committee. |
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Administrative correspondence between representatives of MFSPA and other mental health care facilities and interest groups throughout the United States, including state and private hospitals, public health and welfare departments, and the Veterans Administration, from 1948 through1952. Also includes files of MFSPA graduates, 1949-1951, and material related to MFSPA history and development. |
118-08-02-[10-14] |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Menninger Foundation School for Psychiatric Aides" for more information and contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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4. Records regarding clinical psychology training |
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See Clinical psychology records, Records of the CFMMH, The Menninger |
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Clinic |
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5. Records of Miscellaneous education programs |
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5a. Training mental health workers |
102-11-07-05 |
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Material related to training programs for psychiatric hospital administration. |
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5b. Work study programs |
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Antioch Program, a program for undergraduate students |
118-09-05-07 |
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Other psychiatric work study programs |
118-05-03-01 |
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5c. Student nurses |
118-12-05-[05-07] |
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Individual files by alphabetical by last name, 1931-1946 |
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5d. Marriage counseling |
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Contains material relating to the development of the Marriage Counseling Training Program, 1950-1960, as well as office administration documents and correspondence, 1948-1955. |
118-08-02-[18-19] |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Marriage Counseling" at for contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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5e. Social work training |
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Files of Jan Larson, M.S.W., director of family education and support programs, Dept of Education, including correspondence and misc files, 1985-89; article reprints and files regarding workshops, 1986-1988 |
118-09-05-02/03 |
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See Also Records relating to Social Work, Records of CFMMH, The Menninger |
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Clinic |
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6. Records relating to continuing education programs |
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Files regarding post-graduate training opportunities and programs, 1990s |
118-09-05-09 |
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7. Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis [TIP] |
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The Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis, the first organization of its kind west of the Mississippi River, was founded in 1942, assisted by the efforts of Karl Menninger. As such, in the 1930s the TIP sponsored the growth of like psychoanalytic institutes on the West Coast, fostering the spread of psychoanalytic education throughout the United States. Many fellows of the Menninger School of Psychiatry solicited the endorsement of the TIP by undergoing training analysis at the Institute. |
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Topeka Psychoanalytic Society, Organizational Affiliates |
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Papers of Ishak Ramzy, Ph.D., professor of psychoanalysis at TIP, ca. 1976-1990 |
102-10-06-04 thru |
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102-11-01-03 |
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TIP paraphernalia in the papers of the Museum and Archives |
104-03-05-04 |
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8. Records regarding Menninger training hospitals |
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Students of Menninger training programs, psychiatric and otherwise, gained practical experience in several Foundation-affiliated facilities, such as the Topeka State Hospital and Winter VA Hospital. |
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8a. Topeka State Hospital |
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Daily Bulletins, 1958-1983 |
118-03-01-[11 & 13] |
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The Meteor (patient publication), 1958-1974 |
118-03-01-12 |
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The Statesman (employee publication), 1962-70 |
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Miscellaneous |
118-12-01-15 |
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8b. Winter VA Hospital |
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The Winter VA Hospital became the foundation of the Menninger School of Psychiatry in 1945, providing the facility, medical staff, and government funding to support the development of Menninger residency programs in psychiatry. |
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See Also Zelman, Samuel, Individual Affiliates |
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The Sunflower newsletter |
104-05-01-04 |
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Employee newsletter, 1960-1970 |
118-03-01-12 |
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The Winter Round-up (patient publication), 1956-1972 |
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Staff policies and procedures, correspondence, misc. administration documents (facilities), corrective therapy residents' individual files, 1940s. |
118-03-01-[14-15] |
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Daily Bulletin, 1958-1981 (no 1965). |
118-03-01-[16-17] |
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8c. Misc Hospitals |
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Material relating to mental hospitals, both TSH and VA, and other Kansas hospitals. Also material relating to Bedlam Hospital and other U.S. mental institutions |
102-03-07-09 thru |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "HO" in "Historic Psychiatry Collections" binder for folder list. |
104-03-02-04 |
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9. Records of the Division of Scientific Publications |
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9a. General administration |
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Department files, A-Z |
118-12-03-[01-04] |
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Department correspondence, 1936-1948, 1969-1976 |
118-12-03-[04-05] |
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Correspondence and manuscripts, The Human Mind Revisited, 1977 |
118-12-03-05 |
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Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic releases, 1983-1987 |
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Menninger faculty/staff publication report, 2000-2001 |
118-12-04-04 |
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Division annual report, 1994-1995 |
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9b. The Menninger Letter |
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The Menninger Letter circulation reports |
118-12-04-04 |
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All issues of The Menninger Letter, published 1993-1996; promotion and circulation reports |
118-12-04-05 |
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9c. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic |
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A peer-reviewed professional journal of psychiatry that began publication in 1936. Produced bimonthly until 1989, produced quarterly from 1990 forward. |
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See Also Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, Miscellaneous Publications of the |
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Menninger Foundation |
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Pruyser, Paul W., Individual Affiliates |
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Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic history, including list of BMC special issues, Publications Dept correspondence and annual reports, editorial committee minutes, 1930s-1960s |
102-08-06-04 thru |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-PU" in "Corporate Archives Lists", binder for folder list. |
104-03-02-04 |
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Editorial Board meeting minutes and agenda, 1980-1986 |
118-06-03-17 |
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Editorial Board meeting minutes and agenda, 1984-1986, 1988-1992 |
118-06-03-06 |
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Author correspondence by year, alphabetical within, containing some manuscripts, 1981-2000 |
118-06-03-[07-12] |
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Manuscripts submitted, by year, alphabetical within, 1991-2000 |
118-06-03-[12-16] |
E. Research Department |
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The Research Department, the second tenet of the Menninger Foundation of Psychiatric Education and Research, was established in 1946 by David Rapaport, who served as Director until 1949. The Research Department worked closely with other Foundation divisions, especially with Education and the MSP, a relationship that is reflected in the mixed nature of the collections content. |
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1. General Administrative Records |
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See Also Murphy, Gardner, Individual Affiliates |
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Department administration, papers and seminars, research projects, and papers of Dr. Bergman and David Rapaport, 1940s-60s. |
102-08-07-[04-11] |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-RE" in "Corporate Archives Lists" binder for folder list. |
104-03-02-04 |
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Preventive Psychiatry Budgets, 1966-72. |
118-07-03-06 |
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Research Dept grants/council minutes, 1965-66, 1990-92. |
102-11-07-01 |
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2. Papers of Research Director Roger Hoffmaster |
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Research Budgets, 1960s. |
118-07-03-05 |
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Expenditure reports, 1968-1971. |
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Patents and licensing, 1971. |
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3. Papers of Helen D. Sargent, Clinical Psychologist. |
118-15-1-[04-05] |
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4. Papers of James Taylor, Research Department Director, 1969 - early 1970s. |
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Miscellaneous administrative files regarding various research projects, including those by Helen Sargent, Herbert Spohn, and Elmer Green. |
118-15-01-10 thru |
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118-15-02-02 |
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Contents list by box. |
See Appendix |
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"Taylor, James" |
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5. Institutional Review Board files |
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Ensures ethical practices in psychiatric testing. |
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Alphabetical files, 1973-1990s |
118-15-01-[06-08] |
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History, minutes, agendas. |
118-15-01-09 |
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6. Miscellaneous subject files |
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See Also Coyne, Lolafaye, Individual Affiliates |
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1940s-50s. |
118-14-05-20 |
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118-14-05-20 contains manuscript material by Research Department Director David Rappaport. |
118-15-01-[01-04] |
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Biofeedback, 1980s. |
118-14-05-19 |
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Spencer Foundation |
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National Institute for Mental Health site visit and grant applications, 1960s-80s. |
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Research material: comparative study on Japanese and Caucasian children by Dr. Nancy Shand. |
102-11-06-08 |
F. Dept of Preventive Psychiatry |
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(formerly Dept of Social Applications) |
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This department emphasized the prevention of mental illness by providing consultation services to non-psychiatric community agencies and institutions, such as schools, police and welfare departments, public housing projects, retirement homes, courts, industrial plants. Eventually, the department expanded to provide psychiatric services to populations such as the poor, aged, minority groups, alcoholic and legal offenders. |
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1. General Records |
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Papers and publications by Dr. Harry Levinson |
102-08-06-02 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-PP3" for contents list |
104-03-02-04 |
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See Also Hoffmaster Papers, Research Department for Preventive Psychiatry |
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Budgets, 1966-1972. |
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2. Records relating to Community Psychiatry |
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2a. Community Service Office (CSO) |
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The Community Service office provided outpatient Mental Health services to low income- residents of East and North Topeka, as well as Oakland as an affiliate to Shawnee County Mental Health Corporation. [SCMHC] |
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Office history and administration documents, late 1970s-1983 |
102-11-6-10 |
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2a i. Papers of Richard Benson |
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KS and National Social Work Councils and Conferences |
118-07-02-09 |
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POTENTIAL RESTRICTIONS - SCREEN MATERIAL |
118-07-02-10 |
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Misc. subject files (juvenile delinquency, child welfare, community psychiatry) Patient interviews (case studies) 1960s. |
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Social Work and Preventive Psychiatry meeting minutes, memos. |
118-07-02-11 |
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Financial documents and therapy literature. |
|
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2b. Shawnee Community Mental Health Corporation |
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An affiliate of Menninger Foundation Community Service Office, and a contributor to CSO financial support. |
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Administrative documents: Board Meeting minutes, budgets, income/expense reports, policies and procedures, plus files relating to CSO and CABS. |
118-09-04-20 thru |
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118-09-05-01 |
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2. Records of the Division of Industrial Mental Health |
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Industrial mental Health, IMH history and seminars, 1961, 1971 |
102-08-05-[11-14] and 102-08-06-01 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-PP 1-2.2" in "Corporate Archives Lists Binder" for contents list by box. |
104-03-02-04 |
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3. Records of the Division of School Mental Health |
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Papers of Director of School Mental Health, 1960s. |
118-03-02-07 through 118-03-03-04 |
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Files regarding seminars and consultations by Ed Greenwood given to schools and educational systems locally and nationally, 1960s-70s. |
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See Also Greenwood, Ed, Individual Affiliates |
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Topeka schools |
118-03-02-[07 & 19] |
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Colloquia for Educators, 1965, given by RWM. |
118-03-02-[11-12] |
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Native American children/ Haskell Indian Nations University, Lawrence, Kansas. |
118-03-03-03 |
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4. Records of the Division of Law and Psychiatry |
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See Also Schulman, Robert E., Individual Affiliates |
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Law and Psychiatry introduction and programs |
102-08-05-03 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-PP4" in "Corporate Archives Lists" binder |
104-03-02-04 |
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Material relating to Lawrence Police Community Relations project development in conjunction with the Menninger Foundation. |
102-11-03-05 |
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5. Records of the Division of Religion & Psychiatry |
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The Division of Religion and Psychiatry was an outgrowth of a elective seminar on the subjects held by Dr. Karl at the Menninger School of Psychiatry in 1950. Thomas Klink became the Division's first director in 1957, whose programs emphasized pastoral care and counseling for parish clergy. |
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5a. General Records |
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Booklets relating to Religion and Psychiatry, Gallahue Seminar material, 1954-60, miscellaneous administrative documents, Religion and Psychiatry Training Program reports, 1959-1964, Papers of Seward Hiltner. |
102-08-07-12 thru 102-09-01-04 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "IR-RP" in "Corporate Archives Lists" binder for contents list by box. |
104-03-02-04 |
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TMF Religion and Psychiatry |
102-11-05-10 |
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5b. Papers of Thomas Klink, Chaplain and Director of Division of Religion and Psychiatry and Coordinator of Graduate Studies in Religion and Psychiatry |
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Subject files, A-Z. |
118-08-04-[07-12] |
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Individuals by last name, A-Z. |
118-08-04-[12-14] |
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Literature regarding pastoral care, 1950s-60s. |
118-08-04-[14-15] |
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Miscellaneous A-Z, including Council for Clinical Training, lectures, speeches, and sermons, literature on pastoral care and other psychotherapies, 1950s-1970s. |
118-08-04-[15-20] |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Klink, Thomas" for complete box list. |
104-04-02-11 |
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Files regarding seminar information, correspondence, some with Paul Pruyser, and literature relating to Religion & Psychiatry, mostly 1950s-60s. |
118-05-03-05 |
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Manuscript by Klink A Perspective of Depth in Pastoral Work, 1965. |
102-09-04-06 |
G. Division of Rehabilitation Services/ Center for Applied Behavioral Sciences [CABS] |
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Formerly the Department of Preventive Psychiatry. |
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1. General Administrative Records |
|
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CABS newsletter |
104-05-01-02 |
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Rehabilitation programs - finances, 1984-87 |
118-13-01-17 |
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Paid accounts, 1986-89. |
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CABS budget, 1984-88. |
118-13-01-17 |
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Rehabilitation personnel, 1984-88 |
|
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2. Records of the Projects with Industry Program |
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Projects with Industry was an employment program designed to identify, train, place, and provide follow-up services to mentally and physically disabled persons. Through transitional employment, disabled persons work for 3-6 months as part-time employees at special job training sites supervised by Menninger Foundation Staff. (From TPR Jan 29, 1982) |
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Budget and grant proposals. |
118-07-05-02 |
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Proposals for budget and financial studies, 1980s. |
118-07-05-03 |
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Correspondence of Herbert B. Mosher, 1983-84. |
|
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Budgets and financial reports, 1983 fiscal year. |
118-07-05-04 |
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3. Records relating to Youth Advocacy/CHARLEE Program |
|
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Charlee [Children Have All Rights - Legal, Educational, Emotional] Program, a youth housing program developed by the Menninger Foundation and administered through Menninger's Community Services Administration, initially referred to as the Youth Advocacy Project. Funded by federal dollars as well as private donations and grants. |
|
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See Also Group Homes, Children's Division, The Menninger Clinic, |
|
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Menninger Foundation Corporate Archives. |
|
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Files regarding juvenile group home program development. |
Various locations |
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See Appendix |
|
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"Youth Advocacy/ CHARLEE Program" |
|
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Files regarding administration of Menninger Youth Homes |
118-10-01-[03-16] |
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(CHARLEE Program) operated throughout the United States, late 1970s-90s. |
|
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See Menninger Archives Finding Aid "Charlee Program" for contents list by box |
104-04-02-11 |
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Files of Alex Lazzarino, J.D., Co-Director of Menninger Youth Programs re: administration of Menninger youth home properties. |
118-10-01-17 |
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4. Records relating to Vocational Rehabilitation (Return to Work Centers) |
|
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An outgrowth of Projects with Industry Program. Return to Work Centers had various branches off the Menninger Campus. |
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Publications by Menninger Rehabilitation services regarding vocational rehabilitation literature reviews, facilitiy/organizational directories, programming, etc, 1980s. |
118-10-02-01 |
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Return to Wk Program 1992 |
102-11-07-15 |
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Vocational Rehab. Research and Training center reports, 1980s. |
|
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5. Records of the Menninger Management Institute [MMI] |
|
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Provided programming and seminars for professionals regarding mental health and well-being in the workplace. |
|
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5a. Administrative files |
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Papers of Glenn Swogger, Director of CABS 1979-1986, pertaining to MMI and CABS administration. Includes some papers of Thomas Dolgoff, Management Consultant. |
118-13-01-[19-20] thru |
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118-13-02-[01-16] |
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5b. Papers of Thomas Dolgoff, MMI/CABS Management Consultant |
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Administrative documents, budgets, program calendars, and meeting agenda, research and feasibility studies, 1970s-80s. |
118-13-01-[17-18] |
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See Also Dolgoff, Thomas, Individual Affiliates |
|
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5c. Executive Seminar material |
118-13-02-[17-20 thru |
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"Towards Understanding Men", 1960s-70s. |
118-13-03-[01-03] |
H. Miscellaneous Publications of the Menninger Foundation |
|
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1. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, v.1 n.1 1936- v.49 n.6 1985 |
102-09-01-05 thru |
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A peer-reviewed professional journal of psychiatry that began publication in 1936. Produced bimonthly until 1989, produced quarterly from 1990 forward. |
102-09-02-02 |
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See Also Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, Division of Scientific Publications, |
|
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Education Division. |
|
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2. 829 |
118-12-04-08 |
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Adult patient literary magazine, 1961-1970. |
|
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3. Menninger Messenger, 1981-1991. |
118-07-02-16 |
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Weekly newsletter for patients. (includes minutes of patient council, event schedules, etc). |
|
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4. Menninger Perspectives, v. 1-v.24, 1970-1992 |
118-07-02-15 |
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A bi-monthly publication for members, employees, and alumni of the Menninger Foundation by the Office of Information and the MSP Alumni Association. |
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5. Menninger Quarterly, 1949-1969. |
118-12-04-09 |
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6. Newsweek |
118-12-04-08 |
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Staff weekly newsletter, 1969-1971. |
|
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7. The Rough Draft |
102-08-04-11 |
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Secretaries' newsletter, Oct 1982-Jan 1985. |
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8. Roundabout, 1947-1959, 1960-1961. |
118-07-02-[17-18] |
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Newsletter for patients (contains activity schedules, special events, etc.) |
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9. TPR (Temperature, Pulse, Respiration) |
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Menninger staff newsletter, 1940-1984. |
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118-12-04-[06-11] |
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1940-1970. |
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104-02-03-04 thru |
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104-02-04-02 |
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10. The Week Ahead, 1962-1970, 1984-1988. |
118-07-02-[16-17] |
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Weekly newsletter for CFMMH employees. |
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See Also Records of CFMMH, The Menninger Clinic |
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I. Organizational Affiliates |
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1. Records of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry [GAP] |
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William Menninger was once of the founding members of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, established in 1946, and was elected as the organization's first chairman. GAP members, concerned about social issues, sought to maximize their influence on the profession by campaigning for preventive mental health initiatives. |
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See William C. Menninger Papers. |
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2. Records produced by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals [JCAH] |
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Later known as the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the JCAH surveyed hospitals and other health facilities and programs and certifies that they have met the standards set by the Joint Commission. |
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Data and reports, 1970s. |
118-12-01-12 |
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3. Records of the Kansas Psychiatric Society [KPS] |
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A branch of the American Psychiatric Association also referred to as Kansas District Branch (KDB). |
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See Also Greenwood, Edward (first KPS secretary), Individual Affiliates |
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Klemmer, Herbert (chairman APA and KPS Delegate to Assembly |
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1960s), Individual Affiliates. |
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Donald B. Rinsley Papers, Ms. Collection 5031 (microfilm, catalogued separately) |
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Newsletters |
118-03-01-05 |
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KPS Committees, 1980s. |
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Finances, quarterly reports, budgets, 1980s-90s. |
118-03-01-06 |
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History of KPS. |
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Membership cards and applications. Constitution. APA files, Correspondence, 1940s-50s. |
118-03-01-07 |
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Meeting minutes, 1970s-80s. |
118-03-01-08 |
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Membership rosters, 1970s-80s. |
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Various commissions on mental health. |
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History of the District Branches and the Assembly monograph |
118-03-01-09 |
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Committee and meeting files, 1980s. |
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KPS newsletters, 1960-1984. |
118-03-01-05 |
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Treasurer's files, 1960s-1980s. |
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Donald Rinsley litigation, 1978 |
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Meeting notes and Committee files, 1980s. |
102-11-05-01 |
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4. Records of the Topeka Psychoanalytic Society[TPS] |
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A professional organization for psychiatrists. |
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Contains membership rosters, administrative material, meeting minutes of the TPS, as well as meeting minutes of the International and American Psychoanalytic Societies, 1930s-2000. |
Various locations |
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Contents list by box. |
See Appendix |
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"Topeka Psychoanalytic Society" |
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5. Records of miscellaneous organizations |
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Includes material from Kansas and National mental health affiliates, incl KPS corresp. And membership admin, and TIP correspondence and programming, 1940s-60s. |
102-04-05-12/102-04-07-01 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Organizations" in "Historic Psychiatry Lists" binder for contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
J. Individual Affiliates |
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Collections of personal and professional papers of individuals associated with the Menninger Foundation, including employees, medical staff, consultants, students, and other affiliates. |
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1. Miscellaneous staff biographies |
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Files containing biographical information and copies of publications by staff members, 1950s-1960s. Arranged alphabetically by last name. |
102-05-03-[09-14] |
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2. Allen, Jack |
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Facilities Project Manager of The Menninger Foundation, late 1970s-1990s. |
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See Also Records relating to Facilities Development, Central Administration |
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Foundation Financial Committee minutes and various financial statements; strategic planning and fundraising reports by consultants; construction bids and project proposals. |
102-10-03-[01-06] |
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Children's Hospital/West Campus expansion, 1989-1993. |
102-10-03-04 |
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East Campus facility appraisals, 1980. |
102-10-03-06 |
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3. Averill, Stuart, 1924-1996 |
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A 1958 graduate of the Menninger School of Psychiatry, Averill returned to the Foundation as staff psychiatrist in 1972, after serving as Clinical Director of the Boys Industrial School, Topeka, Kansas, since 1958. He became Director of Diagnostic & Consultation Services, Adult Outpatient Department, in 1976, until 1984, when he was appointed Medical Director of the Adult Department of the CF Menninger Memorial Hospital. Before his departure from the post in 1989, he became a training analyst and was, for a short time before his death, Director of the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis, beginning in 1994. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Material related to Averill's work at the Boys Industrial School, 1958-1972. |
102-03-04-09 |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Averill, Stuart - Boys Industrial School" for more information and contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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4. Bay, Alfred Paul |
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Assistant Managing Officer and Superintendent in Illinois State Hospital System, 1940s-1950s, later became Director of Topeka State Hospital. |
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See Also Topeka State Hospital, Records regarding Menninger Training Hospitals, |
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Education Division |
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Correspondence of Alfred Paul Bay and meeting minutes of Illinois State Hospital Superintendent Council and Illinois Psychiatric Research Council, 1948-1952 |
118-06-03-01 |
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Survey of Alton State Hospital [Illinois], 1946. Social services and policies of Alton State Hospital and correspondence between Bay and patients/general inquiries, 1941-1946. |
102-03-03-14 |
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5. Buskirk, James |
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MD, named Section Chief of Pozez-II psychiatric treatment unit, C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital, 1984. |
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See Also Records of the CFMMH, The Menninger Clinic |
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Papers, 1973-1986, including Pozez-II Section Council meeting minutes, 1983, 1986-87, and drafts of Pozez-II handbooks: Living Standards, Admission Procedures, and Philosophy. |
102-11-06-14 |
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6. Cerney, Sr. Mary S. |
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Member of staff at C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital and author of "Agitator of Complacency", an article about Karl Menninger, 1991. |
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See Also Records of the CFMMH, The Menninger Clinic |
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Miscellaneous subject files, no apparent order, regarding psychoanalysis and psychotherapy treatment, as well as personality assessment. |
118-09-02-[01-20] |
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Contents list by box. |
See Appendix |
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"Cerney, Sr. Mary S." |
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7. Cholden, Louis |
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Dr. Louis M. Cholden (1918-1956) earned his MD at Rush Medical School in Chicago and completed his residency at the Menninger School of Psychiatry; during this period he spent many hours working at the Kansas Rehabilitation Center for the Blind. Following his residency he became Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of California - Los Angeles. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Cholden material consists of biographical information, articles and monographs by Cholden and/or pertinent to his research interests, ca. 1950s. |
102-03-04-10 |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Cholden, Louis" for contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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8. Collins, Dean |
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Dean Collins was a psychiatrist who served as an administrator of the Menninger Foundation in various capacities: he was an assistant director in the 1970s, became Director of Continuing Education in 1978, Director of Education and of Residency Training in 1981, and Director of Psychiatry in 1986. |
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See Also General Administration Records, Records of CFMMH, The Menninger |
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Clinic |
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Subject files (administrative) from A-Z, 1970s. |
118-07-03-[01-04] |
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9. Davis, Allen |
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Allen Davis was a Clinical Social Worker at C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital, 1980s-1990s. He coordinated the Residential Services Program, which employed patients at the Clinic, Partial Hospitalization Services (PHS), and the Halfway House Program, developed to encourage independent living and home ownership. |
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See Also Records of CFMMH, The Menninger Clinic |
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Files regarding Community Residence Program (CRP - est. 1985), Partial Hospitalization Services (PHS), and Halfway House Program, 1980s-1990s. |
118-09-04-[18-19] |
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10. Coyne, Lolafaye |
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Research psychologist, member of research team in Menninger Foundation's Research Department. |
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See Also Research Department |
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Contains dissertations, theses, and projects supervised by Coyne, grant proposals, and copies of papers by colleagues and others, 1970s-80s. |
118-09-04-[13-15] |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Coyne, Lolafaye" for contents list. |
104-04-02-11 |
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11. Crabb, John |
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Dr. John A. Crabb (1969-1961), a contemporary of Dr. Charles F. Menninger, was a member of the first Board of Directors of the Menninger Sanitarium. He received his MD from the University of Kansas and practiced medicine in Topeka from 1906-1954. |
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See Also Historical Records, General Clinic Records, The Menninger Clinic |
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The Crabb collection consists of correspondence and medical articles from 1930-1955 |
102-03-04-[11-14] |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Crabb, John" for more information and contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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12. Dolgoff, Thomas |
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Thomas Dolgoff, a VA administrator who collaborated with Karl Menninger in operating Winter VA Hospital, joined the Menninger Foundation as an executive assistant in 1952 before being placed in a leadership position in the Adjunctive Therapy department of C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital. He later served as an administrator in the Center for Applied Behavioral Sciences [CABS]. |
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See Also Records of the Menninger Management Institute, CABS |
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Subject files regarding the Children's Division inservice training program, 1977-79; audio-visual task force and policy development, 1978 & 1984; and American Medical Association site visits to CFMMH, 1966, 1969, 1974, 1979. |
102-03-05-02 |
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13. Duhl, Leonard H. |
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Leonard Duhl was a fellow of the Menninger School of Psychiatry from 1949-1951, fulfilling his residency at the Winter VA Hospital. He became a trustee of the Menninger Foundation in 1994. After serving many years for the National Institute of Mental Health and other posts in government and academia, Duhl became a professor at the School of Public Health, University of California-Berkley. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Trustee Records, Board of Trustees |
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Papers regarding the National Institute of Health (NIH), 1956-1967; Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), 1965-1967; and the Department of Health Education and Welfare (HEW), 1961-1963. Manuscripts and subjects - poverty, peace corps, world health care. |
118-08-05-[15-18] |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Duhl, Leonard" for contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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Material from Duhl's years at University of California-Berkeley, including dissertations of advisees, student recommendations and correspondence, manuscripts and reprints by Duhl, and cassette tapes and reels, 1960s-1990s. |
118-08-5-[19-20] thru 118-09-01-[01-20] |
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Cassette tapes and reels |
118-08-05-[19-20] & 118-09-01-[18-20] |
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Conferences, health care promotion, 1970s and misc. |
118-09-01-10 |
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Correspondence with students and colleagues, 1960s-80s. |
118-09-01-[05,08,09] |
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Dissertations. |
118-09-01-[01, 02, 04, 07, 08, 12-16] |
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Foreign travel, 1960s. |
118-09-01-03 |
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Manuscripts and reprints, 1960s-80s. |
118-09-01-06 |
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14. Fleischman, Otto |
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Dr. Otto Fleischman (1896-1963) immigrated to the United States in 1950 from Vienna, where he had been the Director of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Institute. In Topeka, he assumed a central role in the growth of the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis, and directed the organization from 1953-1960. Fleischman was also a faculty member of the Menninger School of Psychiatry and a consultant to the Boys Industrial School and the Topeka State Hospital. |
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See Also Records of the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis, Education Division |
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Fleischman's papers consist of alphabetical files including subjects and individuals, 1934-1960. |
118-07-02-[09-10] |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Fleischman, Otto" for contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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Another set of Fleischman papers, arranged A-Z, ca. 1950s. |
118-15-02-[03-04] |
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15. Fleming, Peter |
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Peter Fleming completed his residency at the Menninger School of Psychiatry in 1948. He rose through the ranks of the Menninger Clinic until 1962 when he became Director of C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital and served as such throughout the 1960s. Fleming was also a member of the executive committee that directed the Menninger School of Psychiatry. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP Education Division |
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General Administration Records, Records of the CFMMH, The Menninger |
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Clinic |
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Subject files A-Z, including Supervisor's meeting minutes, 1965-66, and notes on Professional Staff meetings, 1968-69. |
118-07-02-[12-14] |
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16. Folsom, James C. |
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A graduate of Menninger School of Psychiatry, Folsom's career included service as Director of VA Hospital, Tuskaloosa, Alabama, 1960s, Trustee to Menninger Foundation ca. 1975, and Director, International Council for the Disabled [ICD], 1980s. Folsom also served on the Fundraising Committee to support Karl Menninger's group homes for children, The Villages. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Trustee records, Board of Trustees |
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Material relating to Folsom's professional life and personal interests, 1950s-70s. |
102-03-05-[04-12] |
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Contents list by box. |
SEE APPENDIX |
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"Folsom, James C." |
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Four sets of subject files A-Z, 1970s-1980s. Contents lists included in some boxes containing files marked "#, Topeka Transfile, month/year." |
118-08-02-20 thru |
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118-08-03-16 |
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Literature regarding Aging, including Alzheimers Disease, Senile Dementia, Rehabilitation and Treatment, and Kansas Assocation on Aging. Also includes a file on The Villages, a children's group home project founded independently of the Menninger Foundation by Karl Menninger in the 1980s. |
118-05-03-04 |
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17. Gabbard, Glen |
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Glen Gabbard fulfilled his residency at the Menninger School of Psychiatry, then joined the Menninger Foundation staff, spending five of his 26 years of service as Director of the C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital and seven as a Distinguished Professor of Psychoanalysis and Education at the Menninger School of Psychiatry. Gabbard also served as the Director of the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Divison |
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Manuscript, Sexual Exploitation in Professional Relationships, 1989, Gabbard, ed. |
102-09-05-03 |
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Manuscripts by Gabbard, Psychiatry & the Cinema, Psychodynamic Psychiatry in Clinical Practice, 1990; Medical Marriages, 1988. |
118-05-03-03 |
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One reprint. |
102-09-04-10 |
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18. Greenwood, Edward |
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An MD who served as Director of the Menninger Foundation Children's Division from 1946 to the early 1950s, Greenwood became Director of the School Mental Health program of the Department of Preventative Psychiatry in the 1960s |
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See Also Records of the Division of School Mental Health, Department of |
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Preventive Psychiatry |
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General Administration Records, Records of the Children's Division, The |
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Menninger Clinic |
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Article by Greenwood. |
102-11-07-14 |
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Material relating to child psychology, child mental health, juvenile delinquency, and the development of the School Mental Health program, including departmental meeting minutes, talks and presentations by Greenwood and others, conference and training program administrative documents, 1960s-80s. |
118-08-02-[03-09] |
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Correspondence regarding Greenwood consultant work, 1960s. Includes some correspondence of Prescott Thompson, Head of the Aging Program of the Department of Preventive Psychiatry. |
118-06-02-17 |
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Material generated by Commission on Obscenity & Pornography, Washington D.C., 1969-70. Includes relevant clippings, articles, and testimony. |
102-05-05-03 |
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19. Hall, Bernard H. |
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Dr. Bernard H. Hall (1919-1987) earned his MD from the University of Kansas in 1944. In 1946, he became a member of the first class of residents in training at the Menninger School of Psychiatry. Upon completing his residency in 1949, Hall joined the clinical staff at Menninger as Director of the School for Psychiatric Aides (until 1952), and was a consultant to Topeka State Hospital and the Veterans Hospital, Topeka. In 1960, he became Director of Adult Outpatient Services and was Director of Clinical Services from 1968-1971. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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General Records, The Menninger Clinic |
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This collection of Hall's papers pertain to his professional work as a psychiatrist at the Menninger Foundation, 1955-1970. |
102-03-06-10 thru 102-03-07-08 |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Hall, Bernard" for more information and contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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Minutes and proceedings of Clinical Council and Administrative Council; material pertaining to other professional staff organizations, 1960s. |
118-06-03-03 |
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20. Hirschberg, J. Cotter |
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A graduate of the Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis, Hirschberg became the Dean of Faculty of Menninger School of Psychiatry in 1973. In 1976 he became Dean of Faculty of Education Dept, acting Director of that department in 1977. Hirschberg also served temporarily as Chief of Professional Services in November of 1977, receiving a 5-year appointment to that position in April 1978. |
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See Also General Administrative Records, Education Division |
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This collection contains primarily subject files, arranged loosely in alphabetical order, regarding children, delinquency, and family therapy as they relate to psychotherapy and personality. 118-09-05-12 contains a list of Hirschberg's publications. |
118-09-05-[12-19] |
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21. Homlish, John S., Jr. |
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Professor of Religious Science at Washburn University. |
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See Also Records of the Division of Religion & Psychiatry, Department of |
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Preventive Psychiatry |
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Lecture notes, syllabi, and other course-related material. Publications by conventions of religious academies. Draft of Homlish's dissertation, "Process & Divinity", 1973. |
118-09-05-10 |
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22. Horwitz, Leonard |
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A Menninger psychologist. |
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Papers and correspondence regarding the development of a group psychotherapy program, 1980s. |
102-11-05-15 |
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23. Hyland, Joseph |
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An MD at The Menninger Clinic. |
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Grant application, proposal, and report regarding counseling techniques for breast cancer patients, 1976-1981; memos and evaluation forms for Cancer Planning Committee of C.F. Menninger Memorial Hospital, late 1970s. |
102-09-04-19 |
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24. Klemmer, Herbert |
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Dr. Herbert Klemmer (1911-2000) was a resident in psychiatric training at the Menninger School of Psychiatry [MSP] from 1947-1949 and section chief at the Veterans Hospital, Topeka, from 1947-1956. In 1956, Klemmer was named Associate Dean of the MSP, and served as chairman of the Sloan Visiting Professorship Awards Committee from 1956-1962. He became Director of the Menninger School of Psychiatry (MSP) in 1962, holding the position until 1971. After 1971, Klemmer continued on at Menninger as a staff psychiatrist and corresponding secretary for the MSP Alumni. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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General Administration, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Subject files arranged in alphabetical order. Half of the collection pertains to Klemmer's work with the American Psychiatric Association (1960s-1970s); the remainder includes files concerning several Kansas-based psychiatric societies. Correspondence with individuals is limited to the years 1960-1971. |
118-08-03-17 thru |
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118-08-04-01 |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Klemmer, Herbert" for more information and contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11 |
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Correspondence related to Klemmer's consultation work at Kansas training schools, colleges, hospitals, and clinics, 1960s. |
118-09-05-05 |
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One reprint. |
102-09-04-10 |
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25. Law, Mildred |
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Mildred Law (1899-1975), a graduate of the University of Kansas, first worked at the Menninger Clinic in 1921 as a laboratory technician, serving the Assistant to the General Secretary in later years and becoming Vice President of the Foundation in the mid-1940s. In the formative years of the Clinic and Foundation, Law worked directly with Menninger Drs. Charles, Karl, and Will, and later served as an administrator to Drs. Karl and Will, as well as Lester Roach. Her service as building coordinator and architect liaison were central to the development of the Children's Hospital. |
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See Also Historical Records, General Clinic Records, The Menninger Clinic |
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Clipping Scrapbooks, Records of the Museum & Archives, Central |
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Administration |
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This collection of Law's papers reflects her work as an administrator at The Menninger Foundation, 1940s-1950s. |
102-04-01-[07-11] |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Law, Mildred" for contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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26. Mead, Margaret |
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Margaret Mead (1901-1978) was a celebrated anthropologist who studied human development from a cross-cultural perspective. Published findings of her 1920s studies in American Samoa and New Guinea refuted the belief that "primitive" peoples were developmentally like children. Mead's relationship with the Menninger Foundation began in 1942; she continued to visit the Foundation as a visiting professor throughout the remainder of her career. |
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See Also Visiting Professors, Records of the MSP, Education Divison |
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Files relating to Mead visits to the Menninger Foundation, 1950s-1970s, containing correspondence, speaking/engagement schedules, press releases, and articles. Collection also includes biography and bibliography files. |
102-05-03-08 |
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27. Miller, Milton |
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A graduate of the Menninger School of Psychiatry, he became Director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Psychiatry in 1961. Miller is the author of Psychiatry, A Personal View, 1982. |
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See Also Students & Alumni, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Photocopy of Miller's Psychiatry, A Personal View, with attached note by Edward Greenwood, 1989. |
102-09-05-04 |
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28. Murphy, Gardner |
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Gardner Murphy was born in 1895 in Chillicothe, Ohio. He earned his undergraduate degree in psychology at Yale, masters at Harvard, and doctorate at Columbia. Murphy was appointed Director of Research at the Menninger Foundation in 1952, serving in that position until 1965; he was also named as a Pfeiffer Professor Emeritus of the Menninger School of Psychiatry. |
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See Also Research Department |
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Curricula & Academics, Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Murphy, Lois, Individual Affiliates |
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Gardner Murphy's papers consist of correspondence, KMSP lecture notes, research project material, 1950s-1960s. |
118-07-05-[05-20] |
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29. Murphy, Lois B. |
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Lois Barclay Murphy (1902- ) was a research psychologist and therapist in Children's Services at the Menninger Foundation. Upon graduation of Vassar College, Murphy taught comparative religion at Sarah Lawrence College in New York state, where she was also an advisor to the nursery school. She earned her PhD at Columbia University, later publishing her dissertation under the title Social Behavior in Child Personality. After returning to Sarah Lawrence College to create the first child development center, Murphy moved to Topeka with her husband, Gardner Murphy, himself a psychologist, who had been appointed Director of Research at the Menninger Foundation. The two co-authored several books, including Western Psychology: from the Greeks to William James and Asian Psychology; Murphy also published of her own articles and studies, many of which were published by the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Child Development, Bureau of Child Development Service. |
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See Also Research Department |
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Murphy, Gardner |
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84 cubic ft. boxes |
118-04-03-11 thru 118-05-02-14 |
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This collection of Lois Murphy papers nearly all pertains to her studies in child and infant coping mechanisms. In most cases, an existing organization of the files in not apparent. Most boxes contain a mixture of case studies, research notes, and manuscript material. Specific content is listed in the appendix; where a box description is not provided, contents are miscellaneous notes. |
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Contents list by box. |
See Appendix |
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"Murphy, Lois" |
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30. Neiswanger, David |
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David Neiswanger (1892-1963) was born in Topeka, the son of a well-regarded real estate man. As such, he served on boards of area nonprofit organizations and was involved in community development. Neiswanger served as the President of The Menninger Foundation from 1941-1958, playing a significant role in the Menninger Foundation's acquisition of Security Benefit and contributing to the successful conversion of Winter Army Hospital into a VA Hospital. He was a personal friend of Menninger Drs. Karl and Will. |
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See Also Board of Directors |
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Records of the President, Central Administration |
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This collection consists of Neiswanger's personal files related to his work with Menninger, dating from 1941-1960. |
118-08-02-[15-17] |
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See Menninger Archives finding aid "Neiswanger, David" for more information and contents list by box. |
104-04-02-11. |
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Material for talks promoting the Menninger Foundation. |
102-08-04-10 |
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31. Pratt, James F. ("Red") |
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James Pratt (1915-2000) was an adjunctive therapist, employed at the Menninger Clinic and Foundation from 1937-1989. During this period, he served successively as psychiatric aide, occupational therapist, Assistant Unit Head of Manual Arts, then to Head of the Recreation Unit, Adjunctive Therapy Section. In 1954, he became Director of the Adjunctive Therapy Department. He retired from TMF in 1981. |
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See Also Records relating to Activity (Adjunctive) Therapy, Records of CFMMH, |
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The Menninger Clinic |
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Pratt's papers reflect his professional interests in various types of activity therapy. |
We have these somewhere - were on original KSHS box inventory, but w/ out location. I was unable to locate them - adm. |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Pratt, James" for more information and contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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Pratt retirement file, contains clippings and other written memorials ca. 1981. |
102-10-04-06 |
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32. Pruyser, Paul W. |
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Paul W. Pruyser was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, immigrating to the United States in 1948 to complete his doctoral work in clinical psychology at Boston University. Pruyser first joined The Menninger Foundation in 1956, assisting Dr. Karl with his writing and teaching. He became Assistant Director of the Education Department in 1960 and was promoted to Director just two years later. During his nine years as Director, Pruyser was influential in shaping the curricula of the professional training programs in the Menninger School of Psychiatry & Mental Health Sciences. In 1972, he was appointed the Henry March Pfeiffer Professor of Research and Education, and directed Interdisciplinary Studies at Menninger beginning in 1975. Pruyser also served on the editorial board of the Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic from 1958 until his death in 1987, as Editor beginning in 1978. |
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See Also General Administrative Records, Education Division |
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Records of the KMSP, Education Division |
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Records of the Division of Scientific Publications, Education Division |
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Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, Misc. Publication of the MF |
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Records of the Division of Religion and Psychiatry, Department of |
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Preventive Psychiatry |
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Seventeen 5" document cases. |
102-04-07-06 thru |
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This group of Pruyser's papers include a variety of subjects and formats pertinent to his career at The Menninger Foundation, such as lectures, honors, correspondence, manuscripts, programs, and religious material, from the years 1956-1985. |
102-05-01-08 |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Pruyser, Paul" for more information and contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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Eighteen cubic ft. boxes. |
118-07-01-01 thru |
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Material as named above. |
118-07-02-08 |
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Contents list by box. |
SEE APPENDIX |
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"Pruyser, Paul" |
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Article by Pruyser. |
102-11-07-14 |
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33. Roach, Lester T. |
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Lester Roach was Chief Administrator of the Menninger Foundation from 1948-1975. |
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He earned his MA in public administration from the University of North Dakota, and worked for Office of the Surgeon General during World War II, where he met Will Menninger. After serving as Chief of Administrative Management for Medicine and Surgery Department in for a young Veterans Administration, Will Menninger hired him as his executive secretary in1948. He acted as Dr. Will's liaison to the Foundation's division directors, until Will's death in 1966. Roach continued as Executive Secretary under Roy Menninger, until he resigned in 1975. |
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See Also General Records (Interdepartmental, Central Administration |
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Records of General Meetings, Board of Trustees |
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Records of Committees, Board of Trustees |
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Records of the President, Central Administration |
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General Administration documents, alphabetical by subject, 1940s-70s, and files regarding building and grounds maintenance and personnel. |
118-06-05-[18-20] |
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118-06-05-118 contains reports from Roach to Dr. Will Menninger, 1948-66. |
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118-14-05-[15-18] |
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Administrative files of Lester Roach, largely compiled of minutes and proceedings of Annual and Executive Committee Meetings, as well as some correspondence and fundraising files, all ca. 1960s. |
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34. Schulman, Robert E. |
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Director of Law & Behavioral Science Programs, Division of Law and Psychiatry, Center for Applied Sciences (CABS), 1970s. |
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See Also Records of the Division of Law and Psychiatry, Department of |
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Preventive Psychiatry |
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Two cubic ft. boxes. |
118-07-02-[19-20] |
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Contains documents related to the administration of CABS, Menninger School of Psychology, and the Menninger Foundation, as well as memos, newsletters, and some correspondence. 118-07-03-20 contains some personal papers. |
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35. Segerson, John A. |
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Director, Department of Neurology, beginning in 1965. Segerson also taught courses in Neurology at the Menninger School of Psychiatry. |
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See Also Department of Neurology, Neurosurgery, Internal Medicine and |
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Laboratories, Records of CFMMH, The Menninger Clinic |
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One 5" document case. |
102-11-03-04 |
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Contains articles and reprints by Segerson, curriculum vitae, and continuing education material, 1980s. |
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36. Sheffel, Irving |
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A graduate of Harvard with an MA in public administration, Sheffel served in the Finance Department of the U.S. army during World War II, later transferring to the Bureau of the Budget. An administrator at the Menninger Foundation since before 1950, Sheffel was appointed the Foundation's first Vice President by Roy Menninger in the mid-1960s. |
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See Also General Records (Interdepartmental), Central Administration |
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Records of the President, Central Administration |
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Minutes of the Professional Staff Organization (PSO), subject files regarding the corporate organization of the Menninger Foundation |
118-06-02-18 |
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Subject files, A-Z. |
118-06-02-19 |
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37. Stone, John R. |
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John R. Stone (1899-1949) joined the Menninger Clinic staff as a psychologist in 1923. That same year he became a business partner, and in 1925, with the incorporation of the Menninger Sanitarium, he became a stockholder. Stone was the Business Manager of the Clinic and Southard School from 1926-1946. At the time of his death, he was the General Director of Administrative Services at the Foundation. |
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See Also Historical Records, General Clinic Records, The Menninger Clinic |
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One 5" document case. |
102-05-03-15 |
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This collection consists of correspondence between John Stone and Karl Menninger, David Neiswanger, and Lester T. Roach, dating from 1924-1949. |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Stone, John R." for more information and contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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38. Switzer, Robert E. |
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Robert E. Switzer (1918- ), MD, came to The Menninger Foundation in 1956 to serve as the Inpatient Director of the Children's Division. The following year he was promoted to Director; he also consulted for the Girl's Industrial School in Beloit, Kansas. |
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See Also General Administration Records, Records of the Children's Division, |
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The Menninger Clinic |
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One 2.5" document case. |
102-05-03-07 |
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Two cubic ft. boxes. |
118-08-04-[03-04] |
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Switzer's papers consist of files alphabetically arranged by subject, dating from 1951 to 1973. Examples of subjects include professional assignments and organizations, psychiatry training programs, correspondence, and consultation work. |
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See also Menninger Archives finding aid "Switzer, Robert" for more information and contents list by folder. |
104-04-02-11 |
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39. Tarlton, John |
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Adjunctive Therapist at Menninger Clinic. |
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See Also Records relating to Activity (Adjunctive) Therapy, Records of the CFMMH, The Menninger Clinic |
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Three cubic ft. boxes. |
118-09-05-20 through 118-10-01-02 |
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Contains Activity Therapy staff and student manuals, staff policies and procedural guidelines, articles on Activity Therapy by others, and seminar material, 1980s-1990s. |
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40. Woods, Robert P. |
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Neurologist at Menninger Clinic. |
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See Also Records of the Department of Neurology, Neurosurgery, Internal |
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Medicine and Laboratories, Records of the CFMMH, The Menninger |
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Clinic |
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Two 5" document cases. |
102-05-04-[11-12] |
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Contains data and operative/surgical notes by Woods at Winter VA Hospital, 1950s, and operative and discharge notes by Woods from The Children's Hospital, Boston, 1940s. |
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41. Uhr, Nathaniel |
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Nathaniel Uhr (1900-1994), doctor of internal medicine and Health Officer of the Menninger Foundation. |
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One 5" document case. |
102-05-04-01 |
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Contains article reprints by Uhr and others, 1950s-60s, continuing education coursework and certification documentation, 1970s-80s, and memos and correspondence within the Menninger Foundation, 1950s-1960s. |
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42. Zelman, Samuel |
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MD, Assistant Chief of Medical Services at Winter VA Hospital, ca. 1961. |
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See Also Winter VA Hospital, Records regarding Menninger Training Hospitals, |
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Education Division |
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One 5" document case. |
102-05-04-13 |
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Contains Literary Gleanings newsletter, 1967-72, book reviews and reprints by Zelman, and material related to Zelman's anti-smoking campaign, 1964-72. |
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K. Manuscripts |
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Manuscript material listed alphabetically by author's last name. Authors include Menninger Foundation staff, affiliates, and patients. |
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1. Article and reprint collections |
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A-Z by author last name. |
102-09-02-03 through 102-09-04-02 |
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See also "Manuscripts" in "Historic Psychiatry Lists" binder at for list of articles by last name of author. |
104-03-02-04 |
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Staff/non staff reprints/articles A-Z by author last name |
102-09-04-[11-14] |
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Miscellaneous Foundation staff-authored writings, including those by Foster, Godfrey, Katz, Simpson. |
102-09-04-10 |
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2. Carney, James |
102-09-04-09 |
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Karl Menninger's Psychoanalytic Odessey, 1986. (Masters thesis advised by Lawrence Friedman. ) |
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Freudians Come to Kansas, 1993. |
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3. Deshong, Barbara Rice |
102-09-05-11 |
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Food and correspondence with Jean Menninger. |
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4. Doehrman, Margery Jean Gross |
102-09-04-07 |
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Parallel Processes in Supervision & Psychotherapy, 1971. |
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5. Dorsey, John |
102-09-04-19 |
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MD & Professor at Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan. |
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Miscellaneous articles and reprints. |
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6. Ekstein, Rudolph |
102-09-04-15 |
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Psychotherapy II notebook, 1954-55. |
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7. Falck, Hans |
102-03-05-13 |
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Professor of Social Work and Sciences at The Menninger Foundation. |
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One 5" document case. |
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Copies of articles by Falck, dated before 1975. Contents list included in box. |
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8. Fellows, Ralph M. |
102-11-07-14 |
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9. Finninger, Paul, MD |
102-05-05-01 |
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One 5" document case. |
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Copies of manuscripts and articles by Dr. Karl Menninger, 1950s-70s. Contents list in box. |
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10. Fishbein, Morris |
102-09-04-16 |
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Holiday greetings in printed pamphlet form, consisting of daily diary entries, ca. 1950s. |
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11. Frazier, Harriet C. |
102-11-06-02 |
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The State Industrial School for Girls at Beloit, Kansas: the First Fifty Years, 1889-1939, 1988. |
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12. Freeman, Lucy |
102-09-04-17 |
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The Severed Soul, 1989. |
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Co-authored by Dr. Herbert Strean, et. al. |
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See also 102-09-04-10. |
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13. Gish, Lowell |
102-09-04-08 |
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Reform at Osawatomie State Hospital, 1972. Includes introduction by Karl Menninger, which was not used in final version. |
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14. Guggenheim, Paul |
102-10-05-01 |
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One 5" document case (not full). |
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Correspondence between Paul Guggenheim and Karl Menninger, including original musical compositions by Guggenheim, some dedicated to Menninger, 1977. |
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15. Halleck, Seymour |
102-11-07-14 |
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16. Herman, Louis |
118-09-04-16 |
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Professor of Mathematics, Kansas State University. |
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Personal diaries and papers, 1979-1992, 1993-1995 |
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17. Ingram, Alice Rover |
102-09-05-10 |
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18. Kahn, Betty |
102-09-04-05 |
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Years of Change, a novel based on a patient's Menninger treatment experience, 1953-1960. Written under the pseudonym Stephanie Michaels. |
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19. Key, William, PhD. |
102-09-04-5 |
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When People are Forced to Move, 1967. |
102-09-05-07 |
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(2 copies) |
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20. Menninger-Lenchenthal, Ehrich |
102-09-05-01 |
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Reprints of scholarly psychiatric articles by Ehrich Menninger-Lenchental, 1920-1960s. Written and printed in German. Includes one letter from Will Menninger to Menninger-Lechenthal acknowledging receipt of material, 1965. |
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21. Moriarty, Alice, PhD |
102-09-05-05 |
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(Mrty & Tng, MSS) Sr. psych @ MF |
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22. Mowrer, Howbart |
102-09-04-20 |
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Colleague of Karl Menninger, Research professor of psychiatry at Univerisity of Illinois |
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23. Plano, Ella |
102-09-04-18 |
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Patient autobiography, 1940, 1968. |
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24. Reider, Norman |
102-11-07-14 |
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25. Schneck, Jerome |
102-11-07-14 |
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26. Stilwell, Daisy |
102-11-03-03 |
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Patient art. |
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27. Stone, Leo |
102-11-07-14 |
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28. Taylor, James B. |
102-09-05-[08 & 09] |
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Director, Division of Social Research, Menninger Foundation |
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2 copies Doorstep Psychiatry. |
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29. Toussieng, Povl, PhD |
102-09-05-05 |
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(Co-author Moriarty, Alice) |
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30.Wallerstein, Robert |
102-11-07-14 |
