http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/50577d13832ff033ff6093da06888423.pdf fad36d716082b43520862869586c0d42 PDF Text Text February 10, 1965 Arthur Sugarman, M.D. Chief, Investigative Ptychlatry Section A. New Jersay Heuro~Paych13tr1c Inatttnua Box 1000 Princeton, New Jersey Dear Arthur: is a letter tram my secretary regarding your exponccs to vial: St. Louis. Sinca this is being paid from the Resident Training funds, yuur statement ingluaeo a $50 honorarium. Enclosed With tagard to noun old bfiiintlt, I cook the ranpounihility of submitting your regort on EEG ana.Bahavarlal Ghangcs to Dunn Clyde and his staff. Dr. Crane: was kind enough to critique tha statistics, and I am enclosing a not. for your uso. I: 13 my inpxnaston that thuy would be racpoutive to additional £n~ quitlan frou you if you wish. I am embarrataed regarding Turan’s dissertation. Apparently the cupy which I gave you 13 the o££1c1:1 unlvcrulty diaacrta~ clan. For purposes of clarity and in ordar to add additional data which the university felt abauld not be includeé. and which cgmo after his thesis had bocn accapcea. ho but asked his publltha: to issue a second odltion including chm additional data and an English summary. To avoid umbarraasmenc. I have not told him that I gave you a copy - as you know, ha-would ha upuet. I wanld be grateful if you wauld eaturn the copy after you hays rand 1e, and I will use to it that you as: the more canploto adiulon It soon as it is availablc. ' ‘ . to the growth of this staff, I am pleased to have you considcr joining us. There are two pacltions open ac_the luatltute at the present tint for which-99a quslify. With regard I an interested in catabllshlns another clinical ruccntch unit, eudovud 25 or 59 beds in the Institute and bad: in the State Hospital a: as any wiab. initially with either supported by go many �Dr. A. A. Sugcrman Zulo-éé ?cgc Two This unit ahould he devoted to the kind of program. which you have so ably dcvclopod. including curly clinical drug evaluation. touting of specific hypothesis of drug action, and for aomc cor- related laboratory studies. In ECDEU, tion, some I would spacial to soc new coopoondo tested in out populalit: cmphccis pcthcpa on adolcacontc and the agcfi. cantor is a fertile ground for finch studios, but require: leadership which I think you can give it. copeciclly if supported by the ohcctvctiona of tuna patients in our own words. Once such studies are undertaken. the laboratory studies, especially EEG. will bccomc a concurrent part. Tho youth second position is a senior one, with the additional tccponcibility of the Resident Psychiatric Training Program (requires pcthapc 1/3 time) and the opportunity for a clinical unit of the Institute. At the present time the Psychicttic Training 9togtcm is supervised by Dr. Ulett and myself. Ha otc anxious to have nomcbody who is principally recoatoh otiontod to expand and develop this program. It is our goal to have on many of our residents as A possible outer research at community servico cateots. In either position, I would consider your appointment as equal to that of Dr. Gerohoc, Dr. Itil, or myself. . this will permit the division of 150 beds into four it, the for units present. It may be possible in the next bicnnium another senior investigator with clinical responsibility. to appoint In that eventuality. we will begin to take responsibility for some of the facilities of the hospital, using our beds for those observations which must ho made in the units. At the present time, for example. Sam and Sol have 1A patients in the aeuctnl Hospital - thcy are a control group for a number in the Institute for ono of their studico. As I see and Huntington Uhivotaity is review the undotgoiug at present time; however, the appointments of and Gctahon have boon approved by the appropriate faculty Dru. committcoc, and I cxpcct than to ho concocted at tho and of this month. I would be plcacod to rccoanond your appointmcnt and can covilion no problem in that acorc. The rolationchip bctvccn the Institute ltil Solution at the Missouri Institotc of Psychiatry are based on o 48 hour wank, cincc they are on a full tinc basic. Senior noicntiots ate appointcd concurrently to the Institute and to the Psychiatric Rococtch Foundction of ”inconti. tho latter hot and. pocniblc a anchor of pccroquioits, including a totircucnt honciit through TIAA at a rat: or approximately 10! of colary. Tho Micoouti Instincmc of Psychiatry cclaty range is $18,000 to $21.000-pct annum for the position. we cto discussing, to which the Revocation'a 101 is «Good. It in our hope that the Foundation's contribution �Dr. A. A. Sugormuu 2—10—6b Page Thtoo will roach 202 within thin biennium. In addition to a boon salary plus a Foundation commitment which inolodoo rotiteoooz bouofito, chore uro allowance: from tho Institute for eravol and nomberohip fees. which make it unnaooloory for no to havo many profeooionol orpenooo. With regard to your quootion about u hiatus - I do not think that this would occur for you for as long a period on it hos for no. Ploolo realise tho: whom I can. horo to had on oupty shell and is only in the past few months that l have boon able to undertake some studies of my own. it populatibnt here are similar to your own. and tho facilities are already eotablithod to that you oould work with tho ovoiloblo The equipment until your own The growth of research The present advontagos wore establiohod. inatituteo is a phenomena in.Amorica. one has over onothor is largely the support given by the goront body. Twonty—fivo yoars ago when KY?! was organized, it was given sufficient iopotus to become the outstanding reoearch center of that period. sad it ho. called on that reputation ever since. Other conters Ilka Err}. IPPI, and those of Hebraoka. Oklnhoma, and Indiana hovo not shown the growth originally envisioned for them becauso they veto never givon the I that initial ouoport. know if this Institute will do not ho liko HY?! or EPQI, but have roceived magnificont support from the State and the community. The additionol support from the Rational Institutes of fienlth has been astonishing, and with the addiciOn of a few meta research psychiatrists. I believe we will have one of the we finest clinical psychiatric resoareh centers in tho notion in a very short while. additional advantage of location in o largo.cit§, direct affiliation with a university with excellent groéuate and undergraduate programs, with national and international reputationn, the backing on our own grounds of a 2,800 had State Hospital, tad go have the a new It facility was a easily. to vioit no. which cannot be matched great plan-ore for you Sincerely, Fink. 3.9. Director Max 33/51: 833 o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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