Background
Neymann, Clarence Adolph was born on November 7, 1887 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Adolph M. and Emma H. (Huscher) Neymann.
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Clarence Adolph Neymann
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Bachelor of Arts, Harvard, 1909, Doctor of Medicine Heidelberg University, Germany, 1915. Degree in medicine, honoris causa, University of Ghent, 1946.
Career
Instructor psychiatry, Phipps Clinic, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1915-1918, also director laboratory of Internal Medical. Superintendent of Cook County (Illinois) Psychopathic Hospital, 1919-1922. Assistant professor psychiatry, Rush Medical College, 1919-1921.
Associate professor psychiatry Northwestern University Medical School, 1921-1948, professor since 1948, member University Senate, 1948.
Appointed honorary professor Medical National University of Mexico, 1933. Exchange professor Belgian-American Ednl.
Foundation to university of Ghent, Louvain, Liege and Brussels, 1935. Chief of staff Cook County Psychopathic Hospital.
Consultant in neuropsychiatry, Illinois Charitable Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Infirmary, Veterans Rehabilitation Center, Chicago and Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Medical Association, Royal Society of Medicine, American Academy of Physical Medicine, American Psychiatric Association. Member American Psychopathol. Society, Illinois Psychiatric Society (president 1943-1944), Central Neuro-Psychiatric Society, Chicago Neurological Society (president 1946-1947), Society de Medicine Mentale de Belgique (honorary), Indian Psychiatric Society (honorary), Chicago Institute Medical, Chicago Medical Society, Chicago Society of Medical History, Chicago Society for Personality Study, Chicago Academy Criminology, Chicago Pathology
Society, Illinois State Medical Society, Society of Harvard Chemists, Johns Hopkins Medical Society, Yucatan Medical Society (honorary), Phi Chi, Phi Kappa Epsilon.
Connections
Married Virginia Hall, May 7, 1927.
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Nationality
American