Category Archives: Psychology

Ruth Guttman

Posted on April 5, 2013 by Rachel Levy

Thank you to Niva Kramek, who submitted this information about one of her grandmothers, Ruth Guttman.  Niva says She’s been an inspiration to me, and one of the reasons I’ve always grown up assuming that science and medicine isn’t that unusual a … Continue reading →

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Avis Cohen

Posted on March 14, 2013 by Rachel Levy

Mathematician Lisa Fauci suggested I contact Avis Cohen to add to the project.  Avis sent me this wonderful bio called “Snapshots of growing up female in the ‘40’s, ‘50s and beyond”  Born Avis Hope Schulner, November 29, 1941, just before … Continue reading →

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Michele Hoffnung

Posted on February 19, 2013 by Rachel Levy

Michele Hoffnung, grandmother of six bright and beautiful children, ages 11.5 to almost 2. The two youngest. Lalo and Pia, are in this photo with her. I was trained as an experimental psychologist (PhD from University of Michigan) and have … Continue reading →

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