| Description | Papers of Lionel R.C. Haward (1920-1988) BSc, MA Dr. Psy. (Leyden), FBPsS, C.Psychol. University of Southampton, Reader and Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology University of Surrey Guidford, Principal Psychologist, Direstor of Research , Aeromedical International Chichester, Department of Clinical Psychology, Graylingwell Hospital, Chichester, Senior Psychologist, Dept. of Psychological Medicine Winterton Hospital, Co.Durham (some unpublished) including: articles, reprints, journal extracts and miscellaneous material.
Series descriptions are available.
The fonds is arranged into 2-series by subject reflecting the original provenance:
Haw/001/01 Papers and Articles
Haw/001/02 Reprints
See also PHO/001/01/239 Photographs of Haward at work in the 1950s |
| AdminHistory | Dr.Lionel Hayward (fl 1950-1990) BSc, MA Dr. Psy. (Leyden), FBPsS, C.Psychol University of Southampton, Reader & Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology University of Surrey Guidford, Principal Psychologist, Direstor of Research , Aeromedical International Chichester, Department of Clinical Psychology, Graylingwell Hospital, Chichester, Senior Psychologist, Dept. of Psychological Medicine Winterton Hospital, Co.Durham
Chief Defence Witness "Oz Trial" 1960's
Editor of RAFLET a magazine for RAF stamp collectors
Further details are available from the name authority file tab BPS/GB/40 |
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