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Peter F. Schmid, John Shlien died

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John M. Shlien, a former Harvard professor who taught clinical psychology in the School of Education for 20 years and was a favorite for many generations of students, passed away on March 23, 2002, at his vacation home in Big Sur, California. He was approaching his 84th birthday, and had been suffering from cancer for several months. After serving in World War II Mr. Shlien received his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago. Originally a student of anthropology, his meeting with Carl Rogers lead him to change direction and study psychology. He developed a deep relationship with Carl Rogers and the client centered approach. He taught with Carl Rogers, and continued to teach in the Human Development Program at the University of Chicago until 1967, when he came to Harvard University. At Harvard, during a time of student upheaval, he founded a program in Clinical Psychology and Public Practice, and a few years later, opened the Robert W. White School for adolescents who had failed in th

Peter F. Schmid, John Shlien died John Shlien + March 23, 2002 John M. Shlien, 1918-2002 Obituary Notice by his wife, Helen Shlien John M. Shlien, a former Harvard professor who taught clinical psychology in the School of Education for 20 years and was a favorite for many generations of students, passed away on March 23, 2002, at his vacation home in Big Sur, California. He was approaching his 84th birthday, and had been suffering from cancer for several months. After serving in World War II Mr. Shlien received his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago. Originally a student of anthropology, his m

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