Dr. Pomeroy was a clinical psychologist at an Indiana reformatory in 1941, working on his master's degree, when he became acquainted with Kinsey, a biology professor at Indiana University who had just begun the sex-survey work that was to make him a household name.
The Executive Summary for the NUHM Framework aptly describes the spirit of the Mission : The NUMH will systematically work towards meeting the regulatory, reformatory, and developmental public health priorities of urban local bodies.
Outside his art, Truffaut was reticent about his private life, although it is known that he was sent to a reformatory before leaving school at age 14 to work in a factory.
His work enabled him to visit different reformatory settlements across the former USSR, where he witnessed many of the scenes published in this book". .
Carpenter was active in the anti-slavery movement; she also visited India, visiting schools and prisons and working to improve female education, establish reformatory schools and improve prison conditions.
In January 1901 Davis began work as superintendent of the newly opened state reformatory for women at Bedford Hills, New York.
He worked with infant welfare centres, school medical inspection officers and reformatory and industrial schools in order to do this (Evans et al., 2008).
He speaks effectively.…His influence upon his age is extensive pleasurable, instructive, healthy, reformatory.… Mr. Dickens is, in private, very much what might be expected from his works.…His conversation is genial.…[He] has singular personal activity, and is fond of games of practical skill.
Attlee's government faced a huge reformatory task in a nation bankrupted by war, but at least his party was then still enmeshed in the working class and could address the electorate in language that everyone understood.
They walked to the Reformatory.
