
Erikson was chosen to contribute to the Mid-century White House Conference of 1950.[br /]
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Delivered the Goethe Centenary Address in honor of Sigmund Freud’s hundredth birthday in 1956, in the presence of the scholar-president of Germany, Konrad Adenaur, at Frankfurt.[br /]
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Erikson was appointed Professor of Human Development at Harvard University in 1960 despite the fact that he had no formal academic qualifications.[br /]
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The Erikson Institute in Chicago was founded in 1966 in honor of Erikson’s work. It offers graduate programmes in child development, and is affiliated with the Loyola University for graduate programmes in child development founded in Chicago.[br /]
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Won the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award for his book Gandhi’s Truth: On the Origins of Militant Nonviolence[br /]
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The Erik Homberger Erikson Haus was founded in Erikson’s hometown, Karlsruhe, Germany in 1986. It is a public child psychiatric facility.[br /]
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The Erikson Center of Cambridge, Massachusetts is a multigenerational community center that offers special services for older people and teenage mothers.[br /]
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