Holt, Lucy May (Maisie) - England (b.1900 d.2003) Includes: Correspondence, introduction and reference letters. - Enrolled for a PhD at Bedford College in 1935 and was provided with some supervision by Institute staff . - Froebel Training and Teaching certificate - Teacher at the high schools in Greenock and Brackley. - Studied at Universtity Cambridge and London - Participating in an investiagtion for the BBC on the use of radios in schools (1936-1937) - Senior lecturer in education at the University of London. - Obtained a fellowship at Cambridge for research into Psychology and Neurology. - Assisted Sir Frederick Bartlett in the selection of RAF fighter pilots in the second World War. - Worked as a Medical Psychologist at Lady Chister Hospital, Hove and at the Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge - Lecture notes & apparatus used in her work are held at St Bartholomew Hospital (Archives). - In 1970 - Lucy Holt retires - In 1973 - Miss Holt become the first director of a Dislexia Centre, at the British Council for the rehabilitation (REHAB) 1936-1938