This letter discusses proposals for extending the Department and allocating research grants with support from Rockefeller. Detailed funding plans are explored.

The memo draws attention to the present inadequate accommodation in Mill Lane.

The document mentions that the Worshipful Company of Drapers are funding the building and equipping of the Physiology School, whereas the Department of Experimental Psychology is being funded by private donors. An itemisation of expenses is given at the end of the document.

This piece describes the new building being developed for the Psychology Laboratory, its layout and how it is being funded and supported.

Writing from Birchwood, Porlock, Somerset, Myers explains that he would rather not make the journey to Cambridge for a Board meeting before the start of the Michaelmas term. He requests that the meeting be deferred till October, by which time the University will have decided whether it is possible for him to come into residence.

Fox asserts that the question of establishing a lectureship in Educational Psychology should be taken further. He says that a formal protest should be made to the Appointments Committee about the fact that a lectureship in Educational Psychology has not yet been set up.

The Board begs leave to submit a report requesting the establishment of several new posts to meet the demand for study in Psychology. Number of students currently attending courses in the last year (the document is undated) amounted to between 70 and 80, whereas there is only accommodation for about 50 with present facilities.

These lectures were intended for medical students and candidates for Part I of the Diploma in Psychological Medicine.

This booklet contains a short history of experimental science in Cambridge going back to 1702, and includes plates illustrating the new buildings and floor plans of the room lay-outs.

The report announces that planned courses of lectures have had to be cancelled and that it has been impossible to start a course in Psychology that year. However, a Mr Fox, Lecturer at the Training College for Schoolmasters, has been able to conduct a class in Educational Psychology.

Estimates of the amount of space (given in square feet) for the different sections of the Laboratory are listed. The total area required is estimated as 1320 square feet, and this includes a demonstrator's room, an animal room, a dark room, a sound-proofed room and various other spaces.

This piece describes the new building being developed for the Psychology Laboratory, its layout and how it is being funded and supported.

The Vice-Chancellor publishes extracts from the will of the late Dr MacCurdy whereby a bequest is made for the 'provision and maintenance of a psychopathological library in the University of Cambridge'.