DePauw University
Which school did Frank B. Wynn go to before Jun 1882?
Frank B . Wynn Frank Barbour Wynn ( May 28 , 1859 – July 27 , 1922 ) was an American psychiatrist and early environmental conservationist . His father , James M . Wynn was born in 1832 and his mother , Margaret , was born in 1835 . This family was listed in the 1860 US census as the most prosperous farmers on the page . His mother , Margaret , was the youngest of the five brothers and five sisters in her family . His grandparents were John and Rachel Wynn , both born in 1789 . Education . Wynn graduated from DePauw University in 1883 . Two years later he graduated in medicine from the Miami Medical College of Ohio , following which he served one year as intern in the Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati , a position he obtained after a competitive examination . In 1886 , he was granted the degree of Master of Arts , also from DePauw University . Professional life . After spending a few years studying and mountain climbing in Europe , Wynn returned to Indianapolis to set up his professional practice , giving emphasis to internal medicine , diagnosis , and pathology . Dr . David Walters further stated that , Since that time his activities were so varied and of such value that no history of Indiana , covering the period from 1900 to the date of his death , can be fully and truthfully written without frequent mention of them . Wynn was selected as the first city sanitarian of Indianapolis and became identified with the Department of Pathology of the Medical College of Indiana . From 1895 until his death , for 27 years , he held the Chair of Medical Diagnosis in the Indiana School of Medicine . Wynn served as assistant physician in the Ohio Asylum for the Insane , at Dayton , Ohio from 1886 to 1888 . At the Ohio Asylum , Wynn came under the tutelage of Dr . Josiah Rogers and Dr . Sam Smith , distinguished neuropsychiatrists who would later head the American Psychiatric Association . Smith also later became the first chancellor of the Indiana University School of Medicine . Wynn began his association with Dr . Henry H . Goddard while at the Ohio Asylum . Goddard was a specialist in mental conditions and is credited with coining the term moron to describe a level of feeble-mindedness , or an IQ score between 50 and 69 . Dr . Goddard became world-famous for his introduction of IQ testing in America , and he had correspondence with Dr . Albert Einstein . A copy of one of the Einstein letters to Goddard is in the Archives of the History of American Psychology at the University of Akron , Ohio . Conservationist . Wynn was a lover of nature , a member of the Indiana Audubon Society , and president of the Indiana Nature Study Club . He was also a member of the Committee to Collect Data on the Archeology of Indiana . Wynn fought for the environmental conservation long before it was a popular notion . He spent many of his summers hiking and climbing . He led parties on many of the first ascents of several major peaks in Glacier National Park . In 1920 he was the first to climb Mount Cleveland , the highest peak in the park . President Woodrow Wilson ordered that Point Mountain be renamed Mount Wynn in recognition of Wynns contribution to the state park system in the United States . Wynn conceived and proposed the idea of creating a state park in Indiana on site of the log cabin farm where Abraham Lincoln spent most of his boyhood years . The state park was made a national park by President John F . Kennedy in 1962 . Mountain climbing history . In his Climbers Guide to Glacier National Park , J . Gordon Edwards ( 1995 ) records that Wynn led parties from the Nature Study Club of Indiana on ascents of several of the major peaks in the Park , such as Mt . Edward , Going-to-the-Sun Mountain , Mt . Gould , Chief Mountain , and Mt . Reynolds leaving thin metal boxes containing registers . Dr . David Walters ( 2009 ) found one of these boxes several hundred feet below the summit of Mount Cleveland , indicating the Wynn and his party made the first recorded summit of the highest mountain in Glacier National Park on August 12 , 1920 . Some time after Wynns death on Mount Siyeh , Point Mountain was renamed Mount Wynn in his honor . Death . Wynn died while climbing Mount Siyeh in Glacier Park on July 27 , 1922 .