1992 Education Award in Neuroscience

Ellen Grass 

Dr. Grass was born in Taunton, Massachusetts in 1914. She attended Radcliffe College, where she received an AB degree, cum laude and then and MA degree in 1936.

She has served in many capacities for various oganizations including the American Epilepsy Federation, Epilepsy Foundation of America, Massachusetts Development Disabilities Council, National Commission of Multiple Sclerois, Association of Advancement of Medical Instrumentation, National Commission for Control of Epilepsy and Its Consequences, Epilepsy Center of Oregon, International Bureau for Epilepsy, Epilepsy Society of Southeastern Massachusetts. Dr. Grass has also been involved as a Trustee for the Marine Biological Laboratory, Regis College and Faulkner Hospital.

Dr. Grass has received many awards including an Alumnae Recognition Award from Radcliffe College, the William G. Lennox Award from the American Epilepsy Society, the first Medallion of the Candadian Association of EEG Technologists with Albert M. Grass, a Lifetime Service Award and Lifetime Director Emerita from the Epilepsy Foundation of America.