Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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FOUNDERS OF THE UNIVERSITY. ISAAC RICH. LEE CLAFLIN. JACOB SLEEPER THE CORPORATION. Ex-Gov. WILLIAM CLAI l.IN, LI..D. . . I'1ucsm1cN'1'. HQN. JACOB SLEEPER . . . . Vlclc-Pzuaslmlzm' WILLIAM R. CLARK, S.T.D. .... S1cc1us'rARv. RICHARD W. I-IUSTED, ESQ ..... TR14:ASU1ucR. XVILLIANI F. XVARREN, S.'1'.D.,.llvm6v1' Ex-Ojicio. 7'L'l'IlL L'.Afl7l'L'.T ISQU. I'IuN. WILLIAM CLAIVLIN, I.I..D. BP. R. .l OS'l'ER, S.T.D., LL.D. VVILLIAM O. GROVER, ESQ. XVILLARD T. PERRIN, S.'l'.B. I'ION. JACOB SLEEPER. HON. ALDEN SPEARIC. Term myvirc: 1892. JOHN D. FLINT, ESQ. HUN. LIVERUS 1-IULL. REV. J. D. PICKLES, I'II.D., S.T.B. GEO. M. STEELE, S.T.D., I.L.D. JOSEPH B. THOMAS, ESQ. JOHN H. TWOMBLY, S.T.D. ykflll v.x7iz'rcx ISQ1. HON. JOSEPH H. CHADWICK MRS. MARY B. CLAFLIN. HON. H. O. HOUGIITON, A.M. BRADFORD K. IPEIRCE, S.'l'.D DANIEL STEELE, S.'l'.D. CHAS. STEERE, A.M., LL.B. 7 2'r11z exjwirex 1893. JAMES F. ALMY, ESQ. HON. EDWARD H. DUNN. RICHARD W. I-IUSTED, ESQ. HON. LUMAN T. JEFFSZ PLINY NICKERSON, ESQ. 7 2'1'111 c.x151'1'es 1894. XVILLIAM R. CLARK, S.'I'.D. EDWIN H. JOHNSON, ESQ. JOHN KENDRICK, ESQ. CHARLES W. PIERCE, ESQ. MISS MARION TALBOT, AAI.

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8 BOSTON UrVlV15RSITY YEAR BOOK. tion to membership in the Convocation with delined privileges of representa- tion in the government of the University, and with corresponding duties. The Boards of Visitors.- Boards of Visitors are annually appointed by the 'Trustees for the inspection of the work ofthe several Colleges and Schools, and for the making of reports to the Corporation. The chairman of the standing committee of the Corporation on a College or School is in each case ex-qjirio chairman of the Board of Visitors of said School or College, and is charged with the duty of calling the meetings, and of presenting the reports ofthe said Board to the Trustees of the University. The Colleges.-The Statutes of the University provide for a group of Colleges, with distinct Faculties and administrations. The College of Liberal Arts aml the College of Music were opened almostimmediately after the University was chartered 5 while the place of the College of Agriculture has been supplied since january, 1875, by the Massachusetts Agricultural College. The Professional Schools.-All departments of the University so organ- ized as to presuppose on the part of the student a collegiate preparation, or its equivalent, are called Schools. The three of these which are organized and administered in the interest of persons preparing for the learned professions are called the Professional Schools. The School of All Sciences.-This department is for graduate students only. Since 1874 its regular members enjoy the privilege of free tuition in the National University at Athens, and in the Royal University at Rome. Fundamental Principles.--The eleventh Annual Report,'issued January, 1885, presents at some length a number of the more important of the ideas, or principles, which underlie the entire plan of the institution, and which have determined its actual organic form. 'I' he unity of these ideas, together with their full significance, must he sought in the fundamental aim of the Founders, which was the effective promotion of genuinely Christian culture.

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STANDING COMMITTEES. Executive Committee. 'IACOII SLEEPER. ,IOHEPII II. CIIAIJWICIK NVILLIAM R. CLARK. WILLIAM O. GROVER. WILLIAM I . WARREN, lfx-fy7Tf-in. Finance Committee. JACOB SLEEPER. .IOSEPH II. CIIADWICK EDWARD I-I. DUNN. ALIIEN SPEARE. WILLIAM CI ,A FLIN, Llr-qM'rz'a. Auditing Committee. PLINY NICKERSON. .IOSEPII li. TIIOMAS. LIVERUS HULL. School of Theology. RANIJOLPII S. IVOSTER. IIRAIJFORD K. PEIRCIC. XVILLARD '1'. PERRIN. WILLIAM I . WARREN, School of Law. I IEN RY O. IIOUUI ITC IN. WILLIAM O. GROVER. CIIARLES STEERE. JACOB SLEEI'I'IR. EDWIN II. JOHNSON. f fx- I-WI 1'l'rl. ALIIEN SIIEARE. CHARLES W. PIERCE. JOIIN D. I I,IN'I'. ICIJNIUND II. liliNNE'l'l', School of Medicine. lclv-qjirfu. LIVERUS HULL. Cl'IARI,ES S'l'EI'2Rl'I. RICIIARD W. IIUSTEIJ. MARION 'I'AI.Ii0'I'. I. TISIIALE 'I'AI.IiO'I', Ex-Wkiu. School of All Sciences. HRAIJFORD K. PEIRCE. EDWIN II. IOIINSUN. XYILLIAM R. CLARK. I'LINY NICKERSON. JAMES I . ALNIY. IIORDEN I'. IIOWNE, E.v-qyirio. College of Liberal Arts. JUIIN II. TWOMIILY. DANIEL S'I'EEI.I'I. WILLIAM CLAIILIN. MARY II. CLAIVLIN. .IUIIN D. IIICKLES. WILLIAM E. IIUN'I'ING'I'ON, 1f.v-cffdn. College of Music. ICIIWARIJ II. DUNN. CIIARLES W. PIERCE. .IOIIN KENDRICK. LUMAN 'l'. 1EI I'S. WI LLARD 'I'. IIICRRIN. ICIIEN 'rf mU14J1E1':, lc..--fyyfffv. College of Agriculture. WILLIAM LTLAI I.IN. RICIIARII W. IIUS'I'I'IIl. IIENRY 0. IIIJUIIIITON. 'IUSEPII II. THOMAS. WILLIAM E. I IU N'I'ING'l'ON. Libraries. LIVERUS IIULL. jf JSEPI I li. 'l'I IOMAS. IIENRY C. HIIELUUN. MARION TA I .IiO'I'. WILLIAM I . XVARREN.