Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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FOUNDERS OE TI-IE UNIVERSITY. ISAAC RICH. LEE CLAFLIN. JACOB SLEEPER. ALDEN SPEARE AND EDWARD H. DUNN, ASSOCIATE FOUNDERS. THE CORPORATION. HON.JOHN L. BATES, A.B.,LL.D. .. ..... PRESIDENT. . SILAS PEIRCE, ESQ. ...... . ......- ..- . .VICE-PRESIDENT. WILLARD T. PERRIN, S.T.B., PH.D. .... . . .SECRETARY. RICHARD W. HUSTED, ESQ. .... . ............ TREASURER. WILLIAM E. HUNTINGTON, PH.D., LL.D., Member ex ojjicio. Terrn Expires 1 9 10. BISHOP DANIEL AYRES GOOD- SELL, LL.D. MRS. ISABEL P. CUSHMAN. CHARLES LEEDS, M.D. REV. JOHN W. LINDSAY, LL.D. REV. WILLARD T-. PERRIN, S.T.B., PH.D. REV. WILLIAM I. WARD, S.T.D. DANIEL G. WING, ESQ. Terrn. Expires 1912. BISHOP JOHN W. HAMILTON, LL.D. MISS ALICE' STONE BLACK- WELL, ' A. B. CHARLES T. GALLAGHER, A.M., LL.B. H. CLIFFORD GALLAGHER, ESQ. ' HENRY C. GRATON, ESQ. I Term Expires 19 11 . AUSTIN B. FLETCHER, A.M., LL.D. ' WALTER G. GARRITT, ESQ. REV. W. I. HAVEN, S.T.D. MISS ELIZABETH C. NORTHUP A.B. ROSWELL R. ROBINSON, ESQ. REV. DANIEL STEELE, S.T.D. OSMON C. WAY, M.D. Term Expires 19 1 3. P EDWARD T. BURROWES, ESQ. WILBERT F. GILMAN, A.B. ALBERT C. HOUGHTON, ESQ REV. JOEL M. LEONARD, S.T.D BISHOP W. F. MALLALIEU, LL.D EDWARD RAY SPEARE, PH.B REV. CHARLES PARKHURST, S.T.D. SILAS PEIRCE, ESQ. Term Expires 1914. I HON. JOHN L. BATES, A.B., LL.D. REV. DILLON BRONSON, S.T.D. REV. GEORGE S. BUTTERS, S.T.D. HORACE A. MOSES, ESQ. IWILLIAM W. POTTER, ESQ. REV. LAURESS J. BIRNEY, S.T.B. HON. ALONZO R. WEED, LL.B. 9

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3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY YEAR BOOK. THE COLLEGE s,--The Statues of the University provide for a group of Colleges With distinct Faculties and administrations. The College of Liberal Arts was opened almost immediately after the University was chartered, 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 organized as to presuppose on the part of a student a collegiate prep- aration, or its equivalent, are called Schools. The three of these which are organized and administered in the interests of persons preparing for the learned professions are called the Professional Schools. THE GRADUATE ScHooL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. - This is for gradu- ate 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. Graduates of these Universities are entitled to like immunity in Boston University. VISITING COMMITTEES. - These are annually appointed by the Trustees, for the .inspection of the Work of the several Colleges and Schools, and for the making of reports to the Corporation. The chair- man of the Standing Committee of the Corporation on a College or School is in each case ex ojjicfio, chairman of the Visiting Committee of said College or School, and is charged with the duty of calling the meetings, and of presenting to the Trustees the reports of the visitors. HISTORY. - The Annual Report of 1893, entitled The Origin and Progress of Boston University, contains the fullest account yet pub- lished of the planning and early development of the institution. No other fully organized American university has a pedigree leading back so directly and vitally to the ancient University of Oxford as this. See Seventeenth Annual Report, and the Chronological Notes prefixed to the Historical Register of 1891. The Eleventh Annual Report presents at length the more important of the ideas, orxprinciples, Which underlie the plan of the institution, which have determined its organic form. The unity of these ideas, together with their full significance, must be sought in the fundamental aim of the Founders, which Was the effec- tive promotion of genuinely Christian culture.

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STANDING CoMM1TTEES. Executive Committee. A A A WILLARD T. PERRIN. Iiiiiifif EQQEEZCN. WILLIAM W. POTTR. CHARLES LEEDS. ' ROSWELL R. ROBINSON. SILAS PEIRCE. ALONZO R. WEEE. WILLIAM E. HUNTINGTON, ex 0 jfieio. . - Finance Committee. WALTER GQGARRITT. E. RAY SPEARE- , SILAS PEIRCE. DANIEL G. WING. ROSWELL R. ROBINSON. I . A JOHN L. BATES, ex ojiiczo. - - Auditing Committee. ALONZO R. WEED. DANIEL G. WING. School of Theology. DANIEL A. GOODSELL. GEORGE S. BUTTERS. JOHN W. HAMILTON. WILLIAM I. HAVEN. . DILLON BRONSON. WILLARD T.PERRIN,Charrman EDWARD T. BURROWES. A A WILLIAM F. WARREN, ex ojjicio. School of- Law. - JOHN L. BATES, Chairman. CHARLES T. GALLAGHER. EDWARD T. BURROWES. HORACE A. MOSES. AUSTIN B. FLETCHER. WILLIAM W. POTTER. MELVILLE M. BIGELOW, ex 07750110 School of Medicine. ALICE STONE BLACKWELL. JOEL M. LEONARD. HENRY C. GRATON. WILLIAM I. WARD. CHARLES LEEDS, Chairman. JOHN P. SUTHERLAND, ex ojicio. Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. LAURESS J. BIRNEY. HORACE A. MOSES. G H. CLIFFORD GAULLAGHER. ELIZABETH C. NORTHUP. WILLARD F. MALLALIEU. I BORDEN P. BOWNE, ex ojicio. College- of Liberal Arts. I DILLON BRONSON I . WILBERT F. GILMAN. GEORGE S. BUTTERS. E. RAY SPEARE, Chairrnarz MRS. ISABEL P. CUS HMAN. DANIEL STEELE. WILLIAM M. WARREN, ex officio College of Agriculture. JOHN L BATES . - - ALBERT . . HORACE A. MOSES. C HOUGHTON Nominations. DILLON BRONISONI. R WILLIAM E. BUGTI OSWELL R. ROBINSON. NGTON. AL SILAS PEIRCE. 1 ONZO R' WEED Buildings. WALTER G. GARRITT. IL WILLIAM W. POTTER. S AS PEIRCE' I Libraries. H. CLIFFORD GAL LAGHER. OSMON AC. WAY. 10 4 IQ.. V' I K S- Q 51 'hm