Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Presfdezlf. FRANCIS A. VVALKER. Tec: elrzry. Tl'l'11SN'f FRANCIS H. WILLIAMS. GEORGE WIGGLESIIORTH JOHN D. RUNKLE. FREDERIC W. LINCOLN. WILLIAM ENDICOTT, JOHN CUMMINGS. THOMAS T, BOUVE. AUGUSTUS LOWELL. PIOXVARIJ A. CARSON. CHARLES J. PAINE. CHARLES FAIRCHILD. DAVID R. XVHITNEY. IJEXVIS WM. TAPPAN, JR PIENRY D. PIYDE. ALEXANDER S. WHEELE JAMES P. TOLMAN. HOXVARD STOCKTON. ELIOT C. CLARKE. NATHANIEL THAYER. CHARLES F. CIIOATE. IJENRY L. PIERCE. JR. R. IIIRAM F. BIILLS. PERCIVAL LOWELL. ARTHUR T. LYMAN. CHARLES INIERRIAM. ffl-IORNTON K. LOTHROI CHARLES C. -JACKSON. SAMUEL M. FELTON. DESNIOND FITZGERALD. SAMUEL CABOT. FRANCIS BLAKE. CIIARLES W. I-IIIDBARD. -JAMES M. CRAFTS. THOMAS L. LIVERIIIORE A. LAXVRENCE ROTCH. XVILLIAM H. FORBES. JOHN R. FREEMAN. GEOIIGE A. GARDNER. YVILLIANI H. LINCOLN. J. B. SEXVALL. On the part of the Commonwealth. HON. ROGER WOLCOTT, Acting Governor. HON. WALBRIDGE A. FIELD, Chief Justice of the Supreme Count HON. FRANK A. HILL, Secretary of the Board of Education. S

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. 1 I FRANCIS A. NVALKER, PIfI.D., LL.D.,P1-cs1'1Zenz'. Amherst College, A. K. E., fb. B. K. A.B., Amherst, '6og A.M., Amherst, '63, Yale, '73, PH.D., Amherst. '75, Halle, ,Q4, LL.D., Yale, '82, Amherst, '82, Harvard, '83, Columbia, '37, St. Andrews, '88, Dublin, 'g2. In United States military service, lS6I-651 Instructor XViIliston Scminarv, 1865-68, Editor Springfield QINIaSs.J Republican, 1363, Chief Bureau of Statistics, KVashington, ISFSQQ Superintendent Ninth Census, lS7O-72, Commissioner ot' Indian At't'airs,1S7z, Professor of Political Economy and History, Sheffield Scientinc School, 1373-SI, Honorary member, Statistical Societvof London, 1S7qg 'Chiei Bureau of Awards, Philadelphia, lS76, Member, School Co111111ittee Nexy Haven IS -SO' 9 1 ll 1 Member, Board of Education, Connecticut, 1877-Si, Lecturer, johns Hopkins University, 1377-79, United States Commissioner, Monetary Conference at Paris, 1878, Member, National Academy ot Sciences, 1878 fViee President since ISQODQ appointed Railroad Commissioner of Connecticut, IS7Q, Superintendent Tenth Census, 1S79-81, President, Massachusetts Institute of Technologv, since ISSIQ President, American Statistical Association, since ISS2, Lecturer in Harvard University 1882-S+, 3 1895-96, Member, Massachusetts Historical Society, 1SS5g Member, Massachusetts Board of Educa- tion, ISSZ-90, Chairman, Iviassachusetts Topographical Survey Commission, ISS4-90, liuiember School 3 Committee of Boston, 1SS5-SS, Member, International Statistical Institute, 1SS5 CI-Ionorary member and President Adjoint, 18933, President, American Economic Association, ISS5-92, Honorary member, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1SS6g Senator of the Phi Beta Kappa, since 1886, Correspondent, Central Statistical Commission of Belgium, ISSSQ Corresponding member, California Academy of Sciences, ISSSQ Otiicer of the French Legion of Honor, XSSQQ President, Military Historical Society of Massachusetts, since ISQIQ Member, Art Commission of Boston, since 1890, Member, Park Commission of Boston, since 1390, declined appointment as United States Com- missioner to Monetary Conference at Brussels, 1S92g Honorary Member, Literary and Philosophical S . t . U . . ocie y of Mancheslci CEnglandJ, 18923 Vice President, American Society for the Promotion of Profit Sharing, since ISQZQ Chairman of Iiiassachusetts Board of YVorld's Fair Managers, IS92-94, IO