New York University School of Commerce - Commerce Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Harry Woodburn Chase C1lllllll'0IlUl' 'PBIL EE, EN, KAII, XPX, BFE. Born at Grovelantl, Massachusetts, April 11, 1883: Dartmouth College, 1904, B.A., 1908, 1V1.A.: Clark University, 1910, Ph.D.: Lenoir College, 1920, LL.D.: Wake Forest College, 1920, LL.D.: University of Georgia, 1923, LL.D., Dartmouth College, 1925, LL.D.: University of Norlll Carolina, 1930, LL.D.: Rollins College, 1931, Doctor of Humanities: University of Michigan, 1932, LL.D.g Lafayette College, 1933, LL.D.: Columbia Uniiversity. 1933, Litt.D.: Director of Clinic for suh-normal chilflren, Clark University. 1999493 Professor of Philosophy of 1'1f1llCll110ll, 1910-14, Professor of Psychology'- 1914-19, Acting Dean, College of Liheral Arts. University of North Carolinas Uctoher, 1918 to January, 1919: Chairman of the Faculty, January, 1919 to .1llllC- 19194 Presiflent of the University of North Carolina. 1919-30: Presiflvllf of 1116 University of lllinois, 1930-33: Chancellor of New York 1,llliW'l'SiUE .lnly 1, 1933. Recent achievements: New York Hera141 '1'rihune Conferences, Crisis in EI1llCLlt1Oll.11 Uctoher, 1933: Case of Civilization rersus Hitlerismf' March T. 1934 tMaf1ison Square Carden D: Davies Lecturer: College Eclucation. a Social 111001911 A131111 1934: H1'f1f1lll'il110ll in the Democratic Statef' Uetoher. 1934 Hlelix- erefl on the Barnwell 1'10lllH12l11Olll. , il, 1 ,, ,:E Ot-RsK Us ii' V E T Y

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The Reverend Doctor James M. Mathews C1785-18702 Clergyman . . . educator . . . pioneer. With spirit born of the pulpit he crystalized the visions of our founders. His kindly manner . . . his zeal- ous interest in the University led to his election as first chancellor.

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John T. Madden Dean, School of Comrnzfce BFE, AKXP, QDNE, AQDE. Born at Worcester, Massachusetts, October 26, 1882, New York University, 1911, B.C.S. fSumma cum laudej, Holy Cross, 1921, A.lVl., Professor of Accounting, 1917, Head of Department, 1917-1922, School Secretary, 1918-1921, Assistant Dean, 1922-1925, Dean, 1925-, President, Alexander Hamilton Institute, President, International Accountants' Society, Inc., past-President, American Association of University Instructors of Account- ing, American Association Collegiate Schools of Business, Certified Public Accountant, New York and New Jersey, member of numerous professional and learned societies, Director, Institute of International Finance, Secretary, Council on Accountancy, State of New York, member, Chamber of Commerce, State of New York, Merchants' Association, New York City, Commander, Order of the Crown of Roumania, Commander, Order of Leopold II of Belgium. Recent achievements: Administrative member of N.R.A. code, expert wit- ness in Insull Trial, in matters pending before the Public Service Commission of the State of New York, and in the Federal Trade Commission, principal speaker at the annual luncheon of the New York Credit lVlen's Association, February, 1935. Wrote: International Money Markets and International Capital Markets fwith Dr. Nadlerj, head, the University group in Philco Radio 81 Television Company's sales conference on cruise to Jamaica, Spring 1935.