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

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FLORENCE C1z1xND1i1,1, '1411e Recorclerxs office informs l11e s1uQ1en1 of 11is i1CElK1i'1111C slanding and C1assi11Ca1ion and C11cc14s 1,11e S1l1l1i'I11,S recorc1. The Recorderys Omee a1s0 ac,11'ises 1114- 5111110111 w11ei1 he is in f1ou111 51110111 11is courses. 7111111 11111412 11as 1Jeei1 11eac1ec1 1,1y 1X'1iss Cranc1e11 since 11123. Pizoififrssoia Louis 15,x111iR 1fac11 year a program, 1nc1uf1ing FfCS111T1ElTl Convo- c111io11 511111 a FI'6'S1 1HlElI1 s0cia1. is prese111ef1 11y 11141 1TElI'lI11y 1V:I'CS1HlTlE1I1 Orienlalion Commillee. 1Jro1es- sor 1511c1e1' Uf1Q111Zl1CC1 1116 Commillee i11 1031 1111' 11111 purpose of orienling the new S1,l1C1C1'l1S. Pizoifiissora ,1. 11. BONNliX'11.1.1i T110 15iscip1ir1e Committee 11as 11een in cxislence since l11e 1o11nc1ing of 111C SCIIOOI of Commerce in 111110. T110 commi11ee is made up of 1acu11y 111011115018 w11o are appoinlec1 11y 1116 dean for a 1,erm of one year. T110 commitiee has 11een 11eac1ec1 11y Professor 11o1111e1'i11e since 1928. 1X1U1.FoR11 MARTIN 11111 Sc11oo1 of Commerce can easi1y boast one o1 11111 1ii1es1 11usiness 1i13raries in 1110 conniry, T11is f'1I1111011f'f' 11515 been due primari1y 1o 1110 e11Ao1'1s of e1i111orr1 1X1ar1ir1. 1i11rariai1 111 1110 CwU111I11i'l'f'C' 1.i11i'ary since 11735. 1f1e1a1iUris 29

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51111112111 GLADYS 1-QEUTIMAN Ks r1c1x'ise1' 111 w11111e11, 1X1iss G1ar1ys 1Qe111ima111Ys c1111ies ure 1,wr1-111111: 111 ar11'ise 111111 111 supervise 1116 1.0ilQllO 01 XVc1111c11. Miss 1401111111011 11as ofldieialed in 111111, 1'r1pa1cti1y sinfe 1927. 1.11w1e12NC1i Vw . Zmrviiiiz 1111- 15lII'CiilI 01' 1iIT1D1OyIUGI11 was o1'ganizec1 at t11e S1'114N11 111 fN11111111e1'c'e 111 1921 because 111 the Ql'OXV11'l 111 11111 S1lIf1CI11 1111c1y 111111 1116- increased 11a1i011-wir1e 1111111111111 for e111p1c1yees. Nr. Lawrence Zimmer, pres- c-111 11i1'er111r 111 1110 15UI'6i1lI, ass11mer1 1110 position 01: i11'11Il1f 11irectlnr in 1923. 131zr11f1-1ssr111 A11T11L'R RosEN14,x1w11f1f1f 111501111 1TfCIlf'11 .1111111son. 1116 seC0nc1 r1enn 111 1116 Sr'11r1111 111 ciOl11111CI'FG, c1ic1 muc11 to encnrirngc 1110 r1wr1rr1i11g 111 prizes 10 wor111y s1uc1en1s 411 Cf1111111erCe. 7141115 11rf1c'1ic'e 111 a1wz1rc1in,q prizes for f1111s1a11c1i11gj wor1c 111161 111-11z1vir11' ii1 specii111 He1c1s 11as persis1ec1 11'1fOl1g1'1 1111: yr-urs. 111 1030 Professor Ar11111r Rosc1114a1r1p11 1101111110 111-1111 111 1110 Comm111ee 01 Prizes. 1511. CE11.11.11 E. SEBOYMQ 111 1023 D12 Cer111c1 E. SeBoyar 1JCC'flII1C C11airman 111 1111- Cr1m111i11ee 1111 SC1101as11C S1a11c1i11Q. -1-11is Com- 111i11r-r- was 10rmer1 111 1900. al 1110 111unr1inQ 01? 1119 Sc'1111f11 111 C11111111cr1'c'c-, 111 nrr1er to 01161614 1110 sC1101z1s1iC S1ilI1111llQ 1111110 S11IK1CIl1S. 28

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Accounting llti Accounting Department, lounclecl in 1900 hy William H. Dennis, was suc- cessively under the chairmanship of John R. Vxfilclman antl Dean ,lohn T. lvlaclclen. At present the chairmanship ot the ctepartment is helcl hy Professor Arthur H. Rosenlqamplt. Elementary courses are prescrilaect for stu- ctents clesiring a general lqnowleclge ot Ac- counting. The anlvancect courses prepare stu- clents 1or the P. A. examinations. This tunclamental theory ot aclvancecl courses is hasect on the fact that a person trainecl for VX H P putulic accountancy will he preparecl to enter t t'tit'R . 0SENKxMPiflf X C., ,X I the ot private accountancy. , iuirinon The practice ol presenting the last tour prolalems in the Aclvancecl Accounting Prohlems course uncler actual C. P. A. examination conclitions is the most recent innovation in the Departments methocls. lt,s worlclfwicle reputation anct the success- ful luusiness careers ot its lvormer stuclents testify to the thoroughness ot the Accounting Department. The staff ot the Department inclucles: Professors Saul B. Aclaerman, Theoclore Lang, and Arthur H. Rosenlqampllg Associate Proluessors Clarence W. Faclcler, lirlwarrl Gasparitsch, Gould L. Harris, William S. Schlauch, ancl .lohn F. Sullivang Assistant Professors Vyyilliam F. Connelly, Charles H. Helliwell, Freclericlq W. Kilclutt. James H. Kohlerman, Frecleric Rosenlqampltw, ancl William Wider. Banking and Finance N 1915 the Banlcing ancl Finance Department was organizecl uncler Dr. Charles XV. Gerstenherg. tfncler Dr. Gerstenhergfs supervision expansion ol the various courses hegan. 'the sturly of tiecteral taxes was aclcletl to the curriculum in 11710. However, courses in Finance were given long helore the formal organization occurrccl. For a time classes were given lay a laculty ot twog Dean ,loseph French .lohnson ancl Dr. Freclericla A. Clevelanrl. the lormer giving lectures in Banlqing anct the latter in Corporation Finance. lnvestment courses were actclect in 1004. Early lecturers in this course were lxlr. Franlq A, Yanclerlip. Nr. Alluert V. Atwoocl, anrt lxtr. 1.awrence Chainlnerlain. The suhf jects of Real Estate anrl lnsurance were aclclecl in 1005 with lvlr. llarcly as the hrst lecturer. ln 1015-14, lxlr. Golieli gave lectures on Creclit ancl Collections. lxflr. Colielu is still a memher ot the laculty ancl lxlr. llarcly is a lec- turer emeritus. ln the reorgganiyation ot the Department in 1925. Pro- fessor Major PJ. Foster, formerly ot the Department ol Economics, was matte chairman. The ctepartment has since lcept pace with the School in meeting the increasecl cle- mancl for instruction anrl has expanclecl the several icielcls taught into programs of specialization. The program ot ' - graduate work has also been enlarged. MAJOR B. Fosrnn Cliairman 50