Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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FACULTY , DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, MARKETING. AND FINANCE CHARLES E. PERSONS, IJILID. ...... Professor: Head of the Department WILLIAM M. DUEEUS, PHQD. . . . Professor: I n Charge of Nlarkettng Courses CHARLES P. HUSE, .I?H.D. ..,........... Professor ROBERT H. LOOMIS, A.M. . . Associate Professor: In Charge of Finance Courses CHARLES M. STRONG, A.M ........... Associate Professor MILO KIMBALTI, B.S.C., B.B.A. ......... Assistant .Professor ?ALPH rl. JXVELLS . ........... Assistant Professor FLOYD 'C. . RMSTRONG, .B. . . . . ...... Lecturer THOMAS L. EASTERLING - . 'f . . . I nstrnctor W. E. FREELAND ................ Lecturer ROY J. HIONEYWELL, A.M. ...... ...... I nstructor LIVERUS ilill. HOWE ..... . Lecturer ROBERT lil. NEWCOMB, LLB. . . . Lecturer EDWARD G. PLOWMAN, B.S. . . . Instructor A. .ROY THOMPSON, B.S. . . ..... Instructor .IESSIE B. DUTOHER, B.B.A. . ...... Assistant PlUTH CROWELL, B.B.A .......... Secretary of the Department DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH ROY DAVIS, A.M. ......... Professor: Head of the Department DOUGLAS G. CRAWFORD, 1Dl'I.D. Associate Professor: Acting Ilead of the Department HARRY B. CENTER, A.B. . I ............. Professor EVERETT L. GETCHELL, A.M. . . . Associate Professor WILLIAM G. 1flIOFFMAN,.A.B. . . Associate Professor JOHN C. SOAMMELL, AB. ..... . . Associate Prcjessor N. C. HIANNAY, PILD. ....... . . . tant Professor CHARLES E. BUCK, B.B.A. . , . . I . . . , . :ua . 5 Lecturer FRANCIS N. MIERRIAM, B.S.,I'lS--S' !q ff . ,K ...... .Instructor lilIRAM N. BASELY, A.B. ..... . ' ...... Instructor EVERETT J. SLATE, A.B. . . .. , C ct., . . . Instructor MEARION G. FO'rTLER.zQf4-44ff f' . .72 A ,mu . Assistant DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN TRADE LEO D. O,NEIL, A.M. ........ Professor: Head of the Department CHARLES M. STRONG, ........... Associate Professor IQIORACE G. THACKER, M.B.A ............. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF HYGIENE GEORGE B. EMERSON, B.P.E. .......... . . Instructor IDA BLACKBURN ............. . . Instructor ' DEPARTMENT OF JOUBNALISM HIARRY B. CENTER, A.B. ....... Professor: Head of the Department CLIFTON B. CARBERRY .............. Lecturer 19

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. Cl T C SYLLABUS 1925 nfs T , I.. , i , 4 DOUGLAS C. CRAWFOIXD, Pn.D. Aeling Ilcafl of lim English llvparlnzenl A forcible personality and an ability as a reader combine lo give Professor Crawford the happy facilil.y of llllllilllg' all his class meetings interesting and enjoyable. Among his publications are a textbook entitled, 'l'he Study of l'Inglish, and also an abridged edition of Victor ilugo's lies Miserables. Doctor Crawford attended Williams College, where he was a member of the track and relay teams, and Northwestern llniversity. llis fraternity is Sigma Phi. LEO D. O'NlCll., A.M. llerul of lla' Foreign, Trlzlle lJl'lJdl'lIl10Ilf Because of his wide knowledge of foreign all'airs, Pro- fessor O'Neil was made head of the Boston University branch at llavana, Cuba. When it was discontinued he assumed the leadership of the Foreign Trade Department at C. li. A. and with such success that this study soon became second to accounting in student popularity. Professor O'Neil is a graduate of Boston College, where he was elass president for four years, and is a member of Dalia M 1 Dcllu Dilla Phi IC isilon, and Delta Chi 5 . I H , , 2 , K Omega. ' llAllllY IS. CEN'l'lCll Ilelul fd' Nw Journalism Uvparllnenl Popularly known as l'l. B. Prof. Center is one of these fortunate individuals who successfully blend l.he dignity of a professor with the good fellowship of one of the boys. As publisher of the News he has ample opportunity of coming into contact with the students in their everyday life, and he can always be depended on to appreciate the undergraduate point of view. lle is an earnest booster for B. U., and as a member of the Athletic Council he bus done mach for the promotion of sports. He is a graduate of the College of Liberal Arts in the Class of 1900, and is an honorary member of Alpha Kappa Psi. oU1LL1saM0 HALL, Bs. ' 4 - A ' A, .X . x Chairman of Foreign Language Group . Foreign Representative of C. B. A. fits well as an additional title for Professor Hall. His ollicial traveling has taken him from llavana, to Boston, to Mexico City. At this latter place he is in charge of the courses which Boston University is giving in conjunction with the Uni- versity of Mexico. During the World War, he performed active relief work in Belgium. Professor Hall is the originator of the IIall Spanish Method used in many colleges and schools. He is a graduate of the Morris Scientific School and is a member of Delta Phi Epsilon. 1 - . J' r I 5. r ' irrst f P .. 7 if i': ' .L 18

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SYLLABUS 1925 MTE gp . - -'r m' 1' . ' '15 -' -3- IIAROLD L. PIERRIN, l.l..lVl., Pu.D. Ilelul QI' llze Law llepurlnwnl V 'l'hat Doctor Perrin is an ardent. worker for Reston University is well attested hy his record. As an under- graduate at C. li. A., he was editor of thc HR. U. Reaconf' captain ol' the tennis team. and a memher of the freshmen hasehall and basketball teams. Ilis work has merited live degrees, all from this University, and memhership in Phi Rela Kappa, and Delta Nlu Delta. Professor Perrin is eo-author ol' Commercial Law Cases. Ile has served in the Nlassachusetts Senate and llouse ol' Representatives. MAJOR ZIRA l.. DROLLINGIQR I lead of the Mililrtrlv Science IJl?fIlU'lIlll'lll Major Drollinger, who has continued t.he excellent work of Major Raade transl'erred in August. I023, has been successful from the start. llc is a favorite with the st.u- dents and is popular at their get-togethers. Major Drollinger was graduated from the United States Nlilitary Academy, West Point, in 'l9lI: has served with troops in Alaska, California, Texas, Mexico, llawaii, and France: and has assisted in the preparation ol' the A. lil. I . Manual on Machine Cannery. 1 EDWIN Nl. ClIAlVIRI'lRI.lN. Pn.D. lI!'lld Qf the Pxlvclmloyy lleparlrlavzl Election to the 'LSkull in its February tappings ls positive prool' ol' the popularity of Doct.or Chamherlm among the students. Ile and Professor Davis were the lirst two memhcrs of the faculty ever extended this honor. Prolivssor Chamberlin is faculty adviser of 'l'he Reanpolf' and is on the social functions committee. As an under- graduate at llarvard College, he was aetive in the fresh- man and varsity musical clubs. lle is a memher ol' Phi Delta Kappa, Sigma Alpha lipsilon, and Pi lita. C. PARK PRIQSSIGY, A.R. Supervisor of lflIlfIl0'VIIll'lIl Professor Pressey as Supervisor of Employment is in charge ol' work that is appreciated more and more as .lime approaehes. llis methods ol' seeuring places in which our vast knowledge may hc capitalized are ell'ective - he has even written a City ol' Rosl.on guide hook with attached street maps. The Department ol' Rusincss Method and Sales Relations also claims his attentions as a lecturer. Professor Pressey attended Williams College, where he was a memher ol' t.he tennis and basketball teams and ol l'hcta Delta Chi. 20