Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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DR. Elmer S. Hutchisson-Case's internationally known acting President-dean of the faculty-director of research and the graduate division-has completed his second successful year as acting head of the college. The first Case alumnus to hold this post, he has brought recognition to Case through his editorship of the Journal of Applied Physics and his trips abroad in connection with the International Abstraction of Physics conferences. Dr. Hutchisson came to Case in i944 from the University of Pittsburgh, where he served as head of the physics department. On leave from the University of Pittsburgh during the last war, he served as chief technical aide to the National Defense Research Committee and engaged in special research on underwater warfare. As the dean of the faculty, Dr. Hutchisson has always shown an active interest in the two things that are now the maior goals during his administration: a growing program of research and advanced study and better relations with industry. Doing an admirable job during the absence of President T. Keith Glennan, Dr. Hutchisson has won the admiration and respect of the students by his friendly and understanding leadership. 18