Colgate University - Salmagundi Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

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.2 ., , . if -1 - F Q' '15, sf 11,1 it 1 fi P , iv- I , 1, tif .. nf. QMV1 . r, .1....i c il-ri Mill 1 , WA1,'FER 1RENAEUS LowE, PH.D. Professor of History. K A P, A. B., Yale College, 18905 Ph.D., Yale University, 1897: Professor of llistory and lfnglish, Nlorris Academy, 1890-91: Instructor in History, Shef- fcld Scientific School, Yale University, 1892-1900: Professor of History, and Political Science, Wells College, 1900-1920: lfducational Work in France with the Y. lVl. C. A. and as Professor of History, A. lf. l ., University at Beaune, 1919: Profissor of History, Colgate University, since 1920: Contributor, his- torical and literary articles to various publicationsg 1V1ember of the American Historical Association: Nlember of the American Political Science Association: Member of the American Association of University Professors. WILLIAM MANGAM LAWRENCE, A.M., D.D., S.'1'.D. Professorial Lecturer in Christian Ethics, Acting Professor , of Homiletics. Nl' T, 111 BK, Ph. B., Colgate University, 1870: and Seminary, 1871: A.M., Colgate University, 1876: D. D., Baptist Union 'liheological Seminary, now tht Divinity School, University of Chicago, 1881:S. 'l'. D., Colgate University, 1921: Pastor at Amsterdam, 1871-72: at Philadelphia, 1872-80g at Chicago, 1880-1905: at Orange, N. J., 1905-12: Professorial Lecturer in Christian lithics, Colgate University, since 1912gProfessor pro tempore of Pastoral Theology, 1915: Acting Professor ofHomiletics and Pastoral Theology, since 1919: lV1ember Vic- toria lnstitute, 1894-97: lV1ember of the Board, Baptist Foreign Missions So- ciety, 1888-1905g lVlember ofthe Board of American Baptist llome Missions Society, 1905-12: hlemhcr, New .lersey Historical Society: President of Board of Trustees, Colgate University, 1905-12: Lecturer on Preaching and Pastoral Work, Hamilton 'lihcological Seminary, 1880g Lecturer in Homiletics, Chicago Congregational Seminary, 1903: Special Lecturer, Divinity School, Univer- sity of Chicago, 1903-04: Vice-President, Board 01W1il'llSf0CS, Divinity School, University of Chicago, 1902-0-1: President ofthe Board, 1901: lix-oflicio mem- ber of the Board of Trustees and First Vice-President of the Baptist 'l'Iduca- tion Society, since 1916: Member of thc American Association of University Professors, 1923: Contributor to Baptist ltncyclopedia and other publica- tions. CHAaLEs WO1i'1'11EN SPENCER, P1-LD. Librarian. A K E, V11 B K, A.B., Colby College, 18905 Ph.D., Columbia University, 1905: 'lieacher at llebron Academy, Me., 1890-1892: Graduate Student at University of Chicago, 1892-1894: and at Columbia University, 1894-1895:.Professor of History, Colgate University, 1895-1905: University Fellow in American History, Columbia University, while on leave of absence from Colgate University, 1900- 19013 Assistant Professor of History and Politics, Princeton University, 1905- 1911-: Professor of Political Science, University ofNev1lflIl, 1916-1921: UOVCY' seas service with Y. lVl. C. A. and American Red Crloss, 1918-1919: Contributor to lincyclopedia Americana and to historical societies: Member, American His- torical Association, American Political Science Association, Academy of Politi- cal Science, New York State Historical Association. , C 1 l Twenty-nine

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RICHARD ARTHUR PARROCK, M.A., LL.D., D.C.l,. Professor ol' the Greek Language and Literature. A. B., Cambridge University, 1891: M.A., Camhridge University, 1897: 1,1,.D., University of New Brunswick, 1900: D. C. l,., University of 13ishop's College, 1908: lfirst Class l-lonors in Classics, 1891: Honors in Greek Art and Archeology, 1892: Honors in Theology, 1893: 1'ro1'essor ofC1assics, University of Bishop's College, 1895-1919: Principal and Vice-Chancelor 1907-1919: l.ate Nlemher of Protestant Committee of Couneiloflluhlie lnstruction and of Cen- tral Board of lixa miners of Province of Quebec: 1'ro1'essor of Greek Language and Literature in Colgate University since 1920. . Fwcnty-eight 1 it 1.' 1 ..-:1 t . - This 1. 'TWA 5? ' P. UK, ,l1 '11 1 k'l-1?F11,1-115 :lx--I-.in , ANTONIO MANGANO, A.M., D.D. ' Professor in charge of Italian Department of thelheological Department. A. B., Brown University, 1889: A.M., Columbia University, 1903: B. ll.. Union '1'helogica1Seminary, 1903: D.D., Colgate University, 1919: Superintend- ent of Italian Baptist Missions in the United States, and Pastor of the lfirst ltalian Baptist Church, Brooklyn, 1904-07: Professor in charge of ltalian De- partment of the Seminary, Colgate University, since 1907: Author of Sons of 1taly and Religious Work among ltalians in America. - T ARTHUR WHII'1'L1E SMITH, lVl.S.. PH.D. Professor of Mathematics. X III , 11113 K, B. S., University of Chicago, 1898:1Vl.S., Universityo1'Cl1icago.. 1901, Ph. D., University o1'Chicago, 1904: Graduate Student at the University ol Chicago 1898-1900: Fellow in the University of Chicallfl- 191l1'199-21 ll1Sfl'lI1'fUI' in Mathematics, Colgate University, 1902-065 ASS'?ff 1f, 1, fUSS0 v 19179932 Associate 1'rofessor, 1908-20: Professor of Mathematics, since 1920: Nleinher of the American Matllematical Society. ' v.,,,. 1 rf 11111 . I :itil if AT? L1 ,Q

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, mrrrr,rr'.rrrrsrrrrr 5' . Rox' BURNETT SMr'rr-r, M.S. Professor of Chemistry. Society. HAROLD ORvrr.r.E WHITNALL, A.M. Professor of Geology. AK E, A.M., Colgate University, 1900, Graduate Student at Colgate Uni- versity, 1900-01, Gradrrate Student at Harvar'd University, 1902-03, ln- structor in Geology and Biology, Colgate University, 1906-1909, Associate Professor in Mineralogy and liconomic Geology, Colgate University, 1909- 19215 Professor of Geology, Colgate University, since 1921: Member of the Field Staff, New York State Geological Survey, 1905-1908, l ellow of the American Association for thc Advancement of Science. Member of the Ameri- can lnstitute of Mining lingineers. Member ofthe Association of American Mammalogists. Treasurer of the Colgate Alumni Corporation since 1919, Graduate 'l'reasurer, Colgate Athletic Corrncil, since 1903. Consulting Geologist for' several corporations. JAMES MELBOURNE Sr-roa'rLrrr'E, A.M. Professor of Economics. lhirty 1 'W ' fr- V11 nl -ii 1, , llCQji?.ii92 lj xg 1 CIPAQ, B.S., University of Michigan, 1899, M.S., Colgrte Unrversrtv, 1901 Member of American Chemical Society: Member of Amerie rn Assoer rtron for the Advancement of Science, Member of the Societv of Lhemrerl lndustry, London, University of Heidelberg, 1895-96, University of Cwottrngen, 1912 1? Taught Chemistry in Ann Arbor High School, 1894-99 Assistant rn Chemistry Colgate University, 1899-1903, Instructor in Chemistry, Lolgrte Unrversrtv, 1903-1906, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 1906 09 Associate lrofessor 1909-1921, Professor of Chemistry, since 1921, Member of Lolgrte Lhenrre rl A. B., degree from Yale University and Acadia College A M , degree from Yale University, Gradrrate Student of luconomrcs at Yrle University rnd of Law at Harvard University, 'l'arrght in Department of l eonomres for period of seven years, Dartmouth College: lI1StruCtor rn Latin and Creek, one yerr, rr Acadia Academy, Professor of liconomrcs, Colgate nrversrty, srnce 1921