Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Faculty JOHN C-URNEY CALLAN Przjessor of Industrial Management HDegree: S.B., 1896, Massachusetts Institute of 1 echtnology, History in Brief: Edison llluminating Company to .lfllllmry 1, 1S97. General Electric Company, Lynn XR orks, 1897-1909, With Arthur D. Little, Inc., Chemists and Engineers, to 1915. Professor of Steam and Gas Engineering and Chairman of Me- chanical. Engineering Department, University of Wisconsin, 1915-1918. Leave of absence for War work, 1918. Consultant, Eastern Manufacturing qomllfllly, Bangor, Maine, to January, 1920. I rofessor of Industrial Management since 1920. GEORGE ELTON MAYO Professor of Industrial Research Degree: A.M., 1899, University of Adelaide. History in brief: Fletcher Scholar Psychology, University of Adelaide, 1906. David Murray Re- search Scholar, University of Adelaide, 1910. Lec- turer in Systematic Economics, University of Queensland, 1911-1915. Lecturer and Professor of lsycho-logy, University of Queensland, Australia, 1,911-23. Examiner Hnal honors Psychology and lolitical Economy, University of Tasmania, 1912. .lfllln lhomson Lecturer, University of Queensland, 19.16. Douglas Price Lecturer for Queensland, 1921. Special Lecturer Psychopathology, Uni- versity of Melbourne, 1922. Research Associate in Industry, University of Pennsylvania, 1923-26. Associate Professor of Industrial Research, 1926- 29. Professor of Industrial Research since 1929. FRANK DEWITT WASHBURN Associate Professor of Real Estate Vilgffgrees: A,B., 11900, Harvardg A.M., 1915, Har- Htstory in brief: Assistant in Architecture, Har- vard, 1900- 03. Professor of Architecture and Fine Arts, University of Iowa, 1906-09. Professor of Architecture and Fine Arts, 'University of Michigan, 1909. Treasurer, johnson Washburn Company, Boston, 1909-25. President Haymarket National Bank, Boston, 1920-23. President, Citizens Na- tional Bank, Boston, 1926-27. Lecturer on Real Eyctate Management, 1928-30. Associate Professor ot Real Estate, 1930. ARTHUR STONE DEWIN G Professor of Finance Degrees: A.B., 1902, Harvard: A.M., 1903, Har- vard.: Ph.D., 1905, Harvard. History in brief: Counsel for the Corn Products Refining Company in appeal to the United States Supreme Court from the decree of dissolution under the Sherman Act of 1890. Lecturer in Corporation Finance, 1919-22. Associate Professor of Finance, 1922- 27. Professor of Finance since 1927. 19

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Faculty Professors WILLIAM MORSE COLE Professor of Accounting Degrees: A.B., 1890, Harvard 1 A.M. 1890, Harvard. History in brief: Instructor in Political Economy, Harvard, 1890-93. Secretary, Massachusetts Com- mission on Unemployed, 1894-95. University Ex- tension Lecturer, 1895-98. Instructor in Principles of Accounting, 1900-08. Assistant Professor, 1908- 13. Associate Professor, 1913-10. Professor since 1916. Member of the original faculty of the school. ARTHUR VERNON WOODWORTH Associate Professor of Finance and T utor Degrees: A.B., 1891, Harvardg B.D., 1894, Episco- pal 'Theological Schoolg Ph.D., 1897, Frieburg in Baden, Germany. Ilistory in brief: Twenty years on State Street in banking ollices and as partner in banking and broker- age business. One year editor with National In- dustrial Conference Board. Instructor in Finance, 1921-26. Tutor in History, Government, and Economics, 1922-27, Harvard. Instructor in Cor- porations at Radcliffe, 1923. Assistant Professor of Finance, 1927-30. Associate Professor of Finance, 1930. PHILIP CABOT Professor of Public Utility Management and Tutor Degree: A.B., 1894, Harvard. History in brief: Othce of William Minot, Boston, Trustee, 1894-1904. Management of real estate trusts, 1904-10. Manager of electric public utilities, 1910-18. Partner, White, Weld EQ Co., of New York-Boston Office. Lecturer in Public Utility Management, 1924-27. Professor of Public Utility Management since 1927. OLIVER MITCHELL WENTWORTH SPRAGUE Q0n leave of Absencej Edmund Cogswell Converse Professor of Banking' and Finance Degrees: A.B., A.M,, Ph.D., Harvard. History in brief: Unofficial activities for banking reform, preceding passage of the Federal Reserve Act. D Unofficial activities designed to secure im- position of adequate, i.e., heavy, taxation during the Great War. Council of National Defense and War Trade Board, july to December, 1918. Assist- ant Professor, 1908-13. Professor since 1913. Member of Original Faculty. Economic Adviser to the Bank of England, 1930. 18

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Faculty GEORGE BYRON ROORBACH Professor of Foreign Trade Degrees: A.B., 1903, Colgateg A.M. 1915, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. History in brief: Assistant Professor and Professor of Economic Geography, University of Pennsyl- vania, 1914- 19. Investigator of financial and economic conditions in Venezuela for Carnegie Peace Endowment, 1915. Special Expert, United States Shipping Board, 1918-19. Chairman Inter- department Committee on Trade Statistics-in charge of revision of United States Trade Statistics. Member, Committee on Statistics, International Chamber of Commerce, 1921-24. Chief, Research Division, Department of Commerce, 1921- 22. Pro- fessor of Foreign Trade since 1919. THOMAS HENRY SANDERS Professor of Accounting Degrees: B. of Com., 1905, University of Bir- mingham, Englandg M. of Com., 1914, University of Birmingham, Englandg Ph.D., 1921, Harvard. History in brief: Consulting accounting work in Minneapolis, Minn., New York, and in Boston, 1918 to date. Assistant Professor of Accounting, University of Minnesota, 1918-20. Assistant Pro- fessor of Accounting, 1921- 24. Associate Professor of Industrial Accounting, 1924-27. Professor of Accounting since 1927. MELVIN THOMAS COPELAND Professor of Marketing Degrees: A.B., 1906, Bowdoin College: A.M., 1907, Ph.D., 1910, Harvard. History in brief: Secretary, Research Committee, National Council of Cotton Manufacturers, 1919. Member, Massachusetts Commission on Cost of Living, 1916-1.7. Secretary, Commercial Economy Board, Washington, 1917-18. Executive Secretary, Conservation Division, War Industries Board, Wash- ington, 1918. Instructor, Economic Resources of Europe, Harvard, 1909-10. Sheldon Traveling Fellow Research in European Cotton Industry, 1910-11.. Instructor in Economies, Sociology, European Trade, New York University, 1911.-12. Instructor in Statistics, Marketing, European Trade, Harvard, 1912-15. Assistant Professor of same courses, 1915-19. Director of Bureau of Business Research 1916-26. Professor of Marketing since 1920. NORMAN SCOTT BRIEN GRAS Prrdessor of Business History Degrees: A.B. and A.M ., 1906, Western University: A.M., 1909, Harvard: Ph.lJ., 1912, Harvardg LI..D., 1924, University of Western Ontario. History in brief: Assistant Professor of History, Clark College, 1912-17. Associate Professor of History, Clark University, 1917-18. Lecturer in Economic History, Harvard, 1915-10-18. Pro- fessor of Economic History, University of Minne- sota, 1918-27. Professor of Business History since 1927. 20