Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Faculty CLYDE ORVAL RUGGLES Professor Qf Public Utility Managenient and Tutor Degrees: A.B., 1906, Iowa State Teachers Collegeg A.M. 1907, State University of Iowag Ph.D., 1913, Harvard. History in brief: Research for National Monetary Commission on Origin of the National Banking QYStem, 1909. Head of Department of History and Social Science, Winona, Minnesota State Teachers COllege, 1909-13. Assistant Professor of Economics, Qhio State University, 1913-14. Professor of Economics, 1914-20. Investigation for U. S. Ship- lglllg Board of Port and Terminal Charges at U. S. Iorts, 1918-19. Director of School of Commerce and head of department of Economics, University of Iowa, 1920-21. Head of Department and Pro- feSSQOr of Business Administration, Ohio State University, 1921-26. Dean of College of Commerce and Administration, Ohio State University, 1926- 28. Director of Survey by the Committee on Co- operation with Educational Institutions of the National Electric Light Association, 1927-28. Pro- fessor of Public Utility Management since 1928. JOHN FRANKLIN EBERSOLE Professor of Finance Degrees: Ph.B., 1907 Universit of Chicagog A.M, 1909, Harvard. , y vllistory in brief: Assistant Instructor in Public I' mance, University of Chicago, 1909-10. Student, illl' departments, First National Bank of Chicago, Illinois, 1910. Assistant Professor and later Pro- fessorlal Lecturer in Economics, Money, Banking, Investments, Business Cycles, and Bank Adminis- tration, University of Minnesota, 191.1-27. Cashier and 'later Vice President of a state bank in Minne- flbohs, Minnesota, 1917-20. Assistant Federal Re- serve Agent, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, 1.920-27. Economic Advisor to, and Chief of Sec- I-E011 of Financial and Economic Research in, ,Ireasury Department, Washington, D. C., 1927- 30. Professor of Finance, 1930. NATHAN ISAACS Professor of Business Law Degrees: A.B., 1907, University of Cincinnati: KLM. 1908, University of Cincinnati, Ph.D., 1910, University of Cincinnati: LL.B., 1910, Cnicinnati LuW'School3 S.J.D., 1920, Harvard Law School. History in brief: Practised Law, 1910-12. Pro- fessor of Law, Cincinnati Law School and in charge of Business Law, University of Cincinnati, 1912-18. Assistant Dean, Cincinnati Law School, 1916-18. lhalfel' Teaching Fellow, Harvard Law School, 1919-20. Professor of Law, University of Pittsburgh, 192.0-23. Professor of Business Law, Columbia University CSummer sessionsl 1.921-26. Lecturer on Business Law, 1923-24. Professor of Business Law since 1924. OSGOOD STEVENS LOVEKIN Assistant Professor of Industrial Research Degrees: A.B., 1924, Stanford Universityg M.B.A., 1927, Harvard. fhstory in brief: Instructor in Industrial Research, 1927-30. Assistant Professor of Industrial Research, 1930, 21

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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

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lfarizlly THEODORE HENRY BROVVN Associate Professor of Business Stafisffics Degrees: A.B., 1910, Yale: A.M. 1911, Yale: Ph.lJ., 1913, Yale. History in brief: Instructor in Mathematics, Yale, 1913-15. Instructor in Mathematics and Astronomy, Brown University, 1915-16. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, 1916-18. Assistant Professor of Nautical Science, 1918-20. Assistant Professor of Economics, 1920-21. Assistant Pro- fessor, School of Business, Columbia University, 1920-25. Bureau of Business Research, 1925-26. Assistant Professor of Business Statistics, 1926-27. Associate Professor of Business Statistics since 1927. JACOB ANTON DEHAAS William Ziegler Professor of 111fti77l.Ilff07I!Lf Keiolion- ships and Tutor Degrees: A.B., 1910, Stanford University: A.M. 1912, Harvardg Ph.lJ., 1915, Stanford University. Ilislory in brizf: Public Accounting practice The Hague tllollandj, 1901-04. Instructor in Stanford University, 1912-15. Special agentin Europe of the California Immigration Commission, Summer, 1914. Assistant Professor in University of Texas, 1915- 17. Examiner Federal Trafle Commission, 1917. Professor, Ohio State University, 1917-18. Lec- turer, Columbia University, Summer, 1918. Pro- fessor University of Washington 1918-19. Profes- sor University of Rotterdam, llolland 1919-21. Professor of Foreign Trade in New York University, Chairman of Department of Trade and Industry, 1921-27. Lecturer on Foreign Trade, 1926-27. Lecturer on International Relations, Columbia Uni- versity, 1930. William Ziegler Professor of Inter- national Relationships since 1927. JAMES WILLIAM HORWITZ A ssislorrt Prryessor of Business Statistics em! Tulor Degrees: A.B., 1910, Harvard: M.l3.A., 1926, Har- vard. History in brief: lvlanufacturing, 1910-23. In charge of budget and statistics, B. F. Sturtevant Co., Boston, 1926. Assistant Professor of Business Sta- tistics since 1927. HOWARD THOMPSON LEWIS Professor :J Morleelirfg , Degrees: A.B., 1910, Lawrence College: A.lNl. 19.12, University of Wisconsin. llistory in brizjfl' Professor of Economics, lliram College, 1912-14. Professor of Economics, Uni- versity of Idaho, 1914-20. Professor of Economics, University of Washington, 1920-22. llcan of College of Business Administration, University of Washington, 1922-26. Westinghouse Profes- sorship, lecturer in ltaly on Commercial Practice and. Problems in the United States, 1926-27. Chairman Commercial Commission of the National Foreign Trade Council to the Orient, 1925. Pro- fessor of ltlarlceting since 1927. 22