Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Facultj' HARRY RUDOLPH TOSDAL Professor of Marketing Degrees: S.B., 1909, St. Olaf College, Ph.D., 1915, Harvard. History in inrief: Instructor in Economics, Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, 1915-16. Assist- fgnt Professor of Economics, 1917-18. Associate Irofessor, 1918-19. Professor and head of depart- ment, Boston University, 1919-20. Lecturer in Economics, Harvard, 1918-19. Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1920-21. Faculty Editor, Harvard gtisgness Review. Professor of Marketing since Lecturers EDGAR JUDSON RICH Lecturer on Transportation Degrees: A.B., 1887, Harvard: A.M., 1891, Har- varduc LL.B., 1891, Harvard. History in brief: Counsel, Boston and Maine Rail- Ffmd, 1892-1916. General Practice and General Counsel, Associated Industries of Massachusetts. Lecturer on Theory and Practice of Rate-making, 1908-17. Lecturer on Transportation since 1923. FRANCIS N OYES BALCH Lecturer on Business Law Degrees: A.B., 1896, Harvard: A.M., 1897, Har- vard: LL.B., 1900, Harvard. History in brief: Research in Biology, U. S. Bureau Of Fisheries, 1897. Committee to visit University Museums, Museum of Comparative Zoology, .Department of Zoology, various years 1904-25. Bermuda Biological Station for Research, 1910. ACUYG. general law practice, 1900-30, with some SI3CC1.al'ization at different periods on international, municipal, real property, probate and trust law, and the management of property. Boston Finance Commission, 1908-13. Massachusetts Constitution- al Convention, 19l5-18. Massachusetts Legislature, Representative, 1919-20. Law hrms: Hunneman and Balch, 1904-13. Ellis and Balch, 1914-29. Lecturer on Business Law, 1930. HOMER NEWTON SWEET Lecturer on Accounting Degree: Ph.B., 1907, Brown University. History' in brirj: Accounting practice since 1910. Lecturer in Accounting since 1927. 29

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Faculty EDMUND PHILIP LEARNED Assistant Professor of Marketing and Tutor Degrees: A.B., 1922, University of Kansas. A.M., 1925, University of Kansasg M.B.A., 1927, ,I-Iarvardg D.C.S., 1930, Harvard. History in brief: Instructor in Economics. and Commerce, University of Kansas, 1922-25. Private accounting practice, Lawrence, Kansas, 1921-25. Student Editorial Board, Harvard Business Review, 1926-27. Instructor in Marketing, 1927-29. Assist- ant Professor of Marketing since 1929. GEORGE EUGENE BATES Assistant Professor of Investment .Banking and Tutor Degrees: A.B., 1923, University of Missouri: A.M., 1924, 'University of Missouri: M.B.A., 1925, Harvard. ' History in brief: Assistant Dean, 1925-28. In- structor in Investment Banking, 1928-29. Assist- ant Professor of Investment Banking since 1929. PAUL BROWN COFFMAN Assistant Professor of Accounting and Tutor Degrees: S.B., 1923, Ohio State University: M'.B.A., 1926, Harvard. History in brief: .Public Accountant-Fuller's Efnciency Engineers, Columbus, Ohio, 1920-21. Instructor, Mathematics of Accounting and Finance, Boston University, 1923-24. Assistant Professor of Business Administration, College of William and Mary, 1926-27. Instructor in Accounting, 1927-29. Accounting Consultant with New .England Mica Company since 1928. Assistant Professor of Ac- counting since 1929. In charge of Business Policy II, 1930. JOHN EDWARD DALTON Assistant Professor of Business Statistics and Tutor Degrees: A.B., 1923, University of Californiag M.B.A., 1925, Harvardg Ph.D., 1929, University of California. History in brief: Instructor in Business Statistics, 1333-30. Assistant Professor of Business Statistics, 28

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Faculty DONALD HILLS DAVENPORT Lecturer on Business Statistics Degrees: S.B., 1921, Columbia University: A.lVI., 1922, Columbia University: Ph.D., 1926, Columbia University. Ilistory in brief: Assistant lnstructor, 1921-23. Instructor, 1923-26. Assistant Professor of Busi- ness Statistics, 1926-29. Columbia University. Statistical Research, J. Austin Smith and Company, New York City, 1926 and Scarr Transportation Company, New York City, 1927. Sometime Sta- tistician to New York State Committee on Taxa- tion and Retrenchment and the California 'Fax Commission. Lecturer on Business Statistics since 1929. Instructors RICHMON D FLETCHER BI NGHAM Instructor in Business Statistics History in brief: Interstate Commerce Com- mission, 1890-1918. Scituate Proving Ground, 1918-19. National Industrial Conference Board, 1.91.9-20. 'United Drug Company, 1920. Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, 1921-24. Acting ln- structor in Business Graphics, April, 1924. In- structor in Business Statistics since 1925. LYNN IRVINE SCHOONOVER Instructor in Bank Management Degrees: Ph.B., 1913, University of Wisconsin: Ph.M., 1915, University of Wisconsin. History in brief: Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Albion College, 1920-22. Assist- ant Professor of Finance, 1922-24. Associate Pro- fessor of Finance, 1924-26. Instructor in Bank Management since 1926. HARRY LEWIS CUSTARD Instructor in Business Degrees: A.B., 1919, Syracuse: M.B.A., 1922, Harvard. History in brief: Accountant, New York City, 1922. Instructor, Lehigh University, 1923-25. Instructor in Business Policy, 1926-28. Instructor in Business since 1929. 30