Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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R.Al,I'II C. HUsToN, Dean of Applied Science. came to Mich- igan State College as Assistant Professor of Chemistry in 1911. He was appointed Asso- ciate Professor of Chemistry in 1915, and Professor of Or- ganic and Bio-chemistry in 1925, and Dean in 1930. El,IZAl3IuTI'I W. CoNRAn, Dean of Women, formerly acted in the same capacity at Ohio State. She came to Michigan State College in 1928 as Instructor in French, and at this time was appointed to the office of Dean of Women. LLovn C. EMMoNs, Dean of Liberal Arts, came to Michigan State College as Instructor in Mathematics in 1909. Former- ly Research Professor of In- stitutional Administration, he became Acting: Dean in 1934, and was appointed Dean in 1935. ' '.Xg.9,, FRED T. MITCHELL, Dean of Men, formerly Professor at Peabody Teachers College, came to Michigan State Col- lege as Associate Professor of Education in 1951. In 1935 he was appointed to fill the newly created office of Dean of Men. il

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IIEANS ANI! IIIVISIUN HEAIIS Eiexsi A. Biissiiy, Dean of Graduate School, came to Michigan State College Ll: Professor of Botany in 1911. He served in the capacity of Acting Dean of Applied Sci- ence from 1927-50, and was appointed Dean of Graduate Sturlents in 19.40. 1, .AW Eicxisr L. :XN'1'IIONY, Dean of Agriculture, came to Michigan State College as Professor anfl Head of the Dairy Huslianrlry Department in 1928. He be- came Acting Dean of Agricul- ture in 1932, :incl was ap- pointerl Dean in 1934. ,-. HENRY B. DIRKS, Dean of En- gineering, a graduate of the University of Illinois, and for- merly Assistant Professor at Princeton, came to Michigan State College as Professor of Mechanical Engineering: in 1919. He was appointed Dean in 1931. MARIE DYE, Dean of Home Economics, came to Michigan State College from the Univer- sity of Chicago in 1922, became .Assistant Professor in 1923, Professor of Nutrition and Acting Dean in 1929, and was appointed Dean in 1930. -23- XVARD GU.TNPlIi, Dean of Yet- erinary Medicine, came to Michigan State College as Re- search Assistant in the Experi- ment Station in 1905. He be- came Acting Professor of Bac- teriology in 1912, and was appointed Dean of Veterinary Medicine in 1923.

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IN NIENIURIANI ALRERT H. NELSIIN Albert H. Nelson, head of the Department of Publications, professor of journalism and adviser for student publications, died October 18. 1935. For sixteen years he served Michigan State College in various capacities. His enthusiasm and perspicacity were ever a source of encour- agement to his faculty and student associates. RUTH YUUNH IUHNSTUN Miss Johnston, assistant professor of history, died july 5, 1935. She was actively interested in student and campus enterprises, which won for her many friends. HARRY S. REEII Professor Reed was appointed associate professor of the newly founded Chemical Engineering Department in 1918. He became professor and head of the department in 1931. He died December 13, 1935. L25-