Milton College - Fides Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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W 3 4 W We We V4 Q A E iliarfirir M. M A 1. . ,- . ', 'ti' , ,,, ' . 'iff Rf ALBERT ROGERS CRANDALL, M. A., Ph. D., sc. D. Professor Emeritus of Natural History and Physiology ll. A., Milton College, 18733 M.A., Milton Vollcge, 1876g l'h. ll., Milton l'oll0KC. l335- Elllcfcfl 'lie Academic Department of Alfred University in 1858. llis studies were interrupted hy the Civil NVar. After nearly two years and a half ot' service in two enlistmcnts, he was mustered out with the rank of lfirst Lieutenant. After studying three years at Milton College and teaching one year as principal ot' llig Foot Academy, VValworth, VVis., was special stu lent in the Museum of Comparative Zoology at llar- vard l'niversity during live years, taking special studies at thc llotanical Garden, and also art studies for one year at the lloston Lowell Institute Eventing School. During these years the long summer vacations were spent in tleld studies and as collector for the Museum of t'omparative Zoology. .These studies were extended over parts of Rhode lsland, Massachusetts, and Maine: to the Ottawa region in l'auada, to XVestern New York and along the Appalachian hclt from the Fatskills to Northern Georgia and Alabama. Appointed Assistant ot' Prof. N. S. Shaler of llarvard l'niversity in the work of the Ken- tucky Geological Survey, 1873. Instructor in the Department of Natural llistory of the Agricultural and Mechanical t'ollege of Lexington, Kentucky, 1873-'74. 'l'hrec years later was appointed Professor. ln- structor in the Summer School ot' Geology organized hy l'rot'. Shaler at t'umherland Gap, Ky. and Va., in 1875. t'ontinued work on the Geological Survey in conjunction with his duties as professor of Nat- ural llistory until 1893. l rot'essor of Natural llistory in Alfred Univesity in 1896-1903, l'rofcss0r'. Nal- nral llistory, Milton t'ollege, since 1903. Formerly Fellow of the American Association for the Advance- ment of Science and of the Geological Society ot' America. Member of the Advisory Council on Re- ligious fongresses in connection with the NVorld's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. Among his pulm- lished works are reports on the Geology and llotany of Eastern Kentucky, Vols. 1, 2, and 4, second series, and Vol. K' of later reports, hesides many papers and addresses. IIIIIISZIIIIII Page Sixteen