New York University - Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Gfhp1a1aHin1pr 1VI2l1'S1l2I1l S. Brown, M. A. Acting Dean of the College. 1916-1917. Professor of History and Political Science, 1891-. Born in Keene, N. H., 18709 gracluatecl Brown lfniversity, 18925 BLA., 18934 lnstructor in History, University of Michigan, 1893-945 studied at Heiflellicrg, 1895-96, Member QGen- eral Committee, 1904-05Q, American Historical Associationg Vice-President History Teach- ers' Association of Middle States and Maryland, 1905-064 President New York Section of Same, 1906-07g Member American Political Association, American Society of International Lawg Registrar of Faculty of New York University, 1895-19024 Acting Dean of College, 1916-1917. 26

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yi immrre gg Charles H. Snow, C.E., Sc.D. Dean of the School of Applied Scienceg Professor of Civil Engineering, 1891-. A JD, 111 B K. Born in New York City, 18634 graduated Chapin Collegiate School, stand- ing first in classg entered Junior Class, New York University, 18845 graduated, C.E., 18864 engaged in Surveys, explorations, preparation of reports, and other work as Civil and Min- ing Engineer, since 1886i Acting Professor of Civil Engineering in New York University in 18914 Secretary of the Faculty n 18933 Vice-Dean, Acting Dean in 1895, and Dean of the Faculty in 1897, Sc.D., University of Pittsburg, 18985 Member American Society of Civil Engineersg Member American Inst. of Mining Engineers CDirector American Inst. of Mining Engineers, 1905-1910j g also Member General Society Mayflower Descendants, 'Member of Sons of the Revolution, and Society of Founders and Patriots, etc.g author of Principal Species of VVood, published by John Wiley Sz Sons, 1903, second edition published 1908, Equip- ment of Camps and Expeditionsf, Trans. American Institute of Mining Engineersg Marine Wood Borers, Trans. American Society of Civil Engineers, and other papers issued by the popular or scientific press. 25

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,1.ii i ll Z'!lhP1H1B Hinlrt ml 5 Francis H. Stoddard, 1'l1.D. Dean Emeritus of the College of .Xrts and Science. 11' T. Born in Middlebury, Vt., 18-L75 grad- uated, Amherst College, 18695 studied at Oxford, England, 1384-865 M.A., Amherst, 18865 Instructor in English, University of California, 1886-885 Professor of English Language and Literature, New York Uni- versity, since 18885 Pl1.D., Western Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, 1896. Author of: The Modern Novel CISSSQ, XVomen in English Universities f1886j, The Caedmon Poems Q1S87j, Miracle Plays and Mysteries C1S87j: Tolstoi and Matthew Arnold Q188Sj, Intro- duction to Byron 118995, Evolution of the English Novel f1900j, Life of Charles But- ler f1903j, Introduction to Poetry of Na- tional Spiritf 1904-Q. John J. Stevenson. P rofessor Emeritus. A qu. Born in New York City, 18415 grad- uated New York University, A.B., 18635 Ph. IJ., 18675 engaged in mining enterprises, 1867- 695 Professor in Chemistry and Natural His- tory, 'West Virginia University, 1869-715 Pro- fessor of Geology, New York University, 1871-19095 Geologist on National and State Surveys, 1871-825 author of works on Geol- ogy, LI..D., Princeton, 1893, and Vilashing- ton and Jefferson, 19025 past president of Geological Society of America and of the New York Academy of Science, past Vice- President of Amer. Assoc. Adv. Science and ffor United Statesj of the International Geological Congress5 honorary or corre- sponding: member of many societies in Eu- rope and America. '92 '92 27 l l