University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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faculty University of Georgia.—Continued, JAMES BENJAMIN HUNNICUTT, A. B.. Professor ok Botany A. B.. Emory College. 1858. A. M.. Emory. :S6o. Born Coweta County. Georgia, 1836. Professor of Latin. Emory College. 1861. Professor of Agriculture, University of Georgia. 1891. Assistant State Commissioner of Agriculture, 1890. Member American Congress of Farmers. Professor of Botany, University of Georgia. JOHN HANSON THOMAS MePHEKSON. A. B.. Ph. D.. Professor ok History and Political Science. A. B.. Johns Hopkins University, 18S6. Ph. D.. Johns Hopkins University, 1890. Born in Baltimore. Maryland. October 30. 1865. Fellow in History. Johns Hopkins University. 1889-1890. Instructor in History, University of Michigan. 1890-1891 Professor of History and Political Science. University of Georgia. 1891. Member American Historical Association. Author oi History of Liberia. » CHARLES MORTON STRAHAN, C. AND M. E.. Professor ok Engineering. C. and M. K., University of Georgia. 1SS3 Born in Goochland County. Virginia, May 9, 1864. Assistant State Chemist. 18S2-1S90. Instructor in Mathematics and Ancient Languages. University of Georgia. 18S4-1SS7. Assistant Professor Analytical Chemistry, University of Georgia. 1887-1890. Professor of Civil Engineering. University of Georgia, 1890. Contributor to Popular Science Monthly. Author Clarke County and the City of Athens. ” State Director of National League for Good Roads. B F. RILEY. A. B.. D.D., Professor ok English. Graduate Associate Reformed Presbyterian College of the South; South Carolina. 1S71. Taught Private Schools. 1872-1873. Elective Course at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Greenville. South Carolina, and at Crozicr Seminary, Chester. Pennsylvania, 1S73. Pastor at Cartcrsville. Alabama. 1876; at Albany. Georgia. 1877-1878, at Opelika. Alabama, 1879-1883. Editor Alabama Baptist, 1S84. Pastor Livingston, Alabama. 1884 18S8. President Howard College. 1888 x893. Professor of English. University of Georgia, since 1894. IT

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 faculty of University of Georgia ¥ WILLIAM ELLISON BOGGS. D. D.. LL. D.. Professor ok Metaphysics and Ethics. A. B.. South Carolina College. 1859; D. D., Southwestern Presbyterian College. 1873. LL. D., Central University. 1889. Born at Ahmednuggur. Hindostan, May x2, 1838. Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Polity, Columbia Theological Seminary. 1882. Chancellor and Professor of Metaphysics and Ethics, University of Georgia 1889. LEON HENRI CHARBONNIER, A. M., Pit. D.. Professor of Physics and Astronomy. Born in France, August 2, 1838. Educated at Military School of France. Adjunct Professor Ancient Languages, University of Georgia. 1866-1868. Professor Civil Engineering. 1868-1877. Since then Professor of Physics and Astronomy. Honorary A. M. and Ph. D., University of Georgia. Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science. DAVID CRENSHAW BARROW, Jr., C. . M. E.. Professor of Mathematics. B. Sc., C. M. E., University of Georgia. 1874. Assistant State Geologist. 1874-1876. Instructor in Pure and Applied Mathematics, 1878 1882 Professor of Applied Mathematics, 1882-1889. Professor of Mathematics. 18S9. HENRY CLAY WHITE. B. Sc., and Ph. D.. F. C. S.. Professor of Chemistry (Terrell Professorship). Born in Baltimore. Maryland, December 30. 1850. B. Sc., University of Virginia, 1869 C. and M. K„ University of Virginia. 1876. Ph. D., University of Virginia. 1885. Follow American Association Advanced Science, 1880. Corresponding Member British Association, 1NS7. Fellow Chemical Society (London), 1S93. Professor Natural Science St John's College, Maryland, 1871-1872. Lecturer Peabody Institute, Baltimore. Maryland, 1871-1872. Professor of Chemistry. University of Georgia, 1872. State Chemist of Georgia, 1880-1890. President State College, 1890. Contributor to Scientific Journals. President Association of Official Chemists of the United States, 1883. to

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faculty University of Georgia—Continued. WILLIS HENRY BOCOCK. A. B . A M.. Professor of Greek and Latin Languages. A. B.. Hampden-Sidney College. A. M., Hampden-Sidney College, Lniversity of Virginia. Instructor in University School, Charlottesville. Virginia. Greek Master, McGuire's University School, Richmond, Virginia. Professor of Greek, Hampden-Sidney College. Vir ginia, 1886-1889. Professor of Greek, University of Georgia, 1889. WILLIAM DAVIS HOOPER. A. B., Adjunct Professor op Latin. A B., Hampden-Sidney College. Virginia, 1889. Born at Liberty, Virginia, August 13, 18G8. Professor of Latin and Greek, Southwest Georgia Agricultural College, 1889-1890. Instructor in Latin and Greek University of Georgia. 1S90. JOHN PENDLETON CAMPBELL, A. B.. Ph. D., Professor of Biology. Born at Cumberland, Maryland, November 20. 1S63. A. B., Johns Hopkins University. 1885; Follow. 1886-1887; Ph. D., 188S. Professor of Biology, University of Georgia, t888. Member American Society of Naturalists, American Physiological Society. Author of Biological Teaching in the Colleges of the United States, and articles in Studies from the Biological; Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University, Educational Review, etc. CHARLES MERCER SNELLING (Graduate V. M. I.), Adjunct Professor op Mathematics and Commandant of Military Department. Assistant Professor Mathematics, Virginia Military Institute, 1884-18S7. Commandant of Cadets and Professor of Mathematics, South Georgia Agricultural, 1887-1888. Commandant of Cadets and Instructor in Mathematics, University of Georgia, 28SS. 18