University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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Mr ISAAC ALTHAUS LOOS, A.M., D.C.L. Professor of Political Science. Born in Pennsylvania. 1856. Otterbein College, Ohio, 1876, B.A., 1879, M.A.; Penn College, 1898, L.; Graduate Student in Yale University, 1878-81; Fellow in Yale 188r-82; Student in College of France, Paris, 1882-83; in the University of Leipsic (three semesters). 1881-84; Professor of History and Political Science in Western College. Toledo, Iowa, 1884-89; Professor of Political Science in the Uni- versity of Iowa, 1889. Wir,LtAm CRAIG Witcox, A.M. Professor of History. Born in 1867. University of Rochester, 1884-88; In- structor in Classics, ' it. Beac )11 Academy, Fishkill, N. Y., 1888-9o; Instructor in Classics in Mt. Pleasant Military Acad., Sing Sing, N. Y., 1890-92; Fellow in Pol. Science, Univ of Chicago, 1892-94: Professor of History, S. U. I., 1894. JOSEPH JASPER NICCONNELL, A.M. Professor of Pedagogy. Born in Student of Ainsworth Academy; Washington, Iowa; S. U. I., 1876, A.M.; Principal of High School, A lbia, Iowa, 1876-77; Principal High School, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 1877-79: Superintendent of Schools, Atlantic, Iowa, 1879-91; Member of Board of Regents of S. U. I. 1886-91; Professor, S. U. I., 1891. FREDERICK C. I,. VAN STEENDEREN, A.M. Professor of French. Born in Holland. Arnhem Municipal Col., (Ecole Normale), 1887; Holder of 2 certificates provided for in articles 57-62 Laws on Pub. Instruction in Holland. M. A., Penn Col., 1893; Gram. S. Mas., 1887-90; Prof. Mod. Languages, Penn Col., 1891-94; Ass ' t. Prof. Mod.. Lang., S. U. I. 1894-95; Prof. of French, S. U. L, 1895-

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CHARLES BUNDY WILSON, A.M. Professor of German Language and Literature and Secretary of the Collegiate Faculty. Born in 1861 in Syracuse, N. Y. Onondaga Semi- nary, 188o, won State Scholarship for Cornell Uni- versity for four years, 188o-84; Cornell University, 1884, A.B. cow and elected to Phi Beta Kappa; University of Leipzig, 1884-85; College de France and Sorbonne, 1885; Fellow in Moderen Languages, Cor- nell University, 1885-86; Cornell, 1886. A.M., tor in German in Cornell, 886-88; on leave 1897 at University of Berlin; Professor of Modern Lan- guages and Literatures in the State University of Iowa, 1888-95; since 1895 of German Lan- guage and Literature. I,ENAS GI FORD WELD, A.M. Professor of Mathematics. Born in 1862. Student of Northwestern University; S. U. I., 1883, B.S.; in 1885. A.M.: Surveyor, 1883-84; Professor of History and Literature, Burlington H. S., 1884-85; Profesor of Mathematics in same school, 1885-86; Assistant Professor of Mat hematics in S. U. I., 1886-87; Professor of Mathematics, 1887. CHARLES CLEVELAND NUTTING, A.M. Professor of Systematic Zooloey and Curator of Museum of Natural History. Born in 1856. Blackburn University, 1880, A.B.; in 1883, A.M.; for Battle Mountain Smelting Company, Red Cliff, Col.. 188o-8r; Scientific explora- tions in Costa Rica and Nicaragua for Smithsonian Institute, 1882-83; Explorations in Florida, 1884-85; Professor in S. U. I., 1886. ANDREW ANDERSON VERLEN, A.M. Professor of Physics. Graduated from Carleton College in 1877, A.B.; in 1880, A.M.; Post Graduate Student in Johns Hopkins University, 881-81; taught Mathematics in S. U. I., 1883-86; Professor in S. U. 1., 1886.

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ALFRED VARLEY Sims, C.E. Professor of Civil Engineering. Born in 1864. C.E. Univ. of Pa., 1888; Chief Engr. N. Eng. Term. Co.; Chief Engr. Atlantic Danville Cy, Portsmouth to Danville, Va.; Chief Eugr. Va. Ky. Ry. Surveys, Danville, Va. to Ky. State line. Chief Engr. Utah, Nevada Cal. Ry. Surveys, S. Utah to Pacific Coast; Prof. of Civil E., S. U. I., 1895. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SHAMBAUGH, A.M., PH.D. Professor of Government and Administration. Born in 1871. S. U. I., 1892, Ph.B., 1891, A.M ; Univ. of Pa., 1895, Ph.D.; studied at Univ. Halle and Berlin, Germany, 1895; Wharton School Fellow, Univ. of Pa., 1893-95; S. U. Instructor in Pol. Sci., 1896; Prof. Pol. SM., 1896; Prof. of Gov. and Administration, 1897; chosen Curator Iowa State Historical Society, 1897. GILBERT L. HOUSER, M.S. Professor of Animal Morphology and Physiology. Born in Iowa, 1866. Graduated S. U. I., 1891, B S.; 1892, M.S.; Graduate Student at University of Chi- cago; Investigator at Marine Biological Laboratory; Instructor in S. U. I., 1892; Assistant Professor, 1895; Professor, 1897. WILLIAM PETERS REEVES, PH.D. Professor of English Language and Literature. Born in Ind., 186s. F,arlhant Col., 1879-82; in Eu- rope, 1883; Entered Johns Hopkins Univ., 1884; took A.B., 1889, Ph D., 1893. After Grad. Course at Johns Hopkins and study abroad, Instructor, Union Col., 1895-97; Professor S. U. 1.,1898.