University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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THE FA JOSEPH EDVVARD STUBBS President of the University Instructor in Greek and Latin, Ohio Xvesleyan University, 1872- 753 B.A., Ohio NVesleyan University, 1873, M.A., 1876, Superintendent of Schools, Ash-land, Ohio, 1880-863 President Baldwin University, Ohio, 1886-943 Honorary D.D., German Wfallace College, 1890, Presi- dent Ohio College Association, 1.891-923 President of the University of Nevada, 1894--3 Professor of Psychology and Ethics, 1894-95: Professor of Political Science and Et-hics, 1895-19043 Professor of Elementary and International Law, 1904-1.13 President Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 1899- 1900, LL.D., Ohio Txfesleyan University, 1905. ROBERT LEWERS Vice-President, Professor of Elementary and International Law and Teacher of Commercial Subjects Teacher, Public Schools, Mill Station, Nevada, 1882-833 Sutro, Nevada, 1884-85, Dayton, Nevada, 1886-893 Registrar, University of Nevada, 1890-19063 Professor of Political Economy and Principal of the Commercial School, 1890-19113 Professor of Elementary and International Law and Teacher of Commercial Subjects, 1911-. RICHARD BROYVN Superintendent of Buildingsrand Master of Lincoln Hall Cutter in United States Mint, Carson City, 1889-913 Superin- tendent of Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Nevada, 1891-993 Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Uni- versity of Nevada, 1891-1.9123 Superintendent of University Dining Hall, University of Nevada, 1895-Q Master of Lincoln Hall, Uni- versity of Nevada, 1896-19053 Master of Lincoln Hall, University of Nevada, 1906-12, Superintendent of Buildings, 1912-. JAMES EDWARD CHURCH, Jr. Professor of the Latin Language and Literature Teacher, District Schools, Ogemaw County, Michigan, 1885-863 Principal, Public School, Birch Run, Michigan, 1887-883 A.B., Uni- versity of Michigan, 1892Q Instructor in Latin and German, Uni- versity of Nevada, 1892-943 Head of the Department of Latin, 1892-3 Assistant Professor of Latin, 1894-95, Associate Professor of Latin, CULTY 1895-963 Professor of Latin, 1.896- Cabsent on leave, 1898-1901JQ Graduate Student, Comparative Philology, University of Michigan, 1898-993 Ph.D. CClassical Philology, Archaeology, and Educationy, Munich, 1901, Student, Archaeology and Art, Italy and Greece, 1901. LAURA De LAGUNA Professor of Romanic Languages and Literatures Instructor in English, Mills Seminary, California, 1888-893 In- structor in French and English, Oakland Seminary, California, 1890-913 B.A., Leland Stanford Junior University, 1894, Student Romance Languages, New York, 1894-953 Student Romance Lan- guages, Rome, Paris, 1895-963 Instructor in Modern Languages, Uni- versity of Nevada, 1896- 99, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, 1899-19013 Associate Professor of Modern Languages, 1901-06, Pro- fessor of Modern Languages, 1907-1.13 Professor of Romanic Lan- guages and Literatures, 1911--, JEANNE ELIZABETH XVIER Professor of History and Political Science Teacher, Public Schools, Rockwell, Iowa, 1889-923 B.Di., Iowa State Normal School, 1893, Assistant Principal, High School, Hepp- ner, Oregon, 1893-953 Student, Leland Stanford Junior University, 1896, Acting Assistant Professor of History, University of Nevada, 1899-19013 B.A. tHistoryj, Leland Stanford Junior University, 1901, Associate Professor of History, University of Nevada, 1901-063 Sec- retary, Nevada Historical Society, 1904-3 Professor of History, 1907- PETER FRANDSEN Professor of Biology B.A., University of Nevada, 1895, Teacher, Public School, Silver Creek, Nevada, 1.895-963 A.B., Harvard University, 1898, A.M., 18993 Tutor and Assistant in Zoology, Harvard University, 1898-99, Grad- uate Student, Harvard University, 1899-19003 Assistant in Zoology, Harvard University and Radcliffe College, 1899-19003 Assistant Pro- fessor of Zoology and Bacteriology, University of Nevada, 1900-023 Associate Professor of Zoology and Bacteriology, 1903-063 Professor of Biology, 1906-3 Absent on leave, travel and study in Europe, 1910. P, 1, .ixFFfj'jii T' L'niR'ersQtjf. I 1895: Ph.D.. 'f trilogy. l,'r.i'ff' 1899: Assista and Agent ir, Q, 1900: Boiatisi LT Station. lffllif'-'I ,- L'niversitj.' Cf Ne f Forestry. 1 Pr BS.. Colle e G1 Assistant. Nix- Student of Ecorlt- in the field 'iuriiig 1901, in Ptah. Co 1903-04, in Ne'.'auZa University' of Na: Laboratory. ifva- neers. 1900. Pi.. Nevada. 1902-. B.A., To nil ez. . Mathematics. Uni' Meteorol-jlgist. B e Instructor in Mati- fessor of 1l5iIl1'5Tf.f. of Entoinology If the University I-iig Entomologist. :aim Station. 19135-fbfii of Entomoiogiv. 111 Pro: Teacher. Pi.- Marshalltonn. Ion' M.Di.. Iowa Stale .l..

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'-I T PATRICK BEVERIDGE KENNEDY Professor of Botany, Horticulture and Forestry Associate, Ontario Agricultural College, 18923 B.S.A., Toronto University, 18943 Assistant Chemist, Ontario Agricultural College, 1895: Ph.D., Cornell University, 18993 Laborer, Division of Agros- tology, United States Department of Agriculture, WVas'hington, D. C., 1899: Assistant in Agrostology, Division of Agrostology, 1899Q Expert and Agent in charge of Experimental 1Vork, Division of Agrostology, 19003 Botanist and I-Iorticulturist, Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station, 1900-3 Associate Professor of Bota.ny and Horticulture, University of Nevada, 1900-023 Professor of Botany, Horticulture and Forestry, 1902-. GEORGE J. YOUNG Professor of Mining and Metallurgy B.S., College of Mining, University of California, 18993 Analytical Assistant, Mining Department, University of California, 1899-19003 Student of Economic Deposits, and Mining and Metallurgical Practice in the field during summer months, 1900, Bodie District, Californiag 1901, in Utah, Colorado, California3 1902, in Utah and Montana3 1903-04, in Nevada and Californiag Assistant Professor of Metallurgy, University of Nevada, 1900-023 in charge of Nevada State Mining Laboratory, 1900-3 Member of American Institute of Mining Engi- neers, 19003 Professor of Mining and Metallurgy, University of Nevada, 1902--. SAMUEL BRADFORD DOTEN Professor of Entomology B.A., University of Nevada, 18983 Instructor in History and Mathematics, University of Nevada, 1898-19003 Entomologist and Meteorologist, Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station, 1900-053 Instructor in Mathematics and Entomology, 1900-023 Assistant Pro- fessor of Mathematics and Entomology, 1902-033 Assistant Professor of Entomology, Meteorology and Mathematics, 1903-053 Principa-l of the University High School and Teacher of Mathematics, Consulting Entomologist, and Meteorologist, Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station, 1905-063 Entomologist, Experiment Station, and Professor of Entomology, 1906-. ROMANZO ADAMS Professor of Economics and Sociology Teacher, Public School, Bloomingdale, VVis'co'nsin, 1886-872 Marshalltown, Iowa, 1887-88: B.Di., Iowa State Normal School, 18913 l 18923 Principal, Public School, M.Di., ,Iowa State Normal School Ireton, Iowa, 1892-943 Ph.B., University of Michigan, 1897: Ph.M., University of Michigan, 18973 Professor of Economics and Sociology and Principal of the Normal Department,'Western. College, Iowa, 1898-19003 Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 1900-023 Fellow in Sociology, University of Chicago, 1901-023 Ph.D. CSociology and Philosophyj, University of Chicago, 19043 President Nevada State Teachers' Association, 1905-103 Director N. E. A., 1908-10Q Professor of Education and Sociology, University of Nevada, 1902-112 Acting Professor of Economics, 1911-123 Professor of Economics and Sociology, 1912--. GORDON I-IAINES TRUE Professor of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry B.S., University of Vxfisconsin, 18943 Instructor in Dairy Hus- bandry, Michigan Agricultural College, 1894-993 Professor of Animal Husbandry, University of Arizona, 1899-19033 Chairman Executive Committee, Arizona Agricultural Association, 1901-033 Professor of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, University of Nevada, 1903-3 ' ' ' t t' A ril 1912-. Director Nevada Agricultural Experiment S a ion, p , JAMES GRAVES SCRUGHAM Professor of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering B.'M.E., Kentucky State College, 19003 with Creaghead Engineer- ing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, 19003 Instructor in ,Physics and Draw- ing, High School, Fort Smith, Arkansas, 19013 Graduate Student, University of Michigan, summer, 19013 Director of Manual Training, High School, Highland Park, Chicago, 1901-033 with Metropolitan Elevated Railway, Chicago, 19023 Instructor in Mechanical Engineer- ing, Kentucky State College, Summer School, 19032 Assistant Pro- fessoriof Mechani-ca-1 Engineering, University of Nevada, 1903-0537 Member of International Electrical Congress, 1904Q with Abner Doble Company, San Francisco, summer, 1905-063 Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Universityvof Nevada, 1905-063 M.E., Ken- tucky State University, 19061 Instructor in Mechanical Engineering, summer school, University of'Wis'consin, 19072 Engineer of Tests, Oregon Short Line Railroad, summers, 1908-113 Professor of Mechan- ical Engineering, University of Nevada, 1906-126 Professor of Me- chanical and Electrical Engineering, 1912-. WILLIAM SIDNEY TANGIER SMITH Professor of Geology and Mineralogy B.L., University of California, 13903 Graduate Student, Johns Hopkins University, ' ' 1890-.913,.Ph.D., University of California, 1896: 17