University of Rhode Island - Renaissance / Grist Yearbook (Kingston, RI)

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1 Herman Churchill, A.M. Professor of English and History B0ri:$K4 ;$BK: A B . Syracuse University, 1894: Summer Sessions. Chautauqua, N. Y . Chicago University: AM., University of Wisconsin. 1902: Instructor in High Schools of N. Y.. Wis.. and 111 . 1894 1901: English Department. Northwestern University. Evans- ton. III.. 1901-1907: Head of English Department. Southwestern College, Winfield. Kan., 1907-1909: Head of English Department. Nebraska Wesleyan University. 1909-1912: Appointed Professor of Rhetoric and Composition. 1912: Professor of English and His- tory 1921. John Everett Ladd. M.S.A. Professor of Animal Husbandry 0 X. A Z. B S.. New Hampshire State College. 1911: M.S.A. at Purdue. Ind.. 1917; Appointed Professor of Animal Husbandry at Rhode Island State College. 1918. CHARLES Carroll, Ph.D. Professor of School Law and Administration 1 B K: A.B . Brown University. 1898; LL.B . Harvard Law School. 1901: Admitted to Rhode Island Bar. 1901: A M . Brown University. 1911; Ph D.. Brown University. 1915; Instructor at Rhode Island Normal School, 1916; Assistant to Rhode Island Com- missioner of Education. 1916: Deputy State Director of Vocational Education. 1919: Professor of School Law and Administration. Rhode Island State College. 1919. GRACE E. Bird, Ph.D. Professor of Educational Psychology Ph.B.. University of Chicago. M.A.. Columbia University. 1916: Ph D., Brown Univer- sity. 1918: Assistant in English. University of Chicago: Taught at High Schools in Mont.. 111.. N. H.. and Rhode Island College of Education; Member of American Psychological Association : Appointed Professor of Educational Psychology at Rhode Island State Col- lege. 1919. WILLIAM Anderson. M.S. Professor of Electrical Engineering 2 E; l K «l . B.S.. Kansas State Agricultural College. 1898: Assistant in Mathematics. Kansas State Agricultural College. 1899-1902: Instructor in Physics and Electrical Engi- neering. Kansas State Agricultural College, 1904-1906; M S . Kansas State Agricultural College. 1906: Instructor in Physics and Electrical Engineering. Michigan College of Mines. 1906-1912: A M.. Cornell University. 1911: Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineer- ing. 1912-1919; Michigan College of Mines; Appointed Professor of Physics and Elec- trical Engineering at Rhode Island State College. 1919. Joseph Waite Ince. M.A. Professor of Chemistry 4‘ K ' I ' . AB, Brown University. 1902: M.A.. Brown University. 1904; Instructor in Chemistry at Brown University. 1902-1904: Instructor in Chemistry at Denison Univer- sity. 1904-1905: Demonstrator of Chemistry at McGill University. 1905-1908: Profes- sor of Agricultural Chemistry at North Dakota Agricultural College. 1908-1919; Agri- cultural Chemist at North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. 1908-1919; Appointed Professor pf Chemistry and Head of Chemistry Department. 1919. H. LOUIS Jackson. M.S. Professor of Industrial Chemistry A F ; B. S.. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1905: M.S.. Hamilton College. 1909; Instructor at M. I. T.. Assistant Professor of Chemistry at University of Kansas; State Chemist of Idaho; Overseas Service in Sanitary Corps. U. S. Army: Appointed Professor of Industrial Chemistry. 1919. Mrs. Lillian L. Peppard, M.S. Professor of Home Economics B.S.. Michigan Agricultural College: M S.. University of Chicago: Assistant Professor of Domestic Science and Domestic Art. Michigan Agricultural College. 1906-1911: Associate Professor of Household Arts. Michigan Agricultural College. 1911-1918: University of Chicago. 1916-1917: Member of National Council of Omicron Nu. 1911 1915: Sccrc tary of Michigan Home Economics Association. 1911-1917: Member of Michigan State Executive Board of Red Cross. 1916-1918: Assistant Professor of Home Economics. Rhode Island State College. 1918-1920: Appointed Professor of Home Economics. Rhode Island State College. 1920. Robert Marshall Brown Professor of Geology 4 A 0. 2 S. Brown A B. ‘91: Harvard A.M . 1902: Geologic Survey during the War: Special Investigator of Petroleum, Pennsylvania Area for United States Government: Mem- ber of American Association of Geographers: Fellow A. A. A. S ; President National Coun- cil of Geography Teachers: Captain U. S. Army Signal Corps: Author of numerous books on Geology and Geography and Scientific Publications: on Editorial Staff of the Journal of Geography. [ 22 ]

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pp : Faculty Howard Edwards. A.M.. LL.D. President J K 1 l K X: A M.. Randolph Macon College. 1876: Student. University of Leipzig. 1877-1878; Student in Paris. 1878: Teacher. Bethel Academy. Va . 1878-1880; Teacher. Bingham School. N. C.. 1880-1882; Acting Principal of Bethel Academy. Va.. 1882- 1884; Principal. Tuscumbia Academy, Ala . 1884-1885; Professor of English and Mod- ern Languages. University of Arkansas. 1885-1890; Professor of English and Modern Lan- guages. Michigan Agricultural College. 1890 1906: LL.D., University of Arkansas. 1891 ; Leave of Absence in France and England, 1891-1892: Entered upon duties as President of Rhode Island State College. 1906; L.L.D., Brown University. 1914; Vice-President of Association of Land Grant Colleges. 1921. JOHN Barlow. A.M. Professor of Zoology A ' V: 13 K t K «!•; B S . Mtddlebury College. 1 895: A.M . Brown University. 1896; Assistant Biologist. R I. Experiment Station. 1898: Professor of Biology. Fairmount College. 1898-1901; Appointed Professor of Zoology. Rhode Island State College, 1901. Marshall Henry Tyler. A.M. Professor of Mathematics e A X ' Hit B.S.. Amherst College. 1 897. Instructor at St. Marks. 1897-1899 Ap- pointed Master of Preparatory School, 1898; Appointed Professor of Mathematics. 1906: A.M.. Brown University. 1924. George Edward Adams. M. Agr. Professor of Agronomy P I K: B.S.. Rhode Island State College. 1894; Student. Cornell University. 1897 and 1899- 1901 ; Assistant in Horticulture. R. I. Experiment Station. 1895-1901 ; Assistant in Agri- culture. 1901-1906: Associate in Agronomy. 1906; State Statistical Agent. U. S. Depart- ment of Agriculture. 1901: Appointed Professor of Agriculture, 1907; Appointed Dean of Agriculture. 1917: Appointed Dean of Men. 1924. Andrew Edward Stene. M.S. Director of Extension Service Graduate. School of Agriculture. Unis’ersity of Minnesota. 1891; College of Agriculture. University of Minnesota. 1897: Teacher. Public Schools. Minnesota. 1891. 1892. 1894 and 1895; Srudent. Educational Courses. University of Minnesota, 1897-1898; Principal of Schools. Ashby. Minn.. 1898-1901 : Graduate Student, Cornell University. 1901-1902; M.S. A.. 1902; Assistant in Horticulture. Rhode Island State College, 1903-1904: Ento- mologist. State Board of Agriculture. 1904: Appointed Superintendent of Extension Ser- vice. 1904: Appointed Director of Extension Service. 1914: Appointed State Leader County Agent Work 1916. Samuel Harvey Webster, B.S. Professor of Civil Engineering lv ‘1 . X ML A.B.. Waynesburg College. Pa.. 1893: Instructor. Jackson High School. Mich 1894-1896; Instructor. Washington State College. 1896-1903: Student. Leland Stanford University. 1903-1904; B.S., University of Illinois, 1906; Instructor in Civil Engineering. Oklahoma State College. 1907; Appointed Professor of Civil Engineering, 1907. ROYAL Linfield Wales, B.S. Professor of Mechanical Engineering 1 K l . A X A: B.S.. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1902: Instructor. Massa chusetts Institute of Technology. 1902-1904; Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. North Carolina State College. 1904 1905: Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering. Uni- versity of Tennessee. 1905-1908: Appointed Professor of Mechanical Engineering, 1908: Dean of Department of Engineering. 1909; Leave of Absence in Bureau of Standards. Washington. D. C., on Carburetor Research, January 1 to September 1, 1921. Burt Laws Hartwell. Ph.D. Professor of Agricultural Chemistry CSC; 2 E 4 K B.S.. Massachusetts Agricultural College and Boston University. 1889, Associate Chemist. Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station. 1889: Appointed First Assistant Chemist. R. I Experiment Station. 1891 ; M S.. Massachusetts Agricultural Col- lege. 1900: Ph D.. University of Pennsylvania. 1903: Appointed Associate Chemist. R. I. Experiment Station. 1903; Chemist, 1907: Professor of Agricultural Chemistry. 1908: Appointed Director of Experiment Station. 1912; Agronomist. 1913; Fellow in American Association far the Advancement of Science. [21 |

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HENRY G. May, Ph.D. Professor of Bacteriology W X; 0 B K- 22 E : 0 K 0, B.S., University of Rochester. 1913; PhD.. University ot Illinois. 1917; Junior Zoologist. Bureau of Animal Industry. Wash.. D. C.. 1917-19)9; Bacteriologist. Central Medical Department Laboratory. Dijon. France. 1918 1919: Pro- fessor of Biology. Mississippi College. 1919-1920; Appointed Professor of Bacteriology at Rhode Island State College and Chief of Division of Animal Breeding and Pathology in Experiment Station. 1920. Basil E. Gilbert, Ph.D. Chemist, R. . Agr. Expt. Station — E: Undergraduate course at McMaster University. Toronto. Canada: Lieutenant in Canadian Infantry and British Flying Corps, 191 6-1920- Post-graduate work at McMaster University for the degree of M.A., granted a studentship by the Canadian National Research Council. President of student body at University. 1919-1920; Chemist with Imperial Varnish and Color Company. Toronto, 1920-1922: Instructor in General Science and Biology. Brandon College. Brandon. Manitoba. Canada: Student at University of Chicago during the summer. 1920-1923: Post graduate student at University of Chicago: Elected to Sigma Xi : fellowship and scholarship at the University. 1923-1924; Fellowship at Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research. Yonkers. N. Y.. 1924-1925 ; Ph D.. Uni- versity of Chicago. 1925; Chemist at R. I. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1925. Harold W. Browning, Ph.D. Professor of Botany H X. «! ' K 0. X E: T A: 0 2; B.S.. Rhode Island State College. 1914; Appointed As sistant Professor of Botany. University of Wisconsin. 1914-1916: MS.. University of Wisconsin. 1916: Fellow in Botany. University of Wisconsin, 1916-1917; Instructor in Botany. University of Wisconsin. 1919-1920; Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, 1920; Appointed Professor of Botany at Rhode Island State College. 1920. Frank Bertram Mitchell, A.B. Professor of Modern Languages S A E: Member of the Modern I anguage Association of America; studied at Alliance Fran- caise in Paris. 1913; A.B.. Boston University. 1914; Modern Language Master at the Law- rence Academy. 1916-1917: Interpreter in France during World War; Member of the First Army Intelligence Corps in France: Student at the French University of Dijon; Taught French and Spanish. University of Vermont. 1919-1921; Middlebury College Spanish School. 1920: United States Naval Academy. 1921-1924: Student at Alliance Francaise. Paris. 1921; Graduate Student. Department of Romance Languages. John Hopkins Uni- versity. 1921-1924: Appointed Professor of Modern Languages. Rhode Island State Col- lege. 1924 JULIA Ionf. Foster, A M. Instructor of Modern Languages A B . Nebraska Wesleyan University. 1916; A N.. Boston University. 1924; Public School. Nebraska. 1916-18; Teaching and Study in Chile and Bolivia. South America. 1918-1923. Appointed Instructor in Modern Languages at Rhode Island State College. 1925. Claude G. Hammond, Captain. U. S. Army Professor of Military Science and Tactics Second Lieutenant. 1st Inf. National Guard. S. C., Federal Service. July 8. 1916. to August 7. 1917: 2nd Lieutenant. Regular Army, assigned to 56th Inf . August 7. 1917. to January 1. 1918; 1st Lieutenant. 19th Machine Gun Battalion. January 1. 1918. to June 9. 1918. Captain. 19th Machine Gun Battalion. June 9. 1918, to June 25. 1920; Captain, Inf., on detached service attending Motor School June 25, 1920. to October 10. 1920: Captain. Inf . unassigned. Instructor in Machine Guns, Inf. School. Fort Benning. Ga.. October 10. 1920. to Steptember 1. 1921 : Captain. Infantry, unassigned, taking the Course of Instruction at Fort Benning. Ga.. Inf. School. September 15. 1921, to June 1, 1922: Captain. Inf., unassigned, attached to Staff at Fort Benning. Ga. On duty as Con- struction Quartermaster. June 1. 1922. to May 31. 1923. Captain. Inf., unassigned, duty as P. M. S. and T.. Rhode Island State College. May 31. 1923, to date CHARLES Lloyd Sweeting. M. A. Professor of Business Administration 0 K 0. A.B.. Harvard. 1914: M.A.. Syracuse University. 1922: School Principalships. Clifton. N. J.; New Rochelle, N. Y.. 1914-1919; Statistician in U. S. Army. 1918: Training Office, Federal Board for Vocational Education. 1919; Instructor and Assistant Professor, Syracuse University. 1919-1923. [ 23 ]