University of Rochester - Interpres Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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libs ilnterpres George Mather Forbes, A. M. 27 Tracy Street. Professor of Philosophy and Pedagogy. University of Rochester, I878g A. M., I88Ig XP. T4 CD. B. K. Student in Germany and France, 1874-75g Assist- ant Professor of Greek, 1881-865 Professor of Greek, 1886-92g Professor of Greek and Logic, 1892-94g Professor of Philosophy and Pedagogy, University of Rochester, since 1894. Member of the Society for the Scientific Study of Education. Charles Wright Dodge, M. S. 330 Oxford Street. Professor of Biology and Curator of the Zoological Museum. University of Michigan, I886g M. S., 18894 A. T.: CID. B. K. Instructor in Biology, I890-92g Professor of Biology, University of Rochester, from 1892. Fellow of American Association for the Advancement ol Scienceg ofthe Rochester Academy of Medicineg President Rochester Academy of Science, 1902- I903g Member of the American Naturalistsg Mem- ber of American Public Health Associationg Mem- ber of Biological Society of Washingtong Associate Member of American Ornithologists' Uniong Presi- dent of New York State Science Teachers, Associ- ation 09001. Author of Introduction to Elemen- tary Practical Biology. 1

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1115192 iintsrpres Henry Fairfield Burton, A. M. 4 Dartmouth Street. Professor of Latin. University of Michigan, 1872, CD. B. K. Instructor in Latin and Greek, Denison University, 1872-74, Instructor in Latin, University of Michigan, 1874-75, at the University of Leipsic, 1875-77g Assistant Professor of Latin, 1877-83, and Professor of Latin from 1883, University of Rochesterg Act- ing President, 1898-1900, University of Rochester. Herman LeRoy Fairchild, B. S. 363 Alexander Street. Professor of Geologyg Curator of the Geological Museum. Cornell University, I874g A.T.g E. E. Professor of Natural Science, Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., 1874-765 Lecturer in Natural Science in New York City, and in Geology in Cooper Union, 1877-88, Recording Secretary of New York Academy of Sciences, 1885-88g Prc- fessor of Geology and Natural History, University of Rochester, since 1888, President of Rochester Academy of Science, 1889-1901 5 Secretary of the Geological Society of America, since 1890. Has held various offices in the American Association for the Advancement of Science, including Chairman- ship of Section E fGeo1ogyJ:in 1898. Author of many articles in scientific journals, later writings being especially on the Glacial Geology of Western New York, Revision of LeConte's Elements of Geology, 1903.

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Ghz Einterpres Henry Edmund Lawrence, A. B. 3 Dartmouth Street. Harris Professor of Physics. University of Rochester, 1889 3 A. A. CD., CD. B. K., E. E. Instructor in Physics, Cornell University, 1892-94 3 Instructor in Physics, I894-96g Associate Professor of Physics, University of Rochester, 1896-1901 3 Professor of Physics, since 1901. Member of the American Association forthe Advancement of Science' Member of the American Physical Society. Ryland Morris Kendrick, A. B. 21 South Goodman Street. Munro Professor of Greek. University of Rochester, 1889, Yale A. B., l890g XY. T., CIP. B. K. ' Student Yale, 1889-90, University of Rochester and Rochester Theological Seminary, 1890-91 g ln- structor in the Latin Department, 1 891-92 Q Instructor in Latin and Greek, 1892-94 5 Student at the Univer- sity of Berlin and in Athens, 1894-96, lnstructor in Greek, I896-99, Munro Professor of Greek, Uni- versity of Rochester, since 1899.