University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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Glibe Brufessurs George Henry Perkins, Ph.D., l..itt.D., l.,L.D. Harvard Professor of Natural History and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Was born in 1844 at Cambridge, Mass. Studied at Knox College for two years and two years at Yale. Took post-graduate work at Yale. Received his A.B. at Yale, 1867, Ph.D. at Yale, l869. Has traveled many times to the Pacilic coast by various routes and in the mining districts of the West and Southwestg to the Hawaiian Islands for study of volcanoes in 19059 to Europe in 19075 to Japan, China, India, Java, Ceylon, Egypt, Greece, Italy, in 1910, to Alaska in l899, and Yellow- stone Park in' l886, IS97, and l900. Specialized in Geology. Has published ten reports as State Geologist, and about one hundred articles in various periodicals. Has been State Geologist since 1898. Elected Professor of .Animal and Vegetable Physiology at University of Vermont, l869. Howard Professor of Natural History since l88l. Curator of Museum since l872. Dean of De- partment of Natural Science, l898-l9l2. Dean College Arts and Sciences since l9l2. ls a Fellow of the Geological Society of America, and of the American Association for the Adyancement of Science. He is a member of the American Anthropological Society, American Ethnological Society, etc., etc. Member of AXP, BGH, and CPBK. Samuel Franklin Emerson, Ph.D. g Professor of History Was born in lS50 at Norwich, Vermont. Pursued baccalaureate course at Yale College. .Post- graduate worlc done at Union Theological Seminary, Tiibingen, and Berling at Rome, Italy, in 1911. Was connected with School for Boys at Stratford, Connecticut, lS72-75. Had a pastorate supply in Roxbury, New Hampshire, 1876, and at Sutton, Nebraska, 1877. Was professor of Greek and Ger- man at U. V. M., 1881-893 of History and Sociology since l889. Specialized in the History of Occidental Civilization, l8S9. Has published Meaning of History, Western Society, European Social Development and the Constitutional State. Is a member of American Historical Society: Vermont Historical Societyg Chairman Vermont Free Public Library Commission. Member of AXP. ' 25. A

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Archibald Lamont Daniels, Sc.D. Professor of Mailiemaiics, Emeritus Was born in 1849 at Hudson, Mich. Studied at University of Michigan. Post-graduate worlc done at C-ottingen and Berlin, I877-l883. Received his A.B., Michigan, 1876, his Sc.D., Princeton, I885. Traveled in Norway, Russia, and Italy. Was a Fellow in Mathematics at Johns Hopkins University, 1883-1884. Instructor in higher Mathematics at Princeton College, I884-l885, Professor of Mathematics, Astronomy and Physics. Specialized in Function Theory. Has published numerous articles in Mathematical and Scientilic Journals. Williams Professor of Mathematics at Vermont, l886-l9l4. Professor of Physics, l889-l894. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics since l9l4. Josiah William Votey, C.E., Sc.D. Flint Professor of Civil Engineering and Dean of the College of Engineering Born in l860 at Ovid, N. Y. Pursued baccalaureate course at Vermont. Received his C.E. at Vermont, l884, Sc.D. fHon.j at Vermont, 1911. Specialized in Sanitary Engineering. Has pub- lished reports as State Highway Commissioner and addresses at Annual State Health Officers' School. Has been City Engineer of Burlington, Member of Board of Water Commissioners, State High- way Commissioner, Sanitary Engineer on State Board of Health. Was Instructor in Civil Engineer- ing, l884-89, Assistant Professor, l889-90, Associate Professor, l890-93, Professor since l893: Dean of the College of Engineering since l90l. Member of CIPBK, Joseph Lawrence Hills, Sc.D. Professor of Agronomy and Dean of ilie College of Agriculture Born in 1861 at Boston. Mass. Pursued baccalaureate course at Massachusetts Agricultural Col- lege and did post-graduate work there. Received his B.S. at Boston University, 1881, D.Sc. at Rutgers, l903. Has traveled through Western Europe. Has published reports and bulletins of Vex- mont Agricultural Experiment Station, miscellaneous technical papers, addresses, etc. Has been Sec- retary of State Board of Agriculture and Forestry since 1908, Secretary and Treasurer and Editor of Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations since l909. Was Assist- ant Chemist of Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station, l882-83, of the New Jersey Agri- cultural Experiment Station, l884-85, Chemist, Phosphate Mining Company, South Carolina, l885- 88, Chemist of the Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station, l888-l900, Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry, Vermont, l89O-93, Professor, 1893-1902, Professor of Agronomy since l902. Dean of College of Agriculture since 1898. Member of KZ and AZ. Henry Crain Tinkham, M.Sc., M. D. Professor of Clinical Surgery and Dean of tlie College of Medicine Was born in 1856 at Brownington, Vt. Did post-graduate work at New York for several years. Received his M.S. and M.D. at Vermont, l883. Has traveled in England, Scotland, and on the Continent. Demonstrator of Anatomy at Vermont. Member of Board of School Commissioners: President of the Board, Fellow of American College of Surgeons, Member of Board of Trustees of Vermont Sanatorium, Member of the American Medical Association. Attending surgeon Mary Fletcher Hospital, consulting surgeon Fanny Allen Hospital, Professor of Surgical Anatomy and Clinical Surgery at U. V. M-. Member of AM, 26