University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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College of Engineering Josiah W. Votey, Dean Dean Votey received his C. E. degree in 1881. and his Sc. D. (Honorary) in 1911 at Vermont. He specialized in Sanitary Engineering and has been City En- gineer of Burlington, a member of the Board of Water Commissioners, and Sanitary Engineer on the State Board of Health. He has been on the Faculty of the En- gineering College since 1881. and Dean of the College since 1901. Dean Votey is widely known as an authority in liis field, and has been a central figure in engineer- ing matters of the State. T went II

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College of Medicine Henry C. Tinkham, Dean Dr. Tinkhain hfoanic Dean of tlu ' Mitlical College in 18!)S). and is now com- ))Ktinij his twenty-fifth year in this capacity. Dean Tinkham received his M. S. and -M. D. degrees at the University of Vermont in 1883. He has acted as Presi- dent of the Board of School Commissioners, as a Trustee of the Vermont Sanatorium, and as Demonstrator of Anatomy .it Vermont. He has travelled in England, .Scotland, and on the Continent. During his term of service at the University Dr. Tinkham has been a respected teacher, and an inspiring leader in the study of Medicine. Xhielecn

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College of Agriculture Joseph L. Hills, Dean Whatever value the Colkge of Agriculture and the Experiuient Station have been to the State at large, is largely due to Dean Hills, who has served as Dean of the Agricultural College since 1902. Dean Hills received his 15. S. degree at M. A. C. and Boston University in 1881. and his D. Se. degree at Rutgers in 1903. He has been Secretary and Trcisurcr of the Association of American . gricultural Colleges and Exjjerinitiit Stations, atid Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture and Forestrv. Dean Hills has travelled through western Kurope. Tzceiili -oiie