University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Mf- 'f-g'?'j:fitfl AI N Zo' 5 i Q 9 College of Letters and Science. Faculty. CHARLES KENDALL ADAMS, LL. D., Alf T, di B K, JOHN President ofthe University. Born in 1835. Student at University of Michigan, 1857-62. Instructor in Latin and History, University of Michigan, 1862-63. Assistant Pro- fessor, 1863-67. Abroad, 1867-68. Professor of History, 1867-85. Dean of School of Political Science, University of Michigan, 1881-85. President of Cornell University, 1885-92. President of the American Historical Association, 1890. President of University of NVisconsin, 1892. BARBER PARKINSON, A. M., Vice-President of the University, Professor of Constitutional and International Law. Born in 1834-. University of Wisconsin, 1860. Regent, University of Wisconsin, 1866. Professor of Mathematics, 1867-73. Professor of Civil Polity and International Law, 1873-74. Editor of Madison Democrat, 1874-76. Professor of Civil Polity and Political Economy, 1876-93. Vice-President,1885. Professor of Constitutional and Inter- national Law. 1893. LOUIS WINSLONV AUSTIN, Ph. D., A K 113, Assistant Professor ofPhysics. Born in 1867. Nliddlehury College, 1889. Strassburg,1889-90. Fel- low in Physics, Clark University, 1890-91. Germany, 1891-93. Ph. D., Strassburg, 1893. Instructor in Physics, University of 'Wisconsin, 1893. Assistant Professor of Physics, 1896. CHARLES REID BARNES, Pli. D., B ffl 117, Professor of Botazzy. Born in 1858. Hanover, 1877. Taught for three years. Summer School of Botany, Harvard, 1879 and 1880. Professor of Botany and Geology, Purdue University, Indiana. 1880-87. Studied at Harvard, 1885-86 and 1892. Professor of Botany, University of Wisconsin, 1887. EDWARD ASAHEL BIRGE, Ph. D., Sc. D., fb 1: li, JOHN Dean ofthe College ofLetters and Science, Professor ofZooIogy. Born in 1851. Williams College, 1873. Studied at Harvard, 1873-76. Ph. D.. Harvard. 1878. Sc. D. ilionoraryl, NVestern University of Pennsylvania, 1897. Instructor in Natural History, University of-Wis- consin, 1875-79. Professor of Zoology, 1879. Studied in Germany, 1880-81. President Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, 1890-91. Dean of the College of Letters and Science, 1891. Commis- sioner of Fisheries. Yvisconsin, since 1895. Director Geological and Natural History Survey of NVisconsin, 1897. President Wisconsin Library Association, 1897-99. CRAFTS WRIGHT BROOKS, ist Lieut., 4th Art., U. S. A., Professor of llrlilitary Science and Tacfiics. Born in 1862. Xvest Point, 1885. InstrucNt'or in Post-Graduate Artil- lery School, Fortress Monroe, Va., 1886-88. Comrnanded Fort Ban- ancas, Fla., 1889. - Instructor, West Point, 1889-94-. Fort Adams, R. I., and Fort Riley, Kas., 1894-96. Professor of Military Science and Tactics, University of NViscousin, 1896. 'if ' 1 .10 U A Qian, 4 Z5 ,X . I 3f-15, . , A ,..,,,

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Board of Regents. STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION-Ex-Dyno. PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY-Ex-ojffio. W TERM EXPIRBS State-at-Large, JOHN JOHNSTON, Milwaukee, . . State-at-Large, WILLIAM F. VILAS, Madison, First District, OGDEN H. FETHERS, Janesville, Second District, B. J. STEVENS, Madison, . . Third District, JOHN E. MORGAN, Spring Green, Fourth District, GEORGE H, NOYES, Milwaukee, Fifth District, JOHN R. RIESS, Sheboygan, . Sixth District, FRANK CHALLONER, Oshkosh, Seventh District, WILLIAM P. BARTLETT, Eau Claire, . Eighth District, ORLANDO E. CLARK, Appleton, . Ninth District, J. A. VAN CLEVE, Marinette, . Tenth District, J. H. STOUT, Menomonie, . ' ,sans Officers of the Board of Regents. JOHN JOHNSTON, PRESIDENT. GEORGE H. NOYES, VICE-PRESIDENT. . 1900 . 1901 1901 . 1899 1 901 . 1399 1899 , 1901 1899 . 1901 1900 . 1900 THE STATE TREASURER, Ex-ojfcfn TREASURER. E. F. RILEY, SECRETARY. ,ai aa! J Board of Visitors, 1897-98. State-at-Large, HOWARD GREENE, Milwaukee. State-at-Large, LUCIEN B. CASWELL, Fort Atkinson. State-at-Large, SANFORD A. HOOPER, Milwaukee. State-at-Large, FRANK G. BROWN, Madison. , JOHN M. WHITEHEAD, Janesville, Cbaz'1'nza11. First District, Second District, LUCIEN S. HANKS, Madison. Third District, JOHN E. NECOLLINS, Baraboo. Fourth District, HOWARD MORRIS, Milwaukee. Fifth District, GEORGE END, Sheboygan. Sixth District, OSCAR A. ALTER, Manitowoc. Seventh District, CALEB M. HILLIARD, Durand. Eighth District, CHARLES E. VROIVIAN, Green Bay. Ninth District, FRANK E. NOYES, Marinette, Tenth District, MRS. CARRIE BAKER OAKES, New 9 Richmond

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