University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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WILBER D. ENGLE. A. M.f Hi. D., Professor of Chemistry. A. B.. Albion College, 93; A. M.. ' 4; Ph. I)., Columbia University, '98. Alpha 1'au Omega, Omega Upsilon Phi. Instructor in Chemistry. Albion College, 1893-95; Professor of Chemistry, University of Denver, from 1895. IRA E. CUTLER. A. M.. Professor of Biolog) ami Cieology. B. S.. Albion College. 93: A. M.. University of Denver. 02; Post Graduate work at University of C hicago. 1901. Alpha fail Omega. Instructor in the Sciences. Menominee Public Schools. Michigan. 1894-97: Superintendent of Schools. Crystal Falls. Mich.. 1897-98; Professor of Biolog) and Geology, University of Denver, from 1898. DANIEL E. PHILLIPS. A. M.. Ph. D.. Professor of Philosophy and Education: Librarian. A. B., University of Nashville, 93; A. M., 94; Ph. D., Clark University, ’98. Professor of Mathematics. Conference Seminary. Buckhonnon. V. a., 1890-91 : Professor of Philosophy and Education. State Normal. Athens. Ga., 1895-1897; Professor of Philosophy, University of West Virginia (summer quarter). 1899: Professor of Philosophy and Education. Universit) of Denver, from 1898. Author of a large number of articles in various publications. A member of National Society for Scientific Stud) of Education. American Association of Science. I )cnvcr Philosophical Society. Colorado School Masters’ Club. Photon liy Hnpklnn.

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EDWARD It. T. SPENCER, A. M.. Professor of Latin. A. It.. DePamv University. '88; A. M., 91; Post Graduate work at Johns Hopkins University. 1892-94; Harvard University, 1901-2; Columbia University. 1902-3. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Professor of Latin and Creek. Moore’s Hill College. 1888-92: Professor of Latin. University of Denver, from 1894. JAMES E. LrROSSIGXOL, A. M., Ph. I)., Pro fessor of Economics and Srnrial Science. A. It., McGill College, '88: A. M„ Ph. D., University of Leipzig. 92: Fellow in Psychology. Clark University. ’92. Second Master. Iterthelet School. Montreal. 1888-1889; Professor of Psychology and Ethics, Ohio University. 1892-94; Professor of History and Economics. University ot Denver. 1894-1903: Professor of Economics and Social Science. University of Denver, from ‘903- Author of “The Ethical Philosophy of Samuel Clarke.” Leipzig. 1892: “Monopolies Past and Present.” New York. 1901: “Taxation in Colorado.” Denver, 1902; “History of Higher Education in Colorado.” Washington. 1903; also numerous articles, chietlv on economic subjects, and short stories of French Canadian life. ANNE GRACE WIRT. Ph. M.. Professor of German. A. It.. Syracuse University. '84; Ph. M.. 87. Post Graduate work at University of llcrlin. University of Geneva, University of the Sorbonne. Paris, four years. Alpha Phi. Preceptress at State Normal. Mansfield. Pa., three years: Preceptress at Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. Lima. N. Y.. five years; Instructor in German at Free Academy, Norwich, Conn., one year; Professor of German. University of Denver, eight years. Editor of “Das Urteil dcs Paris.” 14 I'hot. ! by llopkln .

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GEORGE E. POLLOCK, A. M., Professor of Romance languages. A. 15.. Union College, 96; M. S.. oi; A. M.. University of Denver, 03; Private study in Europe, 1896-97. Sigma Xi. Instructor at Robert College. Constantinople. Turkey, 1896-1897; Instructor at W illiamsport. Dickenson Seminary, Pennsylvania. 1897-99; Professor of Romance Languages. University of Denver, from 1899. WILBUR F. STF.ELE. A. M„ S. T. I).. Professor of Biblical Science and Semitics. A. B., Syracuse University, ‘72; A. M., ’75; S. T. D., 93; S. T. B., Boston University. 74; Post Graduate work at Friedrich W ilhelm’s University. 1889-91 ; Oxford University. 1900. IXdta Kappa Epsilon. Phi I5cta Kappa. President of Bennett College. I »reenshoro. X. C . 1881-89 ; Senior Professor of Iliff School of Theology. Denver, 184)2-97; Acting Dean, 181)8-99. Author of hundreds of articles in the various publications. FRANK H. II. ROBERTS. A. M.. Ph. I).. Professor of History and Political Science. Ph. B.. Ohio University, ’92: A. M.. Kenyon College. ; Ph. D.. University of Denver. 03. Principal of High School. ( hio. 184)0-91 : Sujkt-intendent of Schools. 1891-99: Assistant Professor of Mathematics. 1899. Principal of Wyoming State Normal and Professor of Pedagogy. University of W yoming. 1899-1903: Professor of History and Political Science, University of Denver, front 1903: Lecturer on Pedagogy. Psychology. History ami Civics. Boulder Chautauqua. 1902: Assistant Principal Boulder Chautauqua. giving lectures in Pedagogy and History, 1903. Author of “Civil Government of Wyoming.” “Civil Government of Ohio.” numerous articles in the educational journals. into to t»y Hoptcln l6