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A R I DQ A4 T V vv v vvv v vv -v vv v vvvv vv vvv vv vvvvv V A yt I I A A A A It AAA N E Ali N D IIA P O T I A JK AA 2 Table of Historical Dates Meeting of the Ministers in Branford, for founding a College . 1700-1701 Charter of the Collegiate School of Connecticut . . . . 1701 Organization under the Charter ..... 1701 Beginning of instruction at Killingworth . 1702 Beginning of instruction at Saybrook . 1707 Removal to New Haven .... 1715 The Collegiate School named Yale College . 1718 Revised Charter .......... 17445 Act of the General Assembly of Connecticut by which State Ofhcers became members of the Corporation ....... 1792 Charter of the School of Medicine . . . 1810 Beginning of instruction in School of Medicine . 1813 Charter confirmed by new Constitution of the State 1818 Beginning of instruction in the Divinity School . 1822 Law School affiliated with Yale College ...... 1824 Graduate Courses in Philosophy and the Arts organized .... 18417 , School of Applied Chemistry 081175 and School of Engineering f1852j united in Yale Scientific School ....... 18511 Scientific section of the Department of Philosophy and the Arts named the 2 Sheflield Scientific School . 4 ....... 1863 i School of the Fine Arts established ....... 1866 Q Act of the General Assembly providing for the election of six members of S the Corporation by the Alumni ....... 1871 Z Same, amended ......... 1872 Act of the General Assembly authorizing the name Yale University . 1887 f, School of Music established ....... 1894 . School of Forestry established . 1900 , Bicentennial Celebration .... 1901 I Yale in China founded ........ 1906 4 Pageant, commemorating the Removal of Yale College to New Haven . 1916 Yale University Press transferred to the University . . , 1920 5 School of Nursing established ..,, 1923 2 Institute of Psychology established . 1924, x 26 1 fxfvX7'v'Mv'V'YfX'A'fN xyvvxy X fv D 4

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