Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-07-05
MANY CHANGES IN
FACULTY OF UNIV.
OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Work Of the institution to b
Expanded in Many De-
p~artments.

Vermillion, S. D., Jure Exchanges
Of the faculty of the University Of
South Dakota have been announced as
follows:
Dean Young, who has been professor
OF international law in the college OF
law, has resigned from the Law faculty
on account of the increasing duties OF
his deanship. During the last semes-
ter Professor Payne, Of the law coll
lege, taught international law, and will
have charge of that subject hereafter.
DIR. Alexander Pell has been made
dean Of the college OF engineering.
Professor DAVIDSON, VINO has been
assistant professor OF mechanical ens
cheering, has been made full professor
IN that department.
allen Boyer MacDaniel. y. s., a grad
uate OF the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, and lately a teacher in the
Case School OF APPLIED Science, Cleve'
land, O., becomes assistant professor
OF civil engineering. Mr.. Macdonald has
had some practical field experience In
railroad engineering, bridge construc-
ton in structural engineering, and with
traction companies.
Looking for 5actericIgist.
Professor Lommen becomes dean Of
the medical college. and is now arrang-
ing for the selection OF a professor of
anatomy and DacteriolOgy, who must
be a thorough school physician.
Or, Kellogg, who has filed the Eng
lish department so successfully through
the year, has been made full profess
sor Of English and forensics.
Professor Carl w. Thompson, who
has been assistant professor of eco.
Monies, and during the last year has
acted as the head of hat department..
has been made full professor OF eco.
nomiCs.
Miss Blair has been made precept-
ress OF East hall, and will be in ada
visory relations with all the youns
women OF the university. She will con
tinue as assistant professor OF Eng
lish. Miss Blair is now in the Univer.
sity OF Chicago, and in connection with
her post graduate work Will make a
careful study OF dormitory manage
ment.
Miss Mabel Townsley, the registrar,
has been made instructor in English
and will teach In the preparatory de.
partment.
Arthur L. Haines, who has been as
sistant In the physical and chemical
laboratories, will hereafter devote his
whole attention TO the department OF
chemistry, where he will assist DIR
Cook in the deve;opment OF entirely
new courses pertaining to chemical en-.
BlneerlnB, mus relating the Chemlcal
department more closely than here
tofore to the qualifying Of engineers
Athletics Get More Recognition.
J. Herndon Julian, who has just grad
uated from the university, will be in
structor of electrical engineering, in
h college Of engineering. but has been
assigned TO the physical laboratory
where he becomes the assistant of Pro-
fessor Akeley.
A. II. Whittemore on account Of his
efficient work I'm the physical depart
ment, and to identify physical educa-
ton of young men more closely with
the policy of the university, has been
given the rank of assistant profess
sor, and is assigned to the college OF
arts and sciences.
Francis Nj. Hamilton, Phi. D., Of
the Teachers college, Of Columbia uni
versity takes charge OF the depart
ment OF education.
Miss Edith Beatrice Chandler, b. A..
a graduate OF Ripon college, and a
post graduate student OF the Univer-
sity of Chicago, and an experienced
teacher, has been made assistant tC
Professor Smith in the department Of
modern languages.
Mrs. Grabill has been made assistant
professor of piano and theory.
Miss Blair, Miss Ross, Professor
Akeley, Professor Maynard, Mr.. Sto-
land, and Mr.. Julian, are now in the
University of Chicago, pursuing posi-
graduate work.