The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-11
W heller InstruCts
Regent in Grammar
Gift of Yale Professor for Poetry Prize Leads
To Enlightening Discourse

wilmerding school-Regents Taussg, Earl and
Budd.
San Diego marine biological laboratory-Re-
gents Mckinley, Bard and Porter.
Regent Foster, at his own request,
was relieved from committee work for
a year, after serving nine years as
chairman of the committee on finance.
The board adopted resolutions regret
ting the necessity which caused Foster
TO reluctantly relinquish that work.
William H CroclSer succeeds Foster.
CERTIFICATION OF NURSES
Regarding the certification of nurses.
President Wheeler made the following
recomme ndation, which was approved:
That the arrangements for the certifcation of
nurses, under the law of the state. be placed In
registration of nurses, TO consist Of the follow
ing named persons, to be appointed for one year:
DR.. 9. F. Reinhardt, chairman; Miss Theresa
Mccarthy, San Francisco; DR.. Helen Criswell,
San Francisco; DR.. Henry G.. Brainerd Los An
geles; Mrs. Charles d. Lockwood Pasadena; Miss
Margaret Pepoon, San Diego; Mrs. w. E. Down
ing, Vallejo.
l recommend that this board be requested at
its earliest opportunity TO report to the board
Of regents plan for the examinations upon
which the certihcatiOn of nurses Is to be based,
including a statement Of the standard TO be es
tablished for nurses training schools Further
more, that the board be required to present
quarterly report of its doings TO the board Of
regents.
The board formally reappointed the
faculty of the medical college affiliated
with the university. Few changes
were made in the staff of instructors
REGENTS ACCEPT GIFTS
The following gifts were accepted
and acknowledged:
From Professor Howison. late head Of the
department. of phisolophy. pictures presented by
him 10 the department of philosophy.
From Miss Julie Helen Heynemann. check
for 500, beginning of endowment fund for the
artist in San Francisco, or the wife or child
Of an artist in San Francisco.
academy Of arts and sciences, Boston. $500 for
purchase of parts Of speetograph.
From Mrs. Milton Andres of 2644 Warning
street. Berkeley. engraFings presented to the
department of Latin.
other gifts were received for the student in
frmary.
The gift of s1,15o. to be used as loan
fund, was received from the class of
1909.
Prof. A. c. Miller was granted a
leave of absence during the second half
of the current academic year.
CHANGES IN FACULTY
Appointments were made and resig-
nations accepted on the recommended
ton of President Wheeler, as follows:
W. o. Rodman King, B. s., Trinity college
Cambridge, England appointed assistant in
Everett c. Stanton. Massachusetts institute
Of technology, appointed assistant in physics.
Clinton c. Conrad and John Hood, both of
the class of 1910, appointed student assistants
Herbert Ellsworth Cory. A. B.. Brown uni
versty. appointed instructor In English.
William johnson Belcher, appointed purchas-
ing agent
1906. assistant United States district attorney,
appointed lecturer in law.
Appointment OF Thomas Bartlett Sears, as
sociate professor of railway engineering
Resignation of A. X. Campbell, instructor
in civil engineering, adopted.
In the department Of anatomy Richard War
rem Harvey. B. s.. University of California
'0l, WAS appointed assistant in anatomy; Miss
appointed assistant in anatomy; DR.. A NJ. dai
Piaz raised to instructor.
Miss Katherine winans B. S.. 41oi Marmion
avenue, Los Angeles, appointed matron of the
university farm.
Leon Milehane David appointed instructor in
dairy husbsndry. university farm
Stanley S. Rogers appointed assistant plant
psthologist.
Howard Phillips appointed instructor in an
Bliss S. Brown appointed instructor in horti-
culture, university farm
DIR. Samuel W. Hussey appointed demonstration
of clinical dentistry.
versity of California, appointed fellow in edu-
cation
Resignation of Paul Boehncke as assistant in
German accepted. and F. A. Wyneken, NJ L.,
1907, appointed in his place.
Resignation of Miss Leah B. Allen as Car
negie assistant at the Lick observatory ac-
cepted.
Resignation Of E. F. A. Carey, assistant in
mathematics. accepted.
Resignation of N. B. Nichols. assistant in
botany, accepted.
Miss Adelaide Smith B. S.. wellesley col
lege. 1898 appointed assistant in mathematics
Nelson Smith. A. B.. Boston university, ap-
pointed teaching fellow in history.
II. VI. Rowe appointed assistant in chemistry
Resignation Of NJ. Z. Sherwin. field assistant
In astronomy, accepted.