Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-25
CHANGES At UNIVERSITY
NEW APPOINTMENTS AND PROMO
TIoNS ANNOUNCED.
Regents Complete Their Budget, but Few
Changes Are Made IN Com
mittee Figures.

MADISON, Wis. June pa large
number of promotions in the faculty of
the University of Wisconsin for next
year, made by the regents of the uni.
Yersity, was announced Sunday.
DR.. Grant SLOVENIAN was promoted
from associate professor to professor of
Latin; DR.. Richard Fischer from assist
ant professor of pharmacy to professor
OF analytical chemistry; DR.. q. Z. Sellery
from associate professor to professor of
European history.
DIR. 4. &. Taylor was made professor
OF agricultural economics in the college
OF agriculture, being promoted from an
associate professorship of political econ
Cmy. ID. =. Otis, associate professor of
animal nutrition, was made professor OF
farm management. The title of Prof.
Z. +. Burgess was changed from pro-
lessor of applied electro-chemistry to
professor OF chemical engineering. In the
extension division, w. II. Lightly was
promoted from assistant professor to
professor.
These We're promoted from assistant
professorships to associate professor
ships:
W. l.. Westerman, history; NJ. B. Evans,
German; j. f. A. Pyre, English; X. L. Ly-
man, rhetoric and Oratory; L. II. Dickinson,
English; Elliott Blackwelder, geology; c. NJ.
sion, division; E. G. Hastings, Bacteriology
in the college of agriculture; W. U. Moore,
law in the college of law
These We're. raised from instructors to
assistant professors:
Dr. Katherine Allen Latin; d" F. T..
Kelly, Hebrew and Hellenistic Greek; E. Il.
Schlatter, Romance languages; f. w. Roe,
English; George Wagner, zoology; Z. T.
o. Whitney, mechanics; ". S. Kinney, struc-
tural engineering; A. G.. Christie, steam en-
cheering; DR.. L. c. Meyers, from lecturer
to assistant professor of political science;
Il. {. Wooley, English.
Frederick c.. Howe, Cleveland, O.,
We!l-known author and lecturer Oh polit-
zeal subjects, was made lecturer in po-
lltlcal science for the first semester OF
next year X. L. Hatch, principal of
the NInnebagO county school of agricul-
ture, WlnnecOnne, was appointed as
slstant professor of agricultural extern
sion and secretary of agricultural eXten-
sion work. Carl Z. Lee was made as
sistant professor of dairying. James G.
Halpln, Michigan Agricultural college,
was appointed assistant professor of
poultry husbandry
Among the new instructors appointed
were William X. Wright, philosophy; H.
q. Bel, history; I, 4. Manchester, Eng
lIsh; e. NJ: NOrthrup, English; H. L.
Buchanan, 81: t, Burgess, Arnold Dres-
L
4. Smith, zoology; Ford II. MacGregor,
political science in extension divisions;
Miss Leila Bascom, English in extern
sion division; J. L. Tormey, animal hus-
bandry; Laona Hope, home economies:
h. w. Ives, drawing and descriptive ge-
ometry; William Black, steam engineer
ing; James Aston, chemical engineering;
o. G. Berry, drawing and descriptive gp-
ometry. d. w. Hammar was appointed
bacterlOlogist in the state hygienic lab
OIatOry.
Among those promoted from assistants
to Instructors are:
nb H. "A: W y t English gdi "; F. EorSythe;
Klein, chemistry; ". G. WilcoS, Chemistry Raryo
Edward Steidtmann, geology; A. b. Stout
33 3tay; o. {. Nelson; bacteriology; W. L.
Walster, soils; A. j. Rogers, horticulture.
The new assistants chosen were:
Miss NJ. L. Hodge, anatomy; C. L. Sim
mers, education; c. B. Austin, political
Hawkins, POLITICAL science; NJ. B. Garrett,
NJ R. Gutsch, B. E. Schmitt, Katherine S.
A MoSt T. history; 2; A. E Hooten and a. 3.
mathematic$$; j; T LittIeton, Z. Z. CHAM CHAM
b I. Fl Balm, Clarence Kaiser, R.
physics; Il. B. Gee and II. T. Jackson,
zoology; II. G. Deming, Emil Ellingson, a.
F. A: German, Walter Mabel, L. 1. Shaw,
chemistry; Frieda NJ. Bachman, Fred Mac,
Alester, G. NJ. Smith, botany; " Arm.
strong, J. X. Neumann, bacteriology; Emil
Truog and F; j. Sieyers. soils; John John
son, horticulture; W. H. Wright, baste-
riology; Alice LOOMS, home economies; V.
II. Peterson, agricultural chemistry; W. l.
Totman, dairying; G. c. Burrtt, railroad
engineering; II. L. Garner, G. P Stocker, J.
=: Glaettii, G. E. Smith, f. A. Kartak, en-
cheering.
The regents have also completed their
examination of the budget for the COM
ing year, very few changes being made
IN the figures prepared by the committee