The Columbus journal., 1909-04-21
ITEMS OF INTEREST AROUND THE
STATE HOUSE.
NEWS OF THE STATE CAPITAL
0oings Of the State Officials and
Other happenings That Are
Of Statewide I'm
portanee.
Many Professors Are Promoted.

Dean Bessey, at the meeting of the
state university regents, introduced
tho matter concerning the raising Of
the pay of a number Of the janitorz
who have been connected with the
university for some time. The re
gents took the matter under advise
ment and some plan will be formu.
lated for the raising of the pay OF
the older janitors. The board ad-
Journed to meet at a special session
one week from Tuesday. At this time
the question of the cadet encampment
will be considered and several i'm
portant committee reports received.
The university budget was under con-
sideration. Owing to the smallness of
the appropriations and the fact that
several appropriation bills failed to re-
ceive the governors signature, the
budget is not in satisfactory condition
for the next two years.
The list of appointments and
changes in the faculty were made
and are as follows: Dean Charles
Bessey was selected as head dean and
the ranking order of the rest estab-
lished as follows: DR.. Sherman. DIR.
Davis. DR.. Ward. Professor Burnett.
Professor Richards. Professor Costi-
gan and DR.. Fordyce. The order in
dicates the relative length of service
OF the deans. The title of Mrs. Berk-
ley, dean of the women. was changed
to advisor of the women. This change
IS in accordance with the custom pre-
vailing in the eastern colleges, and
does not indicate any change in the
duties of the official. The titles of the
following were changed:
Z. E. Persinger, to associate pro-
lessor from assistant professor.
A. A. Reed. to professor secondary
education. from associate professor.
Guernsey Jones. to associate pro-
lessor. from assistant professor.
X. J. Pool. to adjunct professor,
from instructor.
c. L. Barne5ey. to instructor. from
assistant instructor.
Alfred Boyd. to adjunct professor,
from instructor.
A. d. Schrag. to adjunct professor.
from instructor.
Amanda Heppner. to assistant pro-
lessor. from adjunct professor.
l.. A. Scipio, to adjunct professor,
from instructor.
{. L. Dean. to assistant professor.
from adjunct professor.
Albert Bunting. to adjunct profess
or, from instructor.
{. NJ. Heck. to assistant professor
from adjunct professor.
}. E. Almy. to professor of expert |
mental work, from associate profess
sor.
l.. B. Tuckerman. to assistant pro-
lessor. from adjunct professor.
l.. E. Aylesworth. to assistant pro-
lessor. from adjunct professor.
W. A. Willard. to professor his
ology and embryology, from associ-
tie professor.
W. c. Brenke. to associate profess
", from assistant professor.
J. H. Powers. to associate professor.
rom assistant professor. |
F. D. Barker. to associate professor,
rom assistant professor.
Julia Loughridge, to assistant pro-
essor. from assistant registrar.
Il. E. Stone. to assistant professor,
rom adjunct professor
E. G. Montgomery. to professor.
rom associate professor.
V. V. Westgate. to adjunct profess
or. from instructor
Alvin Keyser. to professor. from as
ociate professor
P. B. Barker. to adjunct professor,
rom instructor
Val keyser, to superintendent, from
superintendent.
In accordance with the wishes of a
arge number the opening of each
was set on Tuesday instead I
t Monday. so that students would not I
e required to travel on Sundays.