University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-23
MORE FACULTY CHANGES
Those Who Have Left and Those Who.
Will Succeed Them.

; VIII S0SSSSu
In addition to those mentioned in
the University Missourian yesterday,
DR.. Hill announced these changes in
the faculty for the year:
Dr.. E. T. Bell, Assistant Profess
sor of Anatomy, could not resist the
temptation of larger salary and "a
higher rank in the Medical School of
the University of Minnesota, and re-
signed late in the summer. While we 1
regard his resignation as loss to /
the University of Missouri, the va
cancy thus created in the department,
gave us an opportunity to promote to-!
Assistant Professor of Anatomy DR.. /
Caroline McGill, who returns from q
year of research in Europe when She
held the Sarah Berliner travelling sfel-l
lowship.
i, 3. Some members of the faculty
who were absent on leave for whole
or part of last year return to their
work this fall. ~ ~ $50 -
Dean Lawson of the law faculty,
who has been investigating practice
in criminal procedure in England, will
take up his class work here inme-
diately after the adjournment of the
meeting Of the Society of Criminology
which is held in Washington, D. c.,
October LIST, and to which he has, to
report the results of his investigation.
Professor C. w. Greene, returns from
a half years investigation nj Naples
and Strassburg. ~
DR.. Max Meyer resumes his teach
ing and investigations here after a
year of study and travel in the Water
J land.
E. Miss Breed, returns from a years
!. study Of comparative literature and
II travel, to resume her duties as Ad-
wiser of Women.
Miss Caroline McGill, as formerly
NOTED, returns from medical studies
!. in Vienna and elsewhere ia. Europe,
to resume her teaching of Anatomy.
DR.. E. v. Vaughan returns .t6sa po.
: sition as Instructor in Histbfy after
!. two years of special research work
in the University of Pennsylvania.
!, DR.. E. B. Branson, who for the past
: five years has been the successful
head of the department of geology in
Oberlin College, is added to our staff
las Professor Of Geology, his courses
:, being intended primarily for academic
J. students. Professor Marbut has a
ileave of absence for this year and
}. on his return in 1911 will devote him.
: self to work in economic geology and
lphysiography, while Professor Bran
son will offer courses in general geol,
= logy and paleontology. a field which
1--we have heretofore neglected In this
|, University.
- DIR. D. H. Dolley, a graduate of the
). Johns Hopkins University Medical
School, formerly connected with the
teaching force of the Western Reserve
4 University, and later Professor of Pa
d theology in the University OFF, North
e Carolina, becomes our Professor of
Pathology. ~
h3 Assistant Professor Spurgeoh Bell,
d who was appointed in the department
of economics in the fall of 1909, was
K VERY soon thereafter relieved for a
year in order that he might do the
research work for the Chicago Fl
!. nance Commission. He will take up
: his work this fall here in finance. ac-
Icounting and other courses in the de-
o lpartment of economics.
d DR.. E. B. Veblen, formerly Asso.
Il ciate Professor TO Economics, in Chi
r cago and Leland Stanford U1iversi.
ties, one of the ablest and most dis
Itinguished writers in economics on
this Continent, will be added to the
teaching force of the department as
Lecturer during the second semester
of this year.
DR.. Maurice Parmelee, a graduate OF
columbia University. New York, and
s formerly Chief Probation Officer In
: the Court of General Sessions in New
!. York City, had the wisdom to resign
his assistant professorship of sociology
and economics in the University of
Kansas. which he had held for one
year, in order to accept similar po.
sition in our faculty. s. 49,.
Al Mr.. Carter Alexander, after com
, Ipleting his studies in educational ad-
ministration for the degree of Doctor
OF Philosophy at Columbia Univer-
sity, is added to the faculty of educa-