The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11
!. AANCES MADE
1 At UN|VER5|T
Important Actions Taken at
Quarterly Meeting Of Board
Of Regents.
THREE NEW FACES TO
BE SEEN AT SCHOOL
Four Promotions Also Are
Made; Building Committee
Makes Report.

At the regular quarterly meeting of the
regents of the University of Utah, Whch
ness was disposed OF. Those present AT
the meeting were Chairman w. w. Ritter
and Regents Lund, Williams, Stephens.
kingsbury, Armstrong and Middleton. Mr
Armstrong and DR. Middleton are the new
members Of the board. recently appointed
by Governor Spry. The most important
report submitted was that OF the sdorsory fio ~
President kingsbury. relating to the en-
ployment of instructors for the year
191l-12
Few changes have been made in the
list for the coming year. The new names
noticed are those % Joseph Peterson. VINO
comes TO the university next year as pro
fessor OF. psychology; Prof Peterson IS
now teaching in the Brigham foun; uni
vcrsity at Provo He took his Ph; d.,
from the Chicago university, and Is
teachers. Albert, Leroy TAYLOR VINO VINO
graduated from the University of Utah
with .hc degree OF bachelor OF science
in electrical engineering in 1907; and Is
now in the test department of the Cen
cral Electric company at Schenectady
Y. comes TO the university next year
cnl laboratory. Miss Laura Poulson will
c instructor in physical ed ucntion next
year Miss Poulson takes her bachelor
uf arts degree from the university, IN IN
uhNsical education at the close or the
summer school. The school of physical
EDUCATION Is a part of the regular summer
school OF the University OF Utah
Promotions Are Made.
TIC following promotions are made for
he coming school year: Levi e. Young,
from assistant professor Of history TO as
sociate professor of history; Kenneth Will
lans. from instructor in chemistry TO
assistant professor In chemistry Theo-
dore p. Holt. from instructor in mining to
assistant professor of mining and milling;
Thomas B. Brighton. from assistant in
chemistry TO instructor In chemistry.
DR., w. c. Ebaugh, professor OF chem
istry. was given leave OF absence for
one year. Prof. Byron Cummings, dean
OF the school of arts and sciences, who
years and Prof George c. Wise. assist
ant professor OF modern languages, who
has been on a leave of absence for one
year, are expected to return to the uni
Der. DR.. John Sundwall, who has been
on leave Of absence this year, has de-
cidcd to remain away at least another
year. and DR.. Charles T.. Vorhies has
been made acting dean Of the medical
school for the coming year in addition to
his position as professor OF zoology.
Field to Be Graded.
Jakob Bolin, professor OF physical edu-
cation, recommended that the womens
athletic field be graded, preparatory TO
recommendation was referred to the
building committee Of the board Of regents
with power to act.
The report Of the building committee:
made at a previous meeting, was affirmed
by the regents in regular meeting. The
members Of the building committee gave
II as their opinion that the best method
for the university TO pursue In order to
get what 1t needed in the new building
was to select a competent architect and
NOT TO have either competition or a linn
tied competition. In this view they were
sustained by the leading architects in
the city. The committee recommended
that two firms of architects be employed
without either one having preference over
the other, and that Cannon &C. Fetzer and
Rnmm Hansen be the architects for the
central building for the university.