University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-12-15

west. at home and abroad, have been
recruited the 27O persons who form
the teaching staff of the University
&C Missouri. OF this number sixty
one are professors, five being nc
longer in active service; fOrty-seven
are assistant professors. fifty-nine in
structors. fifty-seven assistants. and
/ fOrty-siX student assistants.
Among the professors there are nc
women and but two are listed with
the assistant professors. Miss Mary
/ Bidwell Breed. adviser of women and
/ head of Read Hall. and Miss Eva
| Johnston, OF the Latin department
Miss Caroline McGill formerly was
assistant professor of anatomy. The
names of three women appear among
the instructors: Miss Margaret Aus
till, instructor, wOmen's gymnasium;
Miss Louise Stanley. instructor in
home economies; Miss Ella Victoria
Dobbs. instructor in manual arts.
/ Twenty there are among the assist
ants and student assistants.
These men and women have come
from as far north as DalhOusie and
the University of Toronto. from as
far south as the Universities of Texas
and Georgia, from the eastern col
leges and from the western limits at
Leland Stanford and the University
OF California. Degrees have been ia
ken from the following ninety
three colleges and universities by
the present faculty of this Univer-
sity: DalhOusie. Cornell, University
of South Carolina. Westminster. Uni
versity of Virginia. Washington and
Lee University. University of Missou-
ri Chicago. Trinity. Johns Hopkins,
University of Kansas, University of
Wisconsin. University of North Car
olina. McGill. Harvard. McMaster,
University. Chicago Veterinary Col
lege. Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nclogy. Ohio State University. CO.
h.mba. Williams College. University
Ot South Dakota. Randolph Macon
College. Iowa Agricultural College,
West Point, Leland Stanford. Univer-
sity of Michigan, Goettingen. Brown
University. University of Halle-Wit-
tenberg, Tulane. South Carolina Col
lege. Missouri Valley College. Wash
iugton University. Princeton. Os-
goode Hall CTorontoI. University OF
Georgia. Oberlin. University of Ber-
lin. Michigan Agricultural College.
Royal Conservatory of Music (Leip-
zig,. Imperial Conservatory (Vienna)
Colby College. University of North
Carolina. Lehigh University. DePauw
University. Michigan Normal College
University of Illinois, Carleton Col
lege, Yale. South Dakota Agricul-
tural College. Kansas State Agricul-
trral College. PENNSYLVANIA State
College, Iowa State College, Art Stu
dents League. Julian Academy
(Paris). University of Texas. Miller
School (Virginia). Bryn Mawr Col
lcge. Northwestern University. Pur-
due. Amherst. University of Toronto,
Michigan College of Mines. Univer-
sity of California. William Jewell,
University of KOenigsberg. Univer-
Sity of Nebraska. Fredericksburg Col
lege. Geneva College, Vanderbilt Uni
Posse Normal School. New
y ork Veterinary College. University
Of Pennsylvania, London University,
International College, Col
gate University. Indiana University.
Iowa State Teachers College. Spring
field Training School, University of |
Wyoming, Chicago Theological Semi |
nary. Peabody College. Manchester |
College. Antioch College. Drury Col i
Iege, Clemson College. University of |
Wabash College and War |
rensburg State Normal School
That the state believes in home |
LGlent and has confidence i'm the grad |
yates OF her own institution is !
avinced by the fact that ninety of the |
faculty have received at least one de- |
gree from the University of Missouri !
comes next with twenty-four |
then the University !
Of Chicago with sixteen. Cornell with |
fourteen. Columbia with twelve, |
Johns Hopkins. the University of |,
and Yale with nine each, !
Purdue with six. the University of |
Michigan with five. the University of !
Virginia and Gottingen with four !
each. Princeton and Michigan Agri- |
College with three each and /
the remainder with either two or /
one.
President Hill received his A. b. !
fl ON Dalhousie. his Phi. ID. from Cor |
nell. working for the latter in sever