Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-14
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Four New PesltIons crsstsd and
Many Changes In Present
Teaching Body.

Many Changes In Present
Teaching Body.
The creation Of four new positions
on the teaching star OF the A. & NJ.
College to take care OF the increase
In attendance anticipated for the
next scholastic year has been author
lied by the board Of directors. These
new positions. which yet are to be
filled BY President Bizel!. are assist
ant professor Of agricultural engi-
neerins. assistant professor Of cleo
trical engineering. assistant professor
Of mechanical engineering. and as
sistant professor Of modern Ian.
guages.
The appointment Of q number OF
new instructors and changes in the
rank Of men already In the employ
Of the college also has been an
nounced by DR.. Bixzell.
DR.. Andrew Henderson Hutchinson.
assistant professor Of biology. Il an
NJ. A. and A. B. graduate from Nc
Master University and also holds q
Ph. d. degree from the University
Of Chicago. In addition to teaching
experience at the Collegiate institute,
whitby. Ontario. Canada. DR.. Hutch.
inson h an author OF note.
DR.. B. o. Bethel. former A. q NJ.
student. graduate Of the Ohio State
University. with the degree OF doctor
Of veterinary medicine. will be assc-
ciated with the A. 4 N. veterinary
science department.
n. NJ. McGinnis. an agricultural
graduate from A. 4 NJ. and who holds
an NJ. A. degree from Cornell. now
professor OF horticulture at the Col
lege Of Industrial Arts at Denton.
comes to A. 4 NJ. as associate pro
fessor Of horticulture.
W. s. Beckwith. an A. B. graduate
from Emery College. oxford. Ca. and
who holds masters degree from
Harvard. comes to A. 4 NJ. as an In
structor In mathematics. Mr.. Beck
with succeeds I. c. Nichols. who has
one-year leave Of absence which
he will spend In graduate work at
the University Of Michigan. Mr.
Beckwith has been professor OF
mathematics at Centenary College Of
Louisiana for q number OF years.
seventy.Hve employees Of the col
Iiege have been made happy by In
creases In salary. The total amount
Of these Increase was $1,000. The
rank and title Of twelve teachers also
have been changed. In announcing
these salary increases and changes
In rank President Bizell defined the
qualities that entered into the making
OF a good teacher.
In making these changes have
made them purely on a basis OF
merit" he said. II base my ideas
OF a good teacher on these qualihca'
tons:
Preparation as shown by college
degrees.
Experience In actual teaching.
actual results obtained In the
class room.
Personality and cooperation with
college authorities.
Influence with students.
Interest In community life and
college activities.
Moral standards and ideals"
The changes are:
! E. c. Gee. from associate professor
| to professor OF agricultural engineer.
ine.
DIR. r. p. Marsteller. from associate
to professor OF veterinary science.
A. c. Love. from associate profes'
sor OF civil engineering to professor
OF railway engineering.
C. A. Wood. from assistant to as.
sociate professor OF ag-onomy.
F. W. Hensel. from assistant to as.
, sociate professor OF horticulture.
W. T. Magee. from instructor to
assistant professor OF animal hus-
bandry.
II. Cassidy, from instructor to as
sistant professor OF botany.
]. A. Clutter. from instructor to
assistant professor Of dairy hus.
bandry.
s. W. Bilsing. from instructor to
assistant professor Of entomology.
I. 4. Cowart. from instructor to
assistant professor OF horticulture.
d. c. Miller. from assistant profess
sor OF civil engineering to associate
professor.
]. c. Olsen was transferred from
the department Of agronomy to the
department Of agricultural engineer
ing. Mr.. Olsen is the college ter
racing expert.
lAcIlnn Of SINGLE SPOON.