Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-13
new Faculty
MEMBERS AT
UNIVERSITY
Appointments Of New Pro.
fessors And Instructors
Are Announced.

Inc appointments Of a number of
new instructors and professors on the
University of North Dakota faculty
as approved by the board Of regents
recently. has been announced by
President Thomas F. Kane, who spent
several weeks In the east this sum-
mer In an exhaustive investigation to
secure the best men and women pos
sible for the positions.
The new faculty members are all
exceptionally highly recommended.
according to President Kane and all
experience in their various branches
Of work.
There are still several appointments
to be approved by the board of res
gents and when the faculty has. been
completed. university officials state
that. they will have one of the strong
est faculty ever assembled at the
university.
The appointments of the following
have been approved: :.
Director of Extension.
Prof. A. H. Yoder, a graduate OF
the state normal at Madison, Wis.
Indiana university, Clark university
University Of Chicago andANorthwest-
ern, will be director of,the extension
department this year.
Mr.. Yoder has had extensive exper-
fence in public schools, normal
school and university as a professor
and for five years was president OF
years spresiden Of Whitewater norma
school. He has been connected with
some of the largest schools and uni
versities in the country. 'e'
Pathology Professor.
l. DR.. b. j. Clawson, a graduate OF
the University of Kansas. Rush and
Chicago university, has been appoint.
ed professor of pathology. =
DIR. C1awson has been an assistant
professor at Oklahoma agricultural
college, University of Kansas and the
University Of Chicago.
Physiology Pharmacology.
Dr. A. D. Bush, a graduate OF
Tufts college, Emory university and
postgraduate of surgery at Harvard
has been named professor of phys.
tology and pharmacology.
DIR. Bush has had three years gen.
eral practice, four years Of hospital
work, four years in teaching anatomy
and one ear in teaching biology with
four years as an instructor in phys
iology and p~harmacology. DR.. Bush
Is the author of a number of scientific
papers and books.
European History. So.
DR.. Francis J. Tschan, a graduate
of Loyola university and the Univer-
sity Of Chicago, has been selected as
sistant in European history. F,
He has had several years of exper-
fence as assistant at the University of
Chicago; instructor at Yale univer-
sity and a teacher of history in the
Chicago Latin high school. 3.
PHYSICS
Prof. w. H. Baer, who took his
masters degree at the University of
Illinois and his doctors degree at
California university, has been ap-
pointed instructor in physics.
He has had teaching experience
for several years at the University OF
Illinois, Kansas agricultural college
and at the University. of California.
Engineering Instructor.
Prof. Ernest F. Peterson of the
University Of Colorado has been ap.
pointed instructor in the department
Of electrical and mechanical engineer.
ing.
He took an apprenticeship course
of the Westinghouse Electrical and
Manufacturing company. has been en-.
gineer for the Commonwealth Edison
company and has had a veal of mill.
tary service.
U. HI. S. Instructor. As.
Prof. Marie Storr, a graduate OF
Olivet college, has been elected sci.
ence instructor in the university high
school. She has been teacher OF
mathematic and science in the Grand
Haven high schools. for two years.
Home Economics.
Mrs. r. H. Arnold, a graduate OIL
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with several years experience in in
%struction, has been named instructor
in the department Of home economics