Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-04
FACULTY MEMBERS.


Special To Times Republican.
Grinncll Sept 4.--Prcs, dent j. II. T.
Main, OF. Grinncll College, has Just
made announcement of the new facul-
~ members for l9i9-l920. In addi-
ton to the new instructors several oil
the old faculty members who nave
been absent on war service VIII re-
turn TO their work In the class rooms.
George r. Coffman, who during the
past four years, has been the pro-
fessor of ENGLISH of the University OF
Montana. viii come TO Grinncll as pro-
Ifcssor OF English Mr., Coifman ana
his graduate work mt Harvard ana the
University of Chicago receiving ms
degree of doctor of philosophy from
the latter institution. He VIII give
special emphasis to the drama.
II. ID. Jameson, of the University or
Idaho. has been elected assistant pro-
fcssor of ENGLISH He Is n graduate
of the UrNcr3ity of wisconsin, hav-
ing received both his ~ y, and NJ. A.
degrees there. He will give special
attention to training for journalism,
for which work he is amply, prepared
by journalistic work and his teaching
experience.
Miss Bertha T.. Iowden, at one time
an instructor in English in Grinne'i
College. is returning to Grinncll MS as
sistant professor of English. since
leaving Grinncll Miss Lowdcn has re-
ceived the degree Of doctor OF
philosophy from the University OF
California and has taught in that
university. .
DIR. Franklin Johnson has been
elected acting professor OF economies
and sociology for the coming year win
the understanding that at the close OIL
the coming COLLEGE year he VIII pe-
come professor OF sociology. He IS
graduate of the University of Chicago
and took his graduate work in Column
bia, receiving the degree of doctor OF
philosophy from that school. His last
teaching position was at the tniVer-
sity of Toronto from which position he
resigned to come to the United states
to do war work. He is at present con-
neCted with the bureau of vocational
education at Washington. D. G.
E. F.. Lebert has been clec,ed as IN
struct or in the department OF romance
languages. Mr. Lebert, who is IA :
tive of France came to America about
ten wears ago and later became a
student in the University or WIS
consin where he received the degree
of master of arts. While preparing TO
flake his doctors examinations IN 1919
he was called to the French army.
Later he was appointed Il member OF
the French high commission and was
detailed to lecture for the fourth
liberty loan and the Red Cross. lie
was released from military duty in
February and accepted an instructor
ship in romance languages in VIII
liams College, but decided upon in
vestigation to come to Grinnell. In
addition to his teaching in America
Mr.. Lebert has had five years eX-
perience as teacher in French cob
leges. namely. Paris DIXON.
j. S. Rogers, who received MS
masters degree from the University ol
Michigan. will come to Grinnell9 as
assistant professor Of zoology Be-
fore entering the service he was pro-
lessor of zoology in Clifford College. in
north California. He will give coursee
| in physiological and hygiene with special
attention to geology and experimental
| zoology.
E. D. Strong after year In the
war camp community service will re-
turn to Grinnell as associate professor
| of economics.
John NJ. Smith after two years in
the French ambulance service will re-
turn as assistant professor and acting
chairman Of the department OF
romance languages. .r..