The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

WIN co3amcfctment week a. the
l~l'nnrrnity beginning SUNDAY. mcin-
hers OF Tho faculty and tho students
|nrr r~rcnarlnH lnr the summrr rrIrcat
|Trnnha are being PACKED. forwaruins
f1tf 4ssts 10 various fsimntcr reAorD
Iant schools htlnr iet aad cnntfacis
arc being signed ar u'x year
Tho faculty mtmbcu VIII rcattcr
an OVER AnleTlca AMI 10 iht Eurupeou
eo4tlncnt duf1rr TIE Summer. Sow
tunI Of the nstmhcrE are going To-
study toward advanced degrees al
various institutions. some VITA travel
snd uftcrs viii slaS near the Nnivcr-
eisy getting ready for q iafEeg student
enrolment next year,
Not 4 FEW vacancies will occur in
The ranks Of the 'nculiy for next yeer.
SOME ~ IA professors are having 10
take chairs iR other l~nEututious and
Others leaving the teachins profession
professor Shss,,ir Teu,fne.
Proctor II. SherAin. professor Of
! En4lish Language az the University
for the past 1--WE years II among those
who are leaving The Institution Pro-
fensor ehrrWln has said that he does
NOT oxpert 10 return hut does not
know where he VIII he located next
year.
Arno X. Leopold. instructor IN prac-
tical mechanics. has announced his
Intention 81 giving ~ teaching. He
did not make public his plans Tor the
future. Nj laupoid r. q graduate Of
the University and has hten a mem-
her OF the faculty for The past four
years.
ccDted the ehair OF business admin-
iEtfution a. the University Of Arizort.
Mr.. Howard has been swing excellent
courses la business methods and ac-
c~oun;ancy for the past Two years at
ths rnivereity. He Will move With his
family 70 Tucson thir summer.
Miee Oakley "a triNona.
Miss Edna oakley has also signed
q contract with the University of Ar
i1onn rs Spanish instructor She was
q member Of tho State University fac-
uliy until Christmas. when she u
forced to eiyc ~ hef work on ac-
count OF illness
RosCoe n. Iiin who returned to the
faculty last year after au absence Of
two years has Also given up teaching.
Ht has catered government research
ia foreign trade IN The Office Of the
foreign trade advisor iu Washington.
n. G. He left Tor Washington on the
nrst Of May. Professor mn taught
history.
Professor Harry r.. Weir Of the civil
engineering department Will not re-
turn 10 tho University noNt year. Mr..
Weir will spend the Steamer near
cioridc, y. A.. and viii be actively en-
gagged In deyeioplnE HE Colossal sill
yer rhine. n Il not known whether
Mr.. Wier win continue In practical en-
gineering work OF accept another pro
fessofnhip.
J. r. Williams. who has been regis
trnr and office executive Of the Unit
vcfri;y for the past hvc years will not
return ncxt year. He will probably
SO hnck into strictly business work.
Professor John Myers Cochran Of
the electrical engineering school will
nos return to thc University text year.
He will return 70 his home In Indiana
during the summer.
McGongh Undccidra.
John Lukken. head Of the music
department and John McGounh. ath-
ietie director. are hoth Undecided a.
to their plans for neNt year. Profess
ror Lukken viii spend the summe IN
chicago studying under David Bis
phnm.
NJ John D. clark. head Of the de-
parimcnt OF chemistry will spend the
summer az the University rearranring
snd euulpping the chemistry lahora-
tories To- accommodate o. largest
freshman dass that has ever been
promised.
Professor g. r.. Hodgin. vice nresi-
dent ~ The University will also tbehd
tho summer in Albuquerque. as win
Miss Ethel Hickey and Professor
Joseph 3. Iarders. Professor Lnnders
has been invited 10 lecture a. various
county teachers Institutes during the
summer.
Professor A.. -. Wcesc Of the biol
ogY department will travel iu Arizona
and California during the summer and
viii TAXI advanced work in biological
research a. Friday Harhor. Wash.
Or T. D. Mitchell. dean % the col
ieRc a. arts. philosophy and science
VII give advanced courses In Greek