Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-06
Colby College
New Appointments
Add Four.to Faculty

I 10 meet une demand OF eQuCatlOQ
through the large enrolment Of the
present wear it has been necessary to
enlarge the faculty of Colby college
! and therefore four new professors
have been added. There is pro-
fessor of philosophy and psychology,
an associate professor of history, a
new assistant professor of chemistry,
and a professor of physical training.
| Professor A. p. Savides, NJ. A.,
Ph.D.. comes to the staff as an as
sociate professor in philosophy and
| psychology. He received his bach
elor's degree from Robert College,
Constantinople. and his masters de-
gree and that of doctor of philosophy
from Harvard. He has been a teach
err in Robert College and has lectured
widely. For a time he was racial ad-
wiser in the division of Americaniza-
ton, Department of the Interior, lee
turer on the history of Education at
Simmons College, and Instructor Of
teachers and principles in education.
University Extension, Department of
Education. He has recently resigned
from Robert College and henceforth
! will teach and lecture in this country.
He is a member of the Phi Delta
Kappa and of the National Educa-
tional Association and while living in
Boston was a member of the goth
Century Club.
| Professor John c. S. Andrew, NJ.
A, S. 7. b., has been appointed AS
sociate Professor of History, and will
give a new course in American Con-
stitutional History. Professor An
drew comes to Colby with a good
background of training. He is a
graduate of the Boston Latin School
| and 81 Harvard graduating from the
latter institution in 1896. He re-
ceived his masters degree in 1898,
and in 1902 his degree of S. T. b.
from Andover Seminary. He taught
at Harvard and at Radcliffe from
1897 to 1900. He served in France in
the. A. f. +. as Educational Director
with the. "a NJ, c. A,.and' with the
Army Educational Corps He comes
to Colby from Penn College Iowa.
where he taught Political Science, So
cial Psychology and European His
| tory Professor Andrew is lecturer
/ of ability having been at one time
| lecturer and director of the nationally
known work on the promotion of the
study of American History and of
good citizenship, the Old South work.
conferred at the Old South Meeting
house, Boston. He is a member of
several historical and religious So
cieties.
/ A new assistant professor in Chem
istry has been appointed in the per-
son of Charles Buell. Hurd, NJ. A.. Phi.
D. He is graduate of the New
Britain, Conn, High school. and of the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute He
has served as Graduate Instructor at
the Polytechnic Institute. later ain
structor in theoretical chemistry and
Acting Director of the course in gen.
eral chemistry and as Fellow in
Chemistry, Clark University. receiv-
ing his NJ. A. from Clark in 1920. In
the following year he was Senior
Fellow in Chemistry at Clark, receiv-
ing his PhD. in 1921. He is a mem
her of the Tau Beta Pi, Worcester
Chapter of Sigma XII, and of the
| ~ Illtl lCdll SlltIIlICdl eSOClelN.
Professor c. Harry Edwards. grad
uate of the Springfield College, is the
choice of the Board of Trustees as the
head Of the department of Physical
Training. Mr.. Edwards is Con-
necticut man, having had eight years
of business training in Waterbury
before entering. upon his life work.
Before taking up his training at
Springfield he was prominent in ath-
letics, in boy scout and religious
work. During his course at Spring.
field there were few offices which he
did not fill His military experience
includes Officers Training Camp at
Plattsburg, at which he won his COM
mission. He was in charge of Calls
themes and games in the company,
161st Depot Brigade. Camp Grant,
Ill. He was re- commissioned first
lieutenant Officers Reserve Corps.
Professor Edwards has been given
full faculty rating and is in charge of
a regular three-hour course in
physiology.