New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Columbia Has
Record Budget
|. Of $7,4l9,132
,,.~x Increases and Raise
';,, = Medical School Appro.
nr;ation :, Will Mark Fiscal
Year Beginning July l
: ..n Members Of Faculty
Advanced From Associate
- Full Profeasorship

=. Cull PrOfPasOTsHlp
,...o,ss Murray Butler announced
....ra.y that coIumbia University .
..,;on.l system would operate
''., y. .he record budget Of s7.4ls'lS2'&7
.'s', .'s ~ fiscal year beginning July /.
W ,hs distinguishing features OF
sn'.s sssu.rksbly large budget are the
as -. Increases for professors and an
s,l'Iy mi IN The appropriations for the
ysiiesl School ;..;o,. yor +he
rork carried on by 1he un.Se'sruy e .nno,,uo. W..
.,s,ion tset' reads 7as the e.. sna0SnEe M Ssn
'gess''. sr, amounted 70 IS, 70 aoA'os. oeine
| msl;, .r.s.e n.s Of $ls6,es9.4o over the
as0norouriasions s0 ,p for the current year
"fF''' Budse. Appropriations
aot this sum A,4s6,lol.74 is ap-
,-oonr;ated for educational ssa adm.nistra- M I
y I.vp' ar snd instruction, .sool 'e3o ior the
'N. a. - huildings and grounds, $2oS,-
ca car. "a for the library. sl2!,3Sb for the
;s..s ".vs administration of the corpo-
ousl',e a:nn seo.S7O for annuities. $780,
ssso rss'va' ar taxes and other charges,
..o. svs:Yo o-.is IA for interest on the corpo-
floa'J Ssht and 100000 for the redemp-
!'.s Iam snnd on account Of the principal
Of the debt. ,. 49,
oTo these totals must be added the
,dat;onal amounts approprlated for
- -ert vesr bv Teachers College, $685.
sss. bv Barnard College, s352,310.ls,
.,J' srd bv the College of Pharmacy, ss2,-
n n bringing the total cost of main
,,inine the educational system of the
University in all its parts up to ST.
Aa,l3227.
@This budget includes many in
freases in salary for younger profess
.ots and instructors and continues the
slsr ,aaugurated several years ago Of
iec9gr lzing the distinguished services
q; older members Of the faculty by
pIseing them in a group of most highly
paid professors
THE budget as adopted contains to-
al apropriations for the work of the
Medical School amounting to $780,
1851 which Is an increase OF $237,-
;Gl79 over the total appropriations for
the Medical School in the years. 1917
rs before the new plan for co-opera.
ION with the Presbyterian Hospital
va; adopted. and represents the cost
Of he effort of the university to put
ia.a Immediate operation the improved
pln Of organization and instruction in
rsdcinc'
Seven Professors Promoted
Seven members of the faculty were
advanced to the rank of full! professor
rom associate professor. They are
Robert NJ, Haig, business organization:
Roy B. Roster, accounting; H. l.. Hol-
lingworth, psychology; James P. South
IN. physics; T. ". Van Matre, trans
portation; James Kendall, chemistry,
and Miss Patty Smith Hill, education.
These assistant professors were
made associate professors: John j.
Coss, philosophy; A. T. Poffenberger.
psychology; Edward S. Evenden, educa-
ton; Arthur ]. Gates, education; Will
lam A. Mccall. education; Oscar J.
hase jr., operative dentistry; S. We'll
ling Van Saun, operative dentistry;
Mss Mabel Carney. education; Mrs. l..
J. Hollingworth, education, and Miss
Romiett Stevens. education.
From instructor, lecturer or asso-
cate these promotions to assistant
l'ofessor were announced: Robert H.
b'sen, zoology; Seth Bingham. music;
FsaiF. Brissenden, business organiza-
lor; Roy j. Colony, geology; Hugh
fiadlay, agriculture; John A. North
i'a' mathematics; Charles II. Schu-
mann lr., engineer drafting: Rexford
u. iugwell, economies; V. Z. Mitchell,
ufoS'hetic dentistry; John W. Dick
nson' prosthetic dentistry; Hugh
w. ", pucsett, German; Miss Fannie ".
Dunn education; Miss Hattie L. Heft,
physiological chemistry: Miss Meta
lass, Greek and Latin. Horatio B.
NhIlsms, MD, now assistant profes-
Tor physiology, was appointed to be
O'''on professor of physiology.
Professor of Chinese Named
. Luclus c. Porter, Ph.D., Dean of the
,o!iege OF Arts and Sciences for Men.
,eklng University. Peking. China, was
ppointed Dean Lung Professor of
hinese for 1928. Anna v. HUGHES
:, VI, u was named assistant profes-
" Z, a'iu esley 4. Mitchell,
n. l., professor Of economies.
u frank 7. Van Woert. NJ. D. S..
'Fo1essor of clinical dentistry was an :
pointed to be director of the Schoo, of
, ,,enslstry' and William B. Dunnins, D,
j. s., professor of operative denistrv
vas appointed associate director Of
ne School of Dentistry.
=, me title Of Walter Rautenstrauch
W. D. was changed from professor Of
aechanlcal engineering to professor Of
noustrlai engineering, in order to
marx the development of the new
curse In industrial engineering or.
:.nised under the Faculty of Applied
nclence' 1 The title of Leuman NJ
waugh D. D. s., WAS changed from
PROFESSOR of histology and embryolorv
10 professor Of orthodoniia