The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-15
MANY CHANGES
IN U. FACULTY
COCKERILL LEAVES LAW SCHOOL
-O'GORMAN GOES TO MAR
QUETTE UNIVERSITY

" UVhmAN OOES IU MIA H.
QUETTE UNIVERSITY
Appointments, promotions, and re-
signations announced from the office
OF President A. III. Upham as a result
of actions taken by the state board OF
education at its last meeting here, in
A1cate that there will be several
changes in the university faculty next
year, providing for new personnel in
the deanships of engineering and law
professorships of botany and second
ary education, assistant professor
ships of English, home economics
physical education, art and design, and
In other positions.
DR.. V. HI. Young, professor of botany
and plant pathology, has resigned to
accept similar position at an in
creased salary at the University of
Arkansas. His successor has not yet
been chosen.
O'Gorman to Marquette
James M. O'Gorman, professor of
secondary education, will become head
of the department of education at Mar
Quette university at a very consider
able increase in salary. He is re-
manning at Idaho through summer
school, however. His successor has
not been chosen.
designations of o. P. CockerilI as
dean of the college of law, and of c..
N. Little as dean of the college of
engineering already have been an
nounced Dean Cockerill becomes
dean of the law school of the Univer-
slty of North Dakota. His successor
has not yet been chosen.
Miss Lillian j. Writ will become as
sistant professor of physical educa-
ton, in charge of women's gymnasium
work and athletics, as a result of the
resignation of Miss Catherine Wins
low. Miss Writ is now physical di-
rector for women at the state normal
school, River Falls, Wisconsin. She
is graduate of the University of Ne
braska, where she specialized in ply
sical education. She was for one
year physical director for women at
Nebraska Wesleyan university and has
had three years Of experience in city
Y.W.C.A. work. She has been in her
present position for two years.
AS assistant professor of art and
design in the department of home
economics, the board has appointed
Miss Grace Zudreele, who for the last
year has served as state clothing
specialist in the agricultural exten-
sion division. She fills place left
vacant by the resignation of Miss Mary
II. Lean. Miss Zudreele is a graduate
of Teachers college, Columbia univer-
s1ty, and is recommended as young
woman Of superior talents in drawing
and design.
Other designations are those of ].
l.. RentfrO, assistant professor of
English; Lewis A. Harding, assistant
professor of English; Ramona A.
economics; Marian Shaw, reference as
sistant in the library, and Robert E.
Johannesen, instructor in chemistry.
Miss Julia d. Ingersoll, assistant pro-
fessor Of romance languages, and
Kenneth Collins, instructor in Eng
lish, who have been absent for a year
on leave, have severed their connec-
ton with the university and will con-
tinue their studies.
Stanford Graduate Coming
Miss Althea M Sheldon, graduate
of the University of Washington, and
holder Of the masters degree from
Stanford university, where she is now
part-time instructor is appointed
instructor in English. She was for
three years head of the English de-
partment in the College of Idaho at |
Caldwell
Miss Helen Hough, a graduate from
the library course Of Simmons college, !
has been appointed reference assistant
in the library. She ha; been reference
librarian for year at Grinnell col
lege, Iowa, and since has been in the |
library Of Goodwin institute in Ten
nessee.
Louis G. Cady is promoted from as
sistant to instructor in chemistry, and |
Donald D. DuSault, a graduate of this |
years class at the University of Ida /
no, becomes assistant in chemistry.
c. E. Cone, formerly Of the Boise
valley and of Pocatello, is appointed
graduate assistant in botany and plant
pathology. He completes his under
graduate work at the university this
Delfin Rayna1do, who has been a
student assistant in Spanish and was
graduated from the university at the
recent commencement, is promoted to
an instructorship in Spanish.
Virgil p d. Kirkham is promoted
from an instructorship to an assistant
in geology.