New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
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 Other Appointments
 Other Yale appointments an uounced teday include Edwin A., Park, assistant professor Of archi- lecture, and Leon \. Tulin, l., l.. R., assistant professor Of anatomy and seven promotions. Prof. Park Is a practicing architect of New York city and has served for several years on the faculty of Princeton uniyer- sity as assistant professor of archi- lecture. Professor Tulin graduated rom Yale college in 1@22 and from the Yale school Of law Cum Laudc m 1925.
 He is al present in the office nf Judge Julius Mayer, New York city.
 The promotions are as follows: Harold $. Burr Ph.D.. associate pro lessor of anatomy, Chester R. Long acn. PI.D. associate professor of geology; luhcrl M Turner, nsso- cintn professor ut electrical engn- rcring; Paul D. Evans, PhD., and Erwin l.. Goodcnough, Ph,D., as sjstanf professors nf history; Erwin B. Kelsey, PhD., assistant proffs- sor of chemistry, and Winthrop M. Phelps. MD, assistant professor Of crthopcdics
 Prof. Henmon has been principal uf public schools in Missouri, in structor and professor of pedagogy in Bethany college. lecturer in psy- choloey at Columbia university and professor of psychology and educa- ton and acting dean Of the college of liberal arts at the University ol Colorado.
 He was appointed In the faculty Of the department of education at the University Of Wisconsin in 1910. He is author of many books and articles on education and psychology.
 Professor Burr is a graduate of the Sheffield Scientific school at Vale and has been member Of the faculty since 1911. Professor Long, well has been assistant professor o' geology since 1920. having previons- ly taught geology at the University oC Missouri from which he gradu' ated in 1915.
 He holds the degree of Ph,D., from Yale.
 Professor Turner Is q graduate of the University of Illinois and has taught electrical engineering ther" During the war he was in charge of United States emergency training in radio signaling al the University of Minnesota and assistant professor Of signal corps and radio engineering in the United States school for Of fcer candidates. Since 1918 he has been q member of the electrical en- gineering faculty at Yale.
 Professor Evans is q Cornell gral- nate and was an assistant professor of history at Syracuse university h"- fore coming 10 Yale in 1922
 Professor Goodcnough holds do grcos from Hamilton college, the Gtarrct Biblical institute, and OK ford university. and has studied at Columbia university, Drew Theologi- cal Seminary, and the Harvard School Of Theology. He has heen m instructor in history at Yale since 1928.
 Professor Kelsey has been mcm- her of the faculty of the depart ,nent Of chemistry since his gradua- ton from Yale in 1918.
 Dr. Phelps is graduate of Princeton and the Johns Hopkins School o' Medicine ITe was resi- dcnt orthopcdic surgeon at the rhlI- drcn'e hospital and resident teach 'r- r,llow a' Harvard university in I<22-ci. In In2i h" was appoint- od ortloprdic surgeon in tho de- partmsnt of university health n }a3a. instructor in surgery and or thop.'jcs in Inc school of mriicin". aud associate surgeon in the N"" 1T1,r.,1 N1gpif4l