Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-23
FACULTY CHANGES
AT c. i. ANNOUNCED
Nationally Known Biologist,
Rev, J. D. Diduseh, Coming
Here-0therS Assigned.

Faculty changes at Georgetown
University for the academic yeal
1927 were announced last night BY
President Charles w. Lyons, S. j.
new assignments having been received
from the provincial of the New York
Maryland province, which includes the
District of Columbia. Other changes
are to follow in the professional de
partmentS of the university durine
the Summer, including an entire new
faculty for the dental school.
Twelve new assignments to the
college faculty and eight transfers Of
present members of the faculty were
announced. There also was a new
appointment in the medical and dental
schools, one in the school OF foreign
service and another at the George
town Preparatory School, Garrett
Park, Md. President Lyons and the
present administration officers of the
university are unaffected by the
changes.
Noted Biologist Coming.
Heading the list of new assignments
is the Rev. Joseph d. Didusch, ). d.
of Shadowbrook College, West LenoH'
Mass. nationally known biologist.
who viii be assistant regent of the
medical and dental departments. rev.
Joseph S. Dinneen, s. j.. for many
wears attached to the faculty OF Holy
Cross College. Worcester. Mass, VIII
be professor of philosophy and spirit
ual counselor Of the studens. rev.
Hugh A. Gaynor S. j., a former
Georgetown student and now proies'
sor of literature at Fordham UniVer-
sity. will be the new instructor IN
Another Georgetown alumnus, rev.
James L. Moakley, S. j., lecturer on
ethics at st. Joseph's College, Phila-
delphia, has been assigned as head OF
the sociology and ethics department
at Georgetown. From Prague, where
he has ben for a years leave or ao-
sence, Rev. Peter V. Masterson, S. j..
will return this Fall for the headship
of the Georgetown history department.
Other new assignments include Rev.
Robert II. Johnson, s. j., for many
years dean at Fordham University,
who will teach rhetoric; Rev. Richard
r. Rankin, S. j., a well known educa-
tor and dean of the Fordham philoso-
phical and social service depart
ments, who will lecture in the gradu-
ate department and the foreign serv-
fee school; Rev. Edward 7. Farrell,
S. J. of ST. Joseph's College, Philadei-
phia, who will lecture on psychology;
Rev. Thomas d. Barry, S. J., professor
OF mathematics: Rev. Laurence c. Goo
man, S. j.. professor of chemistry;
Rev Gustavus j. Dumas, s. j., lately
of L'Immaculee Conception, Montreal,
Canada, to be professor of French and
humanities, and Thomas Murray. A.
NJ. a former Georgetown student, who
will be professor of mathematics.
Garrett Park Changes.
AT the Garrett Park school. the
Rev Abraham limerick, S. j., has been
assigned as spiritual adviser. The
headmaster, Rev. Thomas A. Emmett
s. j., will continue in Office next year.
Among the present faculty members
at the college, those who have been
reassigned elsewhere are Rev. Joseph
Ayd, S. j., professor of ethics and
sociology, who goes to st. Joseph s
College, Philadelphia; Rev. Michael
Hogan. S. j., professor of philosophy
and religion. also to St. Joseph's: Rev.
J. Edward Coffey, s. j., moderator of
the Georgetown College Journal, pro
fessor of humanitieS and assistant
project of discipline, who is to go to
Hastings, England, for theological
studies; Rev. E. NJ. Donnelly, S. j..
moderator Of the Hoya and professor
Of Journalism and literature, assigned
to ST. Louis, No for theology.
The following faculty members have
been assigned to Woodstock College,
Woodstock Md. to continue theologi-
cal studies: Rev. /. H. Moore, s. j.,
professor of physics; Rev. V. A. Goo
ken s. j. professor of chemistry. Rev.