Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19
DEANS SELECTED
TO SERVE c. v. j.
Prof. Doyle Chosen for New
0ffice-0ther Appoint
mentS Announced.

Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle of George
Washington University has been ap-
pointed dean Of men. a new office;
Prof. Lewis T. Bradley has been ap.
pointed dean of the School of Phar.
macy, and Prof. John Lapham as dean
of the College of Engineers, according
to the announcement of the board OF
trustees of the university.
The announcement of the appoint
ment of the deans follows closely upon
the announcement of the selection OF
DR.. Cloyd Hech Marvin, former presi-
dent of the University of Arizona. to
succeed Dr. William Mather Lewis as
president Of the university.
Prof. Doyle was the unanimous
choice Of faculty and students for the
position of dean Of men. He Is O
Harvard graduate has been connected
with the local university for several
years and has been close in touch with
student activities, serving on several
boards and being faculty adviser to
men during the past two years.
Helps Edit Journal.
The new dean of men has lectured
at Johns Hopkins University. Is the
assistant managing editor or the Mod-
ern Language Journal, associate editor
of Hispania, and the modern language
editor of the Journal of Education.
DIR. Bradley has been connected
with the university for several years.
He succeeds Dean Kalusowski. recent
lv deceas ed. Dean Lapham was act
ing as head Of the College of EnGi-
neering during the past year. he sue
ceeds Hugh Miller. who resigned last
year.
Other faculty changes announced by
the dean Of the university, DIR. Howard
Lincoln Hodgkins, include the appoint
ment Of DR.. J. Orrin Powers from as
sistsnt professor OF education to as.
sociate professor Of education; LoWeii
J. Ragatz from instructor in history
to assistant professor in history;
Audley L. Smith from instructor OF
English to assistant professor OF Eng
lish.
Other Appointments Made.
New appointments in the. depart,
ment of arts and sciences, to take
effect in September, are as follows:
William J. Berry. NJ. s.. to be in
structor in mathematics; Chandler y.
Beall. A. B., instructor in romance
languages; June Cooper, A. B., to he
assistant in botany; Martha Poole, to
be assistant in history, and Maude T..
Aiten, to be lecturer in, education.
Announcement is made that lecture
courses in chemistry for advanced
and graduate students will be given
bv Dr.. Joseph Alfred Amber and DR..
Raleigh Gilchrist.
The Summer school terms In arts
and sciences and the Law School open
ed on Monday and will continue for
neriods of six weeks and nine weeks
in each department. The enrolment
is heavy and both departments began
activities closely following last weeks
graduation exercises.
Has High Hopes.
DR.. Cloyd Hech Marvin. newly elect
cd president Of the university. mas
been in Washington for the past week;
He gave interviews to the several
newspapers and said that he had un.
usually high hopes for the future OF
the institution. DR.. Marvin Will return
to washington about September /.
The faculty committee on student
activities for next year Is announced
as fellows: Dean William Cabell Van
Week chairman; Dean John r. Lap
ham music: Dean Henry Gratten
Doyle, publications; Prot. KoDert v.
Boiwell, dramatics: DR.. Daniel Leray
Borden. medicine; Gilbert l.. HAM,
debate, and Dean Anna l.. Rose, secre'
tary. In. the absence OF Dean van
Week. who is on the faculty or Leland
Stanford University this summer
Dean DOYLE will serve as acting cnalr.
man of the committee during the next
three months.