The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-18
COLLEGE IS FACING
MANY CHANGES FOR
SEASON IN FACULTY

Some Of Members Arc Going to
Other Fields; New Talent Is
Booked; Some Promotions
Fargo, n. D, July lS.-That. the
home and home economies play an
important part In the lives Of
North Dakota people Is emphasized
BY the recent appointments and adj
vancementS In rank In the teaching
personnel Of the school Of home eco
Monies at the North Dakota Aericul.
tural college. Misses Minnie Anderson
and Elvira Smith have been advanced
from the rank Of associated professor
to the rank Of professor, while Misses
Frances Bailey and Dorothy Cole have
been advanced from the rank Of as
sistant professor to the rank Of asso-
ciate professor. Miss Frances Jones, q
graduate Of Iowa State college, with
an N. A. degree In child welfare from
the University Of Minnesota, has been
employed "a instructor In the school
OF home economics. Miss Jones will
correlate all Of the different actiy.
tiles relating to child health, food.
clothing and care.
Other changes In the North Dakota
Agricultural college staff IRE: w. A.
Cleveland Of the department Of asri-
cultural economies has been advanced
from instructor to assistant professor.
ana Philip Keene. who has been
serving as part-time instructor In the
architectural department in the
school OF mechanic arts, has been
raised to regular instructor.
Poultry Expert Ree:gns
Miss Helen Ballard, graduate Of the
college in 1929. will assist Miss Dor
othy Cole in physical education for
women. w. @. Tully has been secured
as extension specialist in the poultry
department to fill the vacancy ere.
ated by tho resignation Of q. j. Weis.
ner. He Is . Purdue university man.
having received his M. 8. decree 1t
that institution recently.
Hjalmar 6torlie has been secured A
instructor In English TO succeed r. L.
LooS. 6torlie Is at present completing
his work for an N. 8. degree at the
University Of Chicago. The past year
he taught at the School Of Mines,
Rapid City, 8. D. He Is . graduate Of
the University Of Minnesota, and has
had two years Of instructorship In
English at the University Of Missouri.
Miss Kathleen A. Austin, Casselton.
N. D., a graduate In the school Of
home economies at Minnesota. has
been appointed Is assistant county
agent IN Williams county. She began
her work July I.
Utilising Student Talent
Russell Weieer and Ole Sand, seniors
at the college, have been appointed
state field agents in connection with
barberry control work. Miss Chris
tine Finlayson, state supervisor OF
home economies education, has been
transferred from the basis OF nine
months to that Of twelve months.
In the department Of public sneak.
Ing Miss Althea Reed will become spe.
cial instructor. She received her mas.
ter degree in June ct the college. Prof.
p. ]. Ivercon, who has been on . leave
of absence completing his work for q
doctors degree, will return and o
tinue his work 1T the college as SUI
pervisor Of secondary education. DR..
Jesse Tanner. professor Of secondary
education for the past yeSr, will leave.
Miss Mathilda Thompson, who has
been on leave Of absence for the past
year and working on IN advanced de-
gree at Columbia university, will re.
turn with the department Of mathe-
MATES. Misses Lydie GOBLIN and
Hedvig Sand, instructors In the de-
partment Of modern languages, have
been granted leaves Of absence for
the coming year to continue their
studies and travel. Misses Emma
DuBetz and Elizabeth Airhscrt, for.
mer instructors In the modern Ian
guage department. who have been on
leave Of abcence during the past year.
will return to the college.
Lesyes Of Absence
Leave Of absence has been granted
by the board Of administration to
George H. L.ncst-cEl, instructor In
the department Of English, and Miss
Jessie D. Phillips has been selected
to take his place for the year. DR.. w.
G. Solheim, department Of botany,
has resigned to eccspt q position at
the University Of Wyoming at Lar
annie. The new position carries q
larger salary and al opportunity for
advancement to head the department
Of botany at that institution.
Miss Nayme Dwornk, department.
Of bacteriology, on leave Of absence
and with the Mayo clinic ct Rochester
for the past year. has resigned. DR..
n. r. Thornton Of the same depart
ment has resigned to accept . po-
sition with the University Of Edmon-
ton. Alta.
Others on the college staff who
have resigned are Nathan Reed,
Thomash Caniff and Kenneth Bird,
all Of the school Of chemistry.