The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
RODERICK IS GIVEN
VETERINARY POST
ON COLLEGE STAFF
Vacancy Created by Resigna-
ton Of Dr.. FaIk ls Filled
by Promoting Aid

Fargo, N. D., June 20.-The ap-
pointment Of Dr.. Lee M. Rodertck as
professor Of veterinary medicine and
acting head Of the department Of
veterinary science at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college has been
approved by the State Board Of Ad-
m~inistration. Bismarck, according to
Dr.. J. H Shepperd. president OF the
college. Oh. Roderick. who has been
With the college department Of vet
Urinary science for several years, will
take over his duties July l. Half Of
his services will be devoted to the COL
lege while the other half Of his time
Will be given over to research in the
Experiment station. He assumes the
work OF the department from which
d.. A. r. Schalk recently resigned
to accept the chair Of preventive vet
Urinary medicine at Ohio State uni
versity, Columbus.
Others to receive appointment and
leave OF absence have been approved
by the board. Gustav Geiszler. q
graduate Of the college in 1928 and
at present plant breeder at the Uni
verstty Of Saskatchewan, Canada, has
been employed as assistant in plant
breeding work in the Experiment sta
ton to replace Haldor Stefanson, who
has resigned. MI. Geiszler secured
his master Of science degree while at
the University OF Saskatchewan.
Miss Letitia Jones. extension spe-
cialist In foods and nutrition, has
been granted q leave Of absence be-
ginning Sept. Is for the purpose of
taking additional training elsewhere.
The board has approved. the APP
pointment Of Miss Frances Ross.
Page. Is assistant county extension
agent In Williams county. Miss
Kathleen Austin, the present incum-
bent, resigned effective June /. Miss
Ross is q graduate Of the University
OF Minnesota In 1924. The past four
years she has been teaching at Page.
Francis w. Working has been ap-
pointed as instructor in the depart
ment Of modern languages. He takes
the place left vacant by Miss Mary I.
Fulton. MI. Working is Va graduate
OF Ohio State university in 1928 and
received q master Of arts degree there
In 1929. He has been teaching Ger
MAJ and French in high school for
the past two years, and Is now spend
ing the summer touring Europe.
Miss Frances Lamb, instructor In
English, has been granted a leave of
absence. beginning Jan. /, 1881. and
ending June is. 1891, and Miss Evelyn
+. Dickinson has been appointed to
I'LL this temporary vacancy. Miss
Dickinson receives her master Of arts
from the University Of Minnesota at
the end Of the summer session.
The board approved the appoint
ment Of r. W. Warner as instructor
In the department Of mathematics;
beginning Sept. /. He assumes the
duties Of Edward ]. Braun who has
resigned. Nj. Warner is q graduate
OF Colorado college with q masters
degree from the University Of Me-
hraska. He has been affiliated with
the mathematics department at the
University Of Wyoming. Archie
Aieon has been appointed to fill the
vacancy left in the mathematics de.
partmeut by the resignation Of Mrs..
=. J. Braun. He has . bachelor Of
science degree from South Dakota
and . masters from Iowa State col.
lege. this year.
TO I'LL the place In the English de.
partnent left vacant by the contin-:
ued leave Of absence Of George Lin
strom. Wilbur O.. 0affney has been
secured. He has . masters degree
from the University Of Nebraska and
has just completed two years toward
q Pm. D. degree In New York univer-
sity.