FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Faculty Changes for Coming Year Announced Today
Publication of Promotions Leaves of Absence, Appointments Is Made
Faculty changes, appointments and leaves of absence for the academic year have been announced from the office of the Chancellor.
The outstanding change for the year is the appointment of Philip Mecham, acting dean of the School of Law, to take the place of Dean H. W. Arnt, who resigned to accept a position at Ohio State University. Professor Mechan has been at the University for three years. He is a graduate of Chipman College and has attended the University of Colorado and Leland Stanford.
New Architecture Head
New Architecture Head
Professor Kellogg of the department of architecture at Prof. Goldwin Goldsmith as head of the department of architecture. Professor Goldsmith goes to the University of Texas.
Other promotions to schools and departments are:
G, C Shand to be dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture; F E. Johnson, head of the department of electrical engineering; Jous P. Pensen, associate director of the bureau of Business Research; Paul B. Lawson, acting head of the department of entomology.
Returns From Leaves of Absence
Returns from leaves of absence
defends Agnes Husband, dean of women
and the College of Science,
len Crafton, professor of speech and
dramatic art; W. D. Davis, profession
of history; Elizabeth Springue,
professor of home economics, and R. G.
Manning, professor of romance languages.
Leaves of Absence
Promotion from associate profes-
sor to professor are: Joseph Burn
Hum, English; J. M. Oma, Spanish
and A. M. Sturtevant, German.
Leaves of absence noted are as follows: H, II, H. Ringergott, professor of entomology, now in Europe for research; H, F, Holtzckt, professor of economics, for one semester, for work at the University of Illinois; W, J. Baumgartner, associate professor of zoology, who will spend a year in the Hertwig laboratories at Munich; Philip A. Lead, assistant professor of entomology, for a years study at University of Wisconsin; Thomas L. Fellowship of the National Research Council; Mary E. Larson, assistant professor of zoology, for study at Upsala university, Upsala, Sweden; Sara G. Laird, assistant professor of English, for travel and study in England; Agnes Bracks, assistant professor of Spanish, Mary Cameron, assistant professor of French, head of the department of history, to join the faculty of Cornell University as a visiting professor.
Promotions
Promotions from assistant to associate professor; L. E. Anderson, organ; Robert Calderwood, speech and dramatic art; E. B. Dade, economics; William A. Dill, Journalism; W. E. Sardeles, political science; Robert C. McGraw, mathematics; J. J. Wheeler, mathematics; C. J. Winter, Spanish; Miss Irene Peabody, voice; George M. Beal, architecture.
New Anointments
Promotion from instructor to assistant professor: Ruth Hoover physical education.
Abel-Henderson, Rita; Annie, amie
foster history); Baker, Ralph D.,
instructor mechanical and industrial
engineering; Belia, Julius K.; instructor
computer science; Richard F., fac-
tor librarian; Carey, H. F., profes-
tor law; Crumrine, Mattie E.; French
Coffin, Ted, assistant instructor bac-
celer; Dr. Laird R.L., director student hospital.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CAMPUS PLAN
Chandler, H. E., education; Conge Allie Miele, assistant professor piano Dugglea, Melvin, assistant instructor drawing and painting; Dietrich, Kathleen, associate professor home economics; Daew, Howard, instruct one-on-one.
ELEM
1. BASER HALL
2. SKOW HALL
3. BLANK HALL
4. POWER PLANT
5. WAREHOUSE
6. WARSTON LIBRARY
7. SOMEONE THERE MUSEUMS
8. SOMEONE THERE MUSEUMS
9. DIVINE MUSICUUM
10. MUSIC MUSEUM
11. FOOTWALP LOPPS
12. CAFETERIA
13. CHRISTIAN'S
14. ADJUSTORium
15. PAWN HALL
16. ASTRONOMY LAB
17. ASTROLOGY LAB
18. STARDAM SUNTION LAB
19. GREEDH NIGHT SHOPCRAFT
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tomology; Elbe; Edwin R. assistant
professional physical education; Grissie,
Ernest, assistant instructor
journalism; Hamilton, J. Stuart,
journalism.
Jones, Penfield, assistant, bacteriology; Jones, Elli, oilbacterian; John A., assistant professor mechanical and industrial engineering; King's speech and dramatic art; Kreibel, Laura M., instructor English; Henry, dishwasher, bacteriology; Kabler, Paul, assistant instructor baccalaureate; Kau, sanitaire engineering; Kersh, A. Frank, junior building, Union building.
Heilman, Raymond J., professor
law; Hargiss, H. W., coach; Harley,
Wen, E.; assistant professor journal-
al work; Merrill, D.; matrinal engineering; Hoffman, James; assistant instructor bacteriology;
Hoehuth, F., instructor German;
Hower, Rahul M., secretary advanced
education; J. M., assistant theorist
地质 geology
Helen Bowen, 'A. B.,'26, will teach at LeRoy, Kan., again this year.
Lands, A. N., storeowner assistant,
physiology and pharmacy; McArthur,
C. E., assistant instructor biochemistry;
Mecham, Phillip, acting dean lay;
McGrew, Conrad, assistant instructor
public school music; Milton, Robw,
W. stenographer; bacteriology; Martin,
R. McCormack; business manager;
Merrill, Wayne A., clock business of
foce; Moore, Wm, M., assistant Great
high.
Matson, G. A., assistant instructor bacteriology; Orrett, Ruth, assistant professor piano; Old, Edm, assistant instructor botany; Payne, R. S., associate professor law; Patterson, Elise Reuthrex, Byron, assistant instructor physics and astronomy; Reynolds, George, technician botany; Riding, Walter, first fireman for building and ground; Nurks, Dr. Carol, medical counselor, women's student hospital, Verner L. instructs articuroture.
A new heating boiler is being installed at Myers hall. This equipment will make it possible to heat the water in a building according to Dunn S, B. Braden.
Snyder, Clyde F., assistant instructor, political science; Steven, Ralph R., assistant instructor physics and astronomy; Stratham, J. D., assistant instructor chemistry; Schmidt, Albert J., assistant instructor chemistry; Sandage, Chase H., instructor economics; Taggart, Jooph H., assistant professor economics Thomson, G. Ray, assistant instructor economics Taylor, Taylor, economics
Bowersock Theater Bldg.
Titt, E. W., assistant instructor mathematics; Ummel, Mudeu, secretary education offices; Warner, R. W., electrical engineering; Webster, Guy W., assistant Oread high; Wilkley, Alice, assistant instructor mathematics; Willett, S. R., assistant geology; Woodruff, Lawrence, assistant instructor entohology.
MISS AGNES HUSBAND Dean of Women.
MR. JOHN R. DYER Dean of Men and Assistant to the Chancellor
Dr. Siler Studying at Vienna.
H.S. School of Veterinary.
Dr. Charles Silier, M.D. 8D, is now attending the graduate school at the University of Vienna. Dr. Silier has also graduated degrees. Doctor Silier has been in China since 1912, but will probably return to the United States upon the completion of his work in Vienna.
Welcome to K. U.
You'll Find—
Good Fellowship
Inspiring Worship
Challenging Discussions
At the
First Baptist Church (cor, 8th and Ky. Sts.)
Sunday Services-
University Classes; 9:45 a. m.
Worship, 11 a. m, & 7:45 p. m.
Young People's Society,
6:45 p. m.
Baptist Student Center
1124 Mississippi St.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Thomas (Student pastor and counsellor)
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