Word: professorship
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...office in Marshall, Michigan, where he was in due course admitted to the bar. He continued the practice of law until 1865 when he accepted a position as tutor in Latin at Harvard. In 1873 he was made assistant professor, and was promoted to the full professorship ten years later. This position he held until failing health compelled his resignation in April of this year...
...least two new men will appear in the Department of Economics, to fill the vacancies caused by the absence of Professor Taussig on sabbatical leave, and the resignation of Professor W. J. Ashley, who has accepted the administrative professorship of the University of Birmingham. Professor Bullock of Williams and Professor A. Z. Ripley of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be at Harvard during the present year...
Assistant Professor T. W. Richards, of the Department of Chemistry, was offered this summer a full professorship at the University of Gottingen, with a new laboratory built for his use. The position was perhaps the best ever offered from abroad to an American chemist, involving purely research work, with no class-room duties. Professor Richards, however, declined to leave Harvard...
Professor John-Winthrop Platner of the Divinity School has accepted the Professorship in Ecclesiastical History on the Taylor Foundation at the Andover Theological Seminary, and will terminate his connection with the University at the end of the present academic year. Professor Platner has held an assistant professorship in Ecclesiastical History in the Divinity School for five years...
...assistant professor of electrical engineering; Lewis Jerome Johnson, A. B., C. E., as assistant professor of civil engineering, all being for five years from September 1, 1901; appointing John Albrecht Walz, Ph. D., as instructor in German from September 1, 1901; establishing the Henry Lee Professorship of Economics, and changing the title of Dr. J. D. M. Ford from instructor in French to instructor in Romance languages...