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Directory of American scholars, a biographical directory, 1942
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1Aquilinus Joseph, Brother, Manhattan College, New York, N. Y. French. New York, N. Y. 03. A.B, Manhattan Col, 27; A.M, Fordham, 34, Ph.D, 38. Prof, St. Joseph's Nor. Inst, 23–27; teacher, C. B. A. Acad, 27–31; asst. prof. French, Manhattan Col, 31–
3Arbaugh, Prof. George B(artholomew), Carthage College, Carthage, Ill. History of religions. Frankfort, Ind, Dec. 28, 05. A.B, Carthage Col, 26; A.M, Iowa, 27, Ph.D, 31; Leipzig, 28–29; B.D, Wittenberg Col, 30. Pastor, Redeemer Lutheran Church, Hartford, Wis, 31–34; St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Dubuque, Iowa, 34–36; prof. philos. and psychol, Carthage Col, 36– Soc. Church Hist; Philos. Asn. Church history; psychology of religion; religious attitudes; Lutheran church history; Mormonism.
5Arbesmann, Rev. R(udolph), [address hidden], New York, N. Y. Classical philology. Fuerth, Germany, July 25, 95. Wurzburg, 23–26, Ph.D, 29; Munich, 26–27. Asst. prof. classics, Humanistisches Gym, Muennerstadt, Germany, 30–34; prof. hist. and archeol, Catholic Univ. (Chile), 35–36; asst. prof. classics, Fordham, 37– Mediaeval Acad; Philol. Asn; Classical Asn. Atlantic States. Greek and Roman religious customs.
7Arbuthnot, Prof. C(harles) C(riswell), [address hidden], Cleveland, Ohio. Economics, Business. Pittsburgh, Pa, May 30, 76. B.S, Geneva Col, 99, LL.D, 16; Ph.D, Chicago, 03. Asst. hist, Geneva Col, 99–00; instr. polit. econ, Nebraska, 03–04, adjunct prof, 04; instr. econ, Adelbert Col. and Flora Stone Mather Col, Western Reserve, 04–06, assoc. prof, 06–08, prof, 08–37, business and econ, 37– Econ. Asn. Business practices; money.
9Arbuthnot, Prof. Mabel F, State Teachers College, River Falls, Wis. Classics. A.B, Milton Col, 22; A.M, Wisconsin, 24, Ph.D, 37. Teacher Latin, Milton Col, 24–25; Butler, 25–28, 29–30, 31–32; Latin and Greek, exten. div, Wisconsin, 30–31; Agnes Harwood asst. prof. Latin lang. and lit. and Constans L. Goodell asst. prof. Greek lang. and lit, Drury Col, 37–40; assoc. prof. Latin and French, Wis. State Teachers Col, 40– Classical League; Classical Asn. Middle West and South; Classical Asn. Atlantic States. Latin; Greek; French.
11Archer, Prof. John Clark, [address hidden], New Haven, Conn. Comparative religion. Wilna, Md, 23, 81. A.B, Hiram Col, 05; A.M. and B.D, Yale, 14, Ph.D, 22; Harvard, 14–15. Pastor, Newton Falls, Ohio, 05–07; instr. hist, Jabalpur Christian Col. (India), 07–11; pastor, Avon, Conn, 12–14; asst. minister, South Church, Brockton, Mass, 14–15; lecturer missions, Yale, 15–16, asst. prof, 16–24, assoc. prof, 24–27, prof. missions and comp. religion, 27–32, Hoover prof. comp. religion, 32–, sec'y, divinity sch, 20–, librarian, Day Missions Library, 25–32, curator collection comp. religion, 32–35. Ed. missionary, Jabalpur, India, 07–11; manager, Christian Mission Press, 09–11; lecturer, Hartford Sem. Foundation, 19–22, 33, 35–36; Garrett Biblical Inst, 26; Khalsa Col. (India), 37. Summers, lecturer, Chautauqua Institution, N. Y, 20–22. Ed. sec'y Y.M.C.A, British-Indian Army, Iraq, 17–18. Oriental Soc. (treas; chairman pub. cmt, 23–36). History of religions; Mohammed; missionary education; Islam; Hinduism; Sikhism.
13Archerd, Prof. H(ays) P(ennington), [address hidden], St. Paul, Minn. Classical language and literature. Gilman, Iowa, March 7, 83. A.B, Hamline, 08; A.M, Minnesota, 25. Supt, Methodist Mission, Peru, 10–24; asst. prof. classical langs, Hamline, 25–31, assoc. prof, 32–33, prof. and head dept, 34–
15Archibald, Prof. Raymond Clare, Brown University, Providence, R. I. Mathematics. South Branch, N. S, Can, Oct. 7, 75. B.A, Mt. Allison, 94, teacher's dipl. violin, conserv. music, 94, artist's dipl, 95, LL.D, 23; A.B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 97, 97–98; Berlin, 98–99; Ph.D, Strassburg, 00; Paris, 09–10; Rome, 22; hon. Dr. univ, Padua, 22. Teacher math, Mt. Allison Ladies' Col, 94–95, prof. math, librarian and head violin dept, 00–07; prof. math. and head dept, Acadia, 07–08; instr, Brown, 08–11, asst. prof, 11–17, assoc. prof, 17–23, prof, 23– Lecturer, California, 24; Harvard, 31; Columbia, 39–40. Founder, Mary Mellish Archibald Library, Mt. Allison, 05. Ed. in chief, 'Am. Math. Monthly,' 19–21, co-editor, 17–18; assoc. ed, 'Rev. Semestrielle des Pubs. Math,' 21–34; 'Isis,' 24–; mem. ed. board, 'Scripta Mathematica,' 32–; 'Eudemus,' 39– Mem, Int. Cmt. Bibliog, 24–28; div. physical sciences, Nat. Res. Council, 28–31, exec. cmt, 40– Hist. Sci. Soc. (councilor, 24–; mem. cmn. publications, 24–); Math. Soc. (ed. board, 'Bul,' 14–20; councilor, 18; librarian, 20–41); Math. Asn. (councilor, 16, 23–30, v. pres, 21, pres, 22); Am. Acad. Arts and Sciences; A.A.A.S. (sec'y, A, 24–27; chairman and v. pres, 29; v. pres, L, 37); Int. Math. Union; hon. for. fel. Masaryk Acad, Czecho-Slovakia; hon. mem. Soc. de Stinte din Cluj Rumania; hon. mem. Polish Math. Soc. Mathematical bibliography and history; British and American ballads and folk-songs; bibliography of Babylonian and Egyptian mathematics.
17Arends, Prof. C(harles) C(lifford), Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Ill. Speech. Eureka, Ill, Jan. 17, 02. B.S, Bradley Polytech, 25; A.M, Northwestern, 31, 37–38. Asst. prof. speech, Elmhurst Col, 29–38, prof, 38–, director Elmhurst Col. Theatre. Mod. Lang. Asn; Asn. Teachers Speech.
19Arensberg, Prof. Conrad M(aynadier), Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, N. Y. Social anthropology. Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 10, 10. A.B, Harvard, 31, Sheldon traveling fellow, 31–32, Ph.D, 34. Res. asst, Harvard, 31–34, jr. fellow, 34–38; asst. prof. econ. and social sci. and mem. indust. relations sect, Mass. Inst. Tech, 38–41; assoc. prof. sociol. and anthropol. and chairman dept, Brooklyn Col, Col. City N. Y, 41– Lowell lecturer, Boston, Mass, 36. Anthrop. Soc; Sociol. Soc; Population Soc; Am. Acad. Polit. and Social Sci. Industrial organization and behavior; community structure; operational methods in social science; ethnic groups in American life; family and community in Ireland.
21Arjona, Prof. Doris K(ing), [address hidden], Daytona Beach, Fla. Spanish literature. Marquette, Mich. A.B, Michigan, 11; London, 20–21; A.M, Chicago, 23, Ph.D, 27; Madrid, 25–26. Instr, Chicago, 26–27; asst. prof, Minnesota, 36–37; visiting lecturer, Smith Col, 38; prof. Spanish, J. B. Stetson, 39– Bibliography of text-books of Spanish published in the United States; contemporary Spanish ideology.
23Arjona, Prof. J(aime) H(omero), University of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. Romance languages. Ponce, P. R, Jan. 7, 07. A.B, Minnesota, 28; A.M, Brown, 29, Ph.D, 32. Instr. Romance langs, Brown, 29–30; asst. prof. for. langs, Connecticut, 34–41, assoc. prof, 41– Summer, visiting prof, Tulane, 38. Mod. Lang. Asn. Bibliography of Spanish text-books; history of Spanish literature.
25Arlt, Prof. G(ustave) O, [address hidden], West Los Angeles, Calif. Germanic languages and literature.
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