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Dean Schott -
(Continued, from vage one)
verted the facilities of the Physi
cal Education department to pro
vide physical training and rec
reation for nearly 15,000 trainees
stationed here. He served, on sev
eral committees that studied the
physical training program of the
United States Navy.
Schott received his bachelor’s
degrees from Nebraska State
Normal School " and Springfield
College, and his master’s degree
from the ; Teachers' College > of
Columbia University. His doc
tor’s degree was conferred by the
Columbia Graduate School in
1929. ‘
In 1944 he received the profes
sional honor award of the Penn
sylvania State Association of
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation, the organization’s
highest award.
Dean Schott is a member of
Phi Delta Kappa, industrial edu
cation fraternity, Kappa Delta Pi,
and Phi Delta Theta, social fra
ternity .
Promotions -
(Continued from page fourteen)
1951 was promoted from assistant
county home economics extension
representative to county home ec
onomics extension representative
while similar promotions were
made for Anna M. Dock and Janet
M. Symes, both effective Jan. 1,
1952.
Dr. Douglass S. Mead, professor
of English literature, has been
granted a leave of absence from
July 1, 1952 to Jan. 31, 1953 and
Dr. Winona L. Morgan, professor
and head of the department of
child development and family re
lationships, has been granted a
leave from Sept. 1,1952 to Jan. 31,
1953.
William A. Williams, associate
professor of industiiar education,
has been granted a military leave
effective Feb. 1 while Philip K.
Roos, associate professor of en
gineering mechanics, has a leave
of absence from Feb. 1 to June 30.
A leave for the period Feb. 1 to
June 30, has also been granted to
Dr. Richard C. Raymond, associate
professor of physics.'
Dr. Merit Scott, professor of
College Profs
(Continued from page thirteen)
College of. Agriculture;' and 'Me
chanic Arts, Ames,. lowa, Sept! 1.
Wherry Writes Article' ;V
Representing the Association of
Accredited Schools and the; De
partment of Journalism; Franklin
C. Banner, professor and head of
the department of journalism; re
cently attended the American
Council on Education meetings dn
Washington, D.C.
. Ralph H. : Wherry, associate pro-'
fessor of insurance, is author of
“Federal .Old Age Insurance and
the Agent,”, which appears in the
January 1952 issue of the Ameri
can Agency Bulletin, monthly
publication of the National As
sociation of Insurance' Agents.
Dr. W. C. Femelius, professor
and head of the Department. of
Chemistry, recently addressed the
Raritan Valley subsection 'of the
North Jersey section, American
Society, on “Stabilities of Co
ordination Compounds.”
Dr. Merrell R..Fenske, director
of the petroleum refining labora
tory, has been reappointed to the
subcommittee on lubrication and
wear, a technical subcommittee
of the National Advisory. Commit
tee for Aeronautics, for 1952.
Dr. Elton Atwater, associate
professor of political science, was
selected upon the .recommenda
tion of the U.S. Department of
State, to serve as one of the dis
cussion leaders at the national
conference'of the United
States National Commission for
UNESCO in New York City last
week.
Dr. Robert L. Weber, associate
professor of physics, attended
meetings of the American Phy
sical Society and the American
Association of Physics Teachers in
New York City last week.
physics, who has been on leave
of absence for the past year, has
resigned, effective January 31, to
engage in consulting work with
the Kellex Research Corporation
near Washington, D.C. He has
been on the faculty since 1931.
Dr. John C. Garey, professor of
bacteriology, has also resigned ef
fective January 31, . and has ac
cepted a position as director,
Special Products Division, Red
Star Yeast and Products Co., Mil
waukee, Wis.
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