FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1960
Faculty
Stannard to Study
At Medical School
Dr. Jerry W. Stannard, instruc
tor in philosophy, has been grant
ed a leave of absence from Sept.
15 to June 30, 1961.
Dr. Stannard has received an
appointment to The Johns Hop
kins Medical School for research
in medical history.
He plans to
,study the history
of early science, particularly
Greek and Renaissance medical
history. .
Lindstrom to Research
In Photosynthesis Field
Dr. Eugene S. Lindstrom, asso
ciate professor of bacteriology,
has been granted a six-month
leave of absence from Feb. 1 to
July 31, 1961.
He plans to do research and
study in the field of photosyn
thesis at the University of Minne
sota, working with Dr. Albert
Frankel and Dr. A. H. Brown.
Siegenthaler to Write
On Speech and Hearing
Dr. Bruce M. Siegenihaler, as
sociate professor of clinical
speech, has been granted a leave
of absence from Feb. 1 to June
30, 1961.
During this time he plans to do
some professional writin g on
speech and hearing and to ob
serve clinical audiology programs
to compile material to incorporate
into seminar course work.
Mourtint Plans Research
Dr. John A. Mourant, professor
of philosophy, has been granted
a leave of absence from Feb. 1
to June 30, 1961.
He plans to do research on med
ieval philosophy and some writ
ing on a text in logic.
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Johnstone to Talk
At Dublin Seminars
Dr. Henry W. Joluistone, Jr.,
associate professor of philosophy,
has been granted a leave of ab
sence from July 1 to June 30,
1961, to accept a Fulbright Award
in Ireland.
Dr. Johnstone will lecture and
conduct seminars in philosOphy
at Trinity College in Dublin.
Dr. Johnstone, who holds a
bachelors degree from Haverford
College and a doctorate from
Harvard University, has been a
member of the University faculty
since 1952.
Frink to Accompany
Husband to Ireland
Dr. Aline H. Frink, associate
professor of mathematics, has
been granted a leave of absence
from Sept. 1 to June 30, 1961.
Dr. Frink will accompany her
husband, Dr. Orrin Frink, head
of the department of mathe
matics, who has a grant for teach
ing and study in Ireland.
While there Mrs. Frink plans
to continue translating a Russian
book in mathematics and do some
research in calculus of variations.
Mont Alto Instructor
Awarded Scholarship
John Muench, Jr., instructor in
forestry at the Mont Alto campus,
has ben awarded a scholarship to
Duke University to work on his
doctoral degree in forest eco
nomics.
Muench has been granted a
leave of absence from Sept. 1 to
June 30, 1961.
Griiss Plans Research
On Coal Mining Industry
Dr. Phyllis R. Griess, associate
professor of geography, has been
granted a leave of absence from
Aug. 1, 1961, to Jan. 31, 1962.
She plans to continue her re
search on the Commonwealth's
anthracite coal mining industry,
collecting data on the physical,
cultural and economic facets of
the industry for construction of
maps and geographic analysis.
She also plans to add to her
list of publications• on the min
eral geography of Pennsylvania.
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New Professor
Named Head
Of El Ed Dept.
Dr. A. Madison Brewer,
chairman of the department
of elementary education at
the University of Nebraska,
has been named professor and
head of the department of
elementary education at the
University.
He succeeds Dr. Charles M.
Long who resigned as head of the
department to accept a post as
specialist in elementary educa
tion in the Education Division of
the International Cooperation Ad
ministration in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Brewer, a native of Itosalia,
Wash., is a graduate of Eastern
Washington College and received
his master of arts and doctor of
l education degrees, both in .ele-
Imentary education, at Colorado
State College.
From 1946 until 1951, he was
principal of the elementary school
in Eastern Washington College,
Cheyney, Wash., and for the past
nine years has been on the faculty
of the University of Nebraska.
He has done research in the
area of language in the elemen
tary school.
BREWER
HUB Cardroom
Displays Art
From Ecuador
An exhibition of Ecuadorian
school art, arranged by partici
pates in the Latin America Edu
cation project at the University
in commemoration of Ecuadorian
Independence Day, Aug. 10, is on
display in the cardroom of the
Hetzel Union Building and will
continue until Sept. 1.
Sponsors of the exhibition are
professor Dora Canelos, director
and teacher at the Manuela Gar
aicoa de Calderon Secondary
School, Cuenca, Ecuador; Galo
Chaves, inspector and teacher
trainer in Imbabura Province.
Also Blanca Andrade, demon
stration teacher at the Experi
mental Demonstration Center in
Quito; and Eduardo Urdonez.
provincial inspector of education
in the Province of Guayas, Guay
aquil. All are Ecuadorian pat•ti
cipants in the Latin America Pro
ject on campus. .
The brightly colored teMperas
represent religious themes and
the everyday life of. the Ecuador
ian rural population as seen by
girls attending . the Colegio Na
tional Secondary School.
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union as a state in 1812. In this
same year the first steamboat,
coming down the Ohio and Missis
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Grants Aid Mueller
In Field lon Study
The Office of Naval Research
of the Department of the Navy
has awarded a grant of $25,000 to
Dr. Erwin W. Mueller, research
professor of physics, for research
and improvement of design of the
field ion microscope.
This is a continuation of sup
port by this office of Dr. Muel
ler's research with the microscope
which he invented.
The research is a more detailed
investigation of the working prin
ciples of the microscope, which
is used to study the atomic struc
tures of materials.
Recent successful experiments
at the University, he said, have
increased the image intensity of
the microscope by a factor of 50,
and eventually he hopes to be
able to observe and follow mo
tion of dislocations in metal crys
tals on the atomic scale.
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