Repository: UIHistories Project: Course Catalog - 1869-1870 [PAGE 4]

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OFFICERS. AND INSTRUCTORS.

JOHN M. GREGORY, L L. D., Regent, and Professor of Philosophy and History. WILLIAM M. BAKER, M. A., Professor of English Language and Literature. 1VILLARD •¥. BLISS, M. A., Professor of Agriculture. A. P: S. STUART, M. A., Professor of Theoretical and Applied Chemistry. STILLMAN W. ROBINSON", 0. E., [Mining Engineering. Professor of Mechanical Science and Engineering, and Instructor in

THOMAS J. BURRILL,

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Professor of Botany and Horticulture. Col. S. W. SHATTUCK, M. A., Professor of Civil Engineering and Instructor in Mathematics. <JAPT. EDWARD SNYDER, Professor of Book-keeping and Military Tactics, and Instructor in German. JAMES BELLANGEE, M. S., Teacher of Architectural and Mechanical Drawing. HENRY M. DOUGLASS, Assistant Teacher of Languages. ROBERT D. WARDER, B.A., Assistant in Chemical Laboratory. ALEXANDER.THOMPSON, C. E., Practical Mechanician, and Foreman of Machine Shop.

NON-RESIDENT PROFESSORS.

JOHN A. WA'RDER, M. D., Cincinnati, Lecturer on Vegetable Physiology and Fruit Growing. PROF. SANBORN TENNEY, Lecturer on Zoology.

HENRY M. DOUGLASS, Librarian.

J. S. SEAHFOSS,

H. K. VIOKROY,

Carpenter.

THOMAS FRANKS,

Orchardist.

CEOKHK S. UPSTONE,

Gardener & Florist.

Foreman on Farm,