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Show 35h APPENDIX I APPOINTMENTS Arts and Sciences John D. Spikes, Assistant Professor of Biology, $3750 per year, effective July 1, 1948. a. 3.8., California Institute of Technology Ph.D., California Institute of Technology, June. l9h8 b. Teaching experience in California high schools, United States Army, California Institute of Technology. Publications: one published, three in the press. 0. Recommended by ProfessonsJames Bonner and Albert Tyler of California Institute of Technology. Business Elmer R. Young, Assistant Professor of Accounting, $4000 per year, effectiVe July 1, 1948. a. 3.8., University of Utah M.S., University of Utah Three years of graduate work at Columbia University; requi rements for Ph.D. degree fulfilled except for defense of thesis. b. Teaching at Brooklyn College since 1938 c. Recommended by R. B. Kester, Professor of Accounting, Columbia University. Victor 3. Smith, Assistant Professor of Banking and Finance, $1200 for summer quarter 19h8 only, no tenure. a. A.B., Michigan State College M.A., Michigan State College Ph.D., Northwestern University b. Assistant professorships at Yale, Nellesley, and Brown. Donald Joseph Tate, Instructor in Management, July 1, 1948. $3500 per year, effective a. 3.3., Kansas State Teachers College - M.A., New York University All work except thesis completed for Ed.D. in Business Education b. Excellent scholastic record Comes well recommended by Professors Herbert Tonne and Peter Agnew of New York University. c. Teaching experience at College of Paterson, New Jersey; Pace Institute, New York; New York University. |
