Feeding; John Pemberton, C. E., U. S. N., Asst. Mech. Engin.; H. T. Fernald, M. S., Ph. D., Asst. Zoöl.; C. H. Kinne, B. A., Ph. D., Fr., Ger., and Spanish; E. E. Sparks, B. A., Prin. Prep. Dept.; G. C. Butz, M. S., Asst. Bot. and Hort.; W. H. Caldwell, B. S., Instr. Ag.; F. E. Tuttle, B. A., Instr. Ch. and Min.; Jennie J. Willard, Instr. Music; G. M. Downing, B. S., Asst. Phys. Lab.; J. H. Root, B. S., Instr. Math.; T. R. Beyer, B. S., C. E., Instr. Civ. Engin.; C. G. Roop, M. A., Instr. Prep. Dept. Engl. and Lat.; M. J. Thompson, B. A., Instr. Prep. Dept. Math.; Anna E. Redifer, Instr. Ind. Art and Design.

RHODE ISLAND.

Brown University, Providence.”

COURSES OF STUDY.

The courses of study are four, each requiring four years for completion: The course for the degree of B. A., the course for the degree of Ph. B., the course for the degree of B. S., and the course for the degree of C. E. Studies in agriculture, forming a portion of the work of the fourth year, are required of students appointed to scholarships afforded by the income of the national grant.

FACULTY.

E. B. Andrews, D. D., LL. D., Pres., Mor. and Intel. Ph.; Albert Harkness, PH. D., LL. D., Greek; B. F. Clark, M. A., Math. and Civ. Engin.; J. H. Appleton, M. A., Ch.; E. W. Blake, M. A., Phys.; J. W. P. Jenks, M. A., Ag. Zoöl., Curator of Mus.; Alonzo Williams, M. A., Mod. Lan.; W. C. Poland, M. A., Assoc. Greek, Curator Mus. Clas. Archa.; A. S. Packard, Ph. D., Zvöl. and Geol.; N. F. Davis, M. A., Pure Math.; W. W. Bailey, B. P., Bot.; Winslow Upton, M. A., Astr. and Dir. Observatory; C. V. Chapin, M. D., Physiol. and Dir. Phys. Culture; J. F. Jameson, Ph. D., Hist.; W. C. Bronson, M. A., Engl. Lit.; A. G. Harkness, M. A., Assoc. Lat.; H. B. Gardner, Ph. D., Pol. Econ.; J. M. Manly, Ph. D., Assoc. Engl. Lan, and Lit.; G. G. Wilson, Ph. D., Assoc. Pol. and Soc. Sci.; W. G. Everett, M. A., Instr. Lat. and Greek; H. P. Manning, Ph. D., Instr. Math.; F. T. Guild, M. A., Sec. Fac.; E. H. Brownell, Instr. Civ. Engin.; H. C. Bumpus, Ph. D., Comp. Anat. and Asst. Cur. Mus.; Courtney Langdon, B. A., Assoc. Mod. Lan.; L. Lewis, M. A., Rhet.; C. E. Bennett, B. A., Clas. Phil. and Sanskrit; W. H. Munro, M. A., Assoc. Hist. and Dir. Univ. Extension; O. E. Randall, M. A., A880c. Mech. Drawing; J. R. Jewett, Ph. D., Assoc. Semitic Lan.; E. B. Delabarre, Pays.; E. E. Calder, Instr. Ch.; L. F. Snow, M. A., Instr. Eloc.; W. D. Mernul, M. E., Instr. Practica! Phys.; J. L. Bennett, B. A., Cur. Herbaria and Mus. Econ. Bot.; A. C. Crowell, M. A., Instr. Fr. and Ger.; A. Scott, M. A., Instr. Ger.; A. T. Swift, M. A., Instr. Ger.; W. M. Saunders, Instr. Ch.; J. F. Greene, B. A., Instr. Graphics; E. G. Dexter, B. P., Instr. Civ. Engin.; S. S. Colvin, B. P., Instr. Engin.; F. E. Parker, B. A., Instr. Phys. Culture; C. E. Wilson, B. S., Instr. Ch.

Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Kingston.

COURSE OF STUDY.

The course of study in agriculture requires three years for completion and leads to the degree of B. Ag. Partial courses and a winter course are also provided.

FACULTY.

J. H. Washburn, Ph. D., Prin., Ch.; C. O. Flagg, B. S., Ag.; F. E. Rice, M. D., M. R. C. V. S., Physiol., Zoöl, and Vet. Sci.; L. F. Kinney, B. S., Hort. and Bot.; H. J. Wheeler, Ph. D., Geol.; Samuel Cushman, Lect. on Bee Keeping; Miss Serena Stockbridge, Instr. in Engl., Fr., and Lat.; T. C. Rodman, Instr. in Wood and Iron Work; F. A. Lane, Instr. in Mech. Drawing and Ass't Instr. in Woodwork; Miss Jennio Hammond, Instr. in Drawing; B. L. Hartwell, Instr. in Music; Mrs. F. G. Pratt, Matron; H. F. Adams, Farm Supt.

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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Clemson Agricultural College, Fort Hill.

The College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts has been removed from Columbla to Fort Hill, but owing to the failure on the part of the legislature to make an appropriation sufficient to complete the buildings, the college has not as yet been opened.

Claflin University, College of Agriculture and Mechanics' Institute, Orangeburg.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The regular courses of study are ten: The college classical course, requiring four years and leading to the degree of B. A.; the college scientific course, requiring three years and leading to the degree of B. S.; the college philosophical course, requiring three years and leading to the degree of Ph. B.; the college preparatory course and the normal course, each requiring three years and leading to a diploma; the English course, requiring six years and leading to a certificate; a kindergarten course, requiring one year and leading to a certificate; an English Bible course, requiring four years and leading to a certificate; a music course, requiring four years and leading to a certificate; and an art course, requiring three years and leading to a certificate. Twenty industrial courses are also provided to be pursued in connection with the courses above.

FACULTY.

L. M. Dunton, M. A., D. D., Pres.; J. S. Heyward, M. A., Nat. Sci.; Mrs. L. M. Dunton, M. A. Precep., Rhet., Lit., and Fr.; W. L. Bulkley, M. A., Greek, Lat., and Ger.; Mortimer Glover, B. A,, Hist. and Pol, Sci. ; C. D. Mead, M. A., Ped. and Instr. in Voc. Music.; P. F. Stevens, D. D., Math. and Instr. in Engl. Bible; Henry Pearson, B. A., Adj. Greek, Lat., and Lit.; Mrs. C. D. Mead, Instr, Music,

SOUTH DAKOTA,

South Dakota Agricultural College, Brookings.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The courses of study are four: A course in agriculture; a course in domestic economy; a course in mechanic arts, and a course in pharmacy. The first three require four years for completion and lead to the degree of B. S.; the last requires two years and leads to no degree.

FACULTY.

Lewis McLouth, M. A., Ph. D., Pres., Astr. and Phys.; S. P. Lapham, Music; Luther Foster, M. S. A., dg.; R. F. Kerr, M. A., Hist. and Pol. Econ.; I. H. Orcutt, M. D., Ph. D., Zoöl., Geol. and Physiol.; J. C. Whitten (Act.), Forestry, and Hort.; Nellie E. Folsom, B. S., Precep., Instr. Lan.; J. H. Shepard, M. A., Ch. and Asst. Phys.; Peter Leary, jr., Capt. 4th Artill., U. S. A., Mil. Sci. and Tac.; W. H. H. Philips, M. A., Ph. D., Math.; G. E. Dawson, B. A., Engl. Lan. and Lit.; W. S. Frost, LL. B., Ciril Gov., Commercial Law, and Bookkeeping; Lilla A. Harkins, B. S., Dom. Econ.; A. H. Wheaton, Instr. Dairy Sci.; H. C. Solberg, Instr. Wood Shop Work and Mech. Drawing; J. M. Aldrich, B. S., Asst. in Zoöl. ; C. G. Hopkins, B. S., Asst. in Ch.; Mary O. Lapham, Asst. in Music.; T. A. Williams, M. S., Act. Bot.; C. R. Waters, M. A., Asst. in Math.; Nellie E. Berkey, Instr. in Free-Hand Drawing and Wood Carving; W. G. Copeland, For. Farm; W. H. Murphy, For. Gardens; A. W. Williams, Herds.; Marcus Johnson, Instr. Forging, Engin. and Steam Fitter.

TENNESSEE.

State Agricultural and Mechanical College of the University of Tennessee,

Knoxville.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The courses of study are six: General course, course in agriculture, course in civil engineering, course in mechanical engineering, course in electrical engineering, and course in mining engineering. The degrees of B. A. and B. S. are conferred.

FACULTY.

C. W. Dabney, jr., Ph. D., LL. D., Pres., Ch.; W. W. Carson, C. E., Cir. Engin.; F. Lamson-Scribner, B. S., Bot. and Hort.; C. E. Wait, C. E., M. E., Ch. ; T. W. Jordan, M. A., Lat.; C. W. Kent, M. A., Ph. D., Engl. and Ger.; T. F. Burgdorff (P. A. Engin., U. S. N.), Mech. Engin.; C. F. Vanderford, Ag.; F. R. Jones, M. E., Mech. Arts.; F. M. Smith, Hist. of Education and Ped.; L. D. Tyson, 1st Lieut., 9th Inf., U. S. A., Mil. Sci. and Tac.; T. C. Karns, M. A., Assoc. Engl. Lit., Hist., and Ph.; C. D. Schmitt, M. A., Assoc. Math.; G. F. Mellen, Ph. D., Assoc. Greek and Fr.; Chas. A. Perkins, Ph. D., Phys. and Elec. Engin.; P. L. Cobb, Instr. Lat.; S. W. McCallie, Instr. Geol. and Zool.; J. R. McColl, B. S., Instr. in Mech.; E. MacDavis, B. A., Instr. in Engl.; P. F. Kefauver, Instr. Ag.; R. L. Watts, B. A., Instr. Bot. and Hort.; J. D. Hoskins, Instr. Math.; C. C. Moore, jr., B. S., Instr. Ch. and Math.; W. N. Price, B. S., Instr. Lan. and Lit.; H. K. Denlinger, B. A., Instr. Phys. Culture.

TEXAS.

State Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, College Station.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The courses of study are two, each extending through four years: The agricultural course, leading by specialization of studies either to the degree of B. S. H. or to the degree of B. S. A., and the mechanical course, leading in a similar way to the degree of B. C. E. or to the degree of B. M. E. Post graduate and special courses are also provided.

FACULTY.

L. S. Ross, Pres.; W. L. Bringhurst, Ph. D., V. Pres., Engl. and Hist.; R. H. Whitlock, M. E., Mech. Engin.; G. W. Curtis, M. S. A., Ag.; H. H. Harrington, M. S., Ch. and Min.; C. Puryear, M. A., C. E., Math.; E. E. Bramlette, M. A., Lan.; B. C. Morse, 1st Lieut. 18th Inf., U. S. A., Mil. Sci. and Comt.; Mark Francis, D. V. M. Vet. Sci. ; F. E. Giesecke, M. E., Assoc. Drawing; J. C. Nagle, B. S., Assoc. Civ. Engin. and Phys.; R. F. Smith, Assoc. Math.; A. L. Banks, Adj. Math.; W. B. Philpott, M. S., Engl.; J. M. Carson, Ag.; P. S. Tilson, Ch. and Min.; Helge Ness, B. S., Hort. and Bot.; A. M. Guenther, Instr. Blacksmith and. For. Mach. Shop; T. C. Bittle, Chaplain and Lib.; A. C. Gillespie, M. D.; Surg.; J. H. Carter, Sec.; E. W. Hutchinson, B. C. E., Bookkeeping; Bernard Shisa, Steward; C. A. Lewis, For. Carpenter Shop; J. H. Alsworth, For. Farm; Jas. B. Watts, Stockman; G. E. Eberspacher, For. Garden and Greenhouse.

UTAH,

Agricultural College of Utah, Logan.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The college work includes five distinctive lines of instruction: Course in agriculture, course in domestic arts, course in mechanic arts, course in civil engineering, business course, four special courses, two years' course in agriculture, two years'

course in domestic arts, course in mining engineering, irrigation engineering, and a preparatory department. In addition to these special courses there have been organized two courses of winter lectures covering ten weeks each: A course of agricul tural lectures and a course of lectures for the domestic arts department. The courses in mechanical and in mining and irrigation engineering will be post graduate courses of one year each.

FACULTY.

J. W. Sanborn, B. S., Pres., Ag.; E. S. Richman, M. S. A., Hort. and Bot.; W. P. Cutter, B. S., Ch.; Abbie L. Marlatt, M. S., Dom. Econ.; J. M. Sholl, B. M. E., Mech. Engin.; H. L. Everett, M. A., Engl. and Mod. Lan.; J. T. Caine, jr., Instr. Prep. Dept.; A. A. Mills, B. S., Ag.; Mrs. Sarah G. Goodwin, Instr. in Music.

VERMONT.

University of Vermont and State Agricultural College, Burlington.

COURSES OF STUDY.

In the department of agriculture the courses of study are four: The argricul tural course, requiring four years and leading to a degree; a short course in agriculture, requiring two years; a winter school of agriculture, occupying eleven weeks of the winter; and a winter course of lectures to farmers, without fee for tuition.

FACULTY.

M. H. Buckham, D. D., Pres., Pol. and Soc. Ph.; V. G. Barbour, Ph. B., C. E., Civ. Engin.; G. H. Perkins, Ph. D., Nat. Hist.; J. K. Chickering, M. A., Engl. Lan. and Lit., and Eloc.; N. F. Merrill, Ph. D., Ch.; A. L. Daniels, D. S., Math, and Phys.; J. W. Votey, C. E., Civ. Engin.; Horatio Loomis, Ch.; W. W. Cooke, M. A., Ag.; L. J. Huff, Mod. Lan.; H. S. Foster, Capt. 20th Inf., U. S. A., Mil. Tac.; F. M. Corse, Instr. Math.; L. R. Jones, Ph. B., Assoc. Nat. Hist.; C. W. Minott, B. S., Instr. Hort.; J. L. Hills, B. S., Instr. Ch.; A. W. Ayer, Instr. Mech. Engin.; F. A. Rich, Instr. Vet. Sci.

VIRGINIA.

Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, Blacksburg.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The courses of study are three, each requiring four years for completion and leading to the degree of B. S.: Agricultural course, mechanical course, and general science course. There are also two courses which require two years for completion' and lead to a certificate of practical agriculture and practical mechanics.

FACULTY.

J. M. McBryde, Ph. D., LL. D., Pres., Ag. Ch.; J. E. Christian, M. A., Math, and Civ. Engin.; J. H. Fitts, Mech. Engin.; W. B. Alwood, Hort., Ent., and Myo.; E. E. Sheib, Ph. D., Engl. Hist. and Pol. Econ.; E. A. Smyth, jr., M. A., Biol.; T. P. Campbell, Adj. Mod. Lan.; W. E. Anderson, Adj. Phys. and Elec. Engin., and Dir. Shops; R. C. Price, Adj. Ch., Min., and Geol.; D. O. Nourse, B. S., Adj. Ag.; J. A. Harman, 2d Lieut. 7th Cavalry, U. S. A., Asst. Math., Mil. Sci. and Tac.; R. J. Davidson, M. A., Adj. An. Ch.; E. P. Niles, D. V. M., Adj. Vet. Sci.; W. W. Hurt, Instr. Math, and Bookkeeping; W. N. Cunningham, Instr. Ironwork; R. T. Bray, Instr. Woodwork; J. Gardner, Treas.; A. W. Drinkhard, Lib.

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Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton.

COURSE OF STUDY.

The course of study requires three years for completion and leads to no degree.

FACULTY.

S. C. Armstrong, LL. D., Prin., Study of Man and Ag. Topics; Rev. H. B. Frissell, Pastor and V. Prin., Civ. Gov., Bible Lessons; F. N. Gilman, Treas.; F. C. Briggs, Business Agt.; Martha M. Waldron, M. D., Resident Physician; Leonora E. Herron, Lib.; Mabel W. Dillingham, Asst. Lib.; Elizabeth Clark, Lady Prin., Math.; Elizabeth Hyde, in Charge Acad. Dept.; Josephine Richards, in Charge of Indian Dept.; Susan Showers, in Charge of Night School; Helen W. Ludlow, Engl. Lit.; Dora Freeman, Reading; Myrtilla J. Sherman, Gram. and Comp.; Jane E. Davis, Math, and Nat. Ph.; Jane S. Worcester, Hist. and Geog.; Alice M. Bacon, Civ. Gov. and Pol. Econ.; Catherine Condell, Writing and Arithmetic; Jessie Andrus, Gram. and Physiol.; Mary Rose, Nat. Hist. and Physiol.; Mary R. Hamlin, Geog.; Cora L. Moore, Writing; Emma Johnston, Arithmetic; Mary Nettleton, Methods; Ida Wilde, Drawing; Annie Scovelle, Bible and Hist.; Mercie A. Allen, Arithmetic; F. G. Rathbun, Music; Cora Butler, Singing; Flora F. Lowe, Arithmetic and Gram.; Vincintine Booth, Reading, Lan., and Arithmetic; Alice Boardman, Reading and Arithmetic; Hattie Nettleton, Reading and Arithmetic; Marian Metcalf, Bible and Reading.

WASHINGTON.

Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, Pullman.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The courses of study are four: The course in agriculture, the course in domestic science, the course in mechanic arts, and the course in pharmacy.

FACULTY.

George Lilley, M. A., Ph. D., LL. D., Pres., Math. and Phys.; J. O'B. Scobey, M. A., Ag.; E. R. Lake, M. S., Hort., Forestry, and Bot.; C. E. Munn, V. S., Vet. Sci.; G. G. Hitchcock, B. A., Ch.; Mrs. Nancy L. Van Doren, Precep. and Engl.

WEST VIRGINIA.

West Virginia University, Morgantown.

COURSES OF STUDY.

The courses of study are five, each requiring four years for completion: Classical course, leading to the degree of B. A.; scientific course, leading to the degree of B. S.; course in mechanical engineering, leading to the degree of B. S. M. E.; course in civil engineering, leading to the degree B. S. C. E.; and a course in agriculture, leading to the degree of B. Ag. There is also a department of law, in which the degree of LL. B. is given. Post graduate work and preparatory work are also provided.

FACULTY.

E. M. Turner, LL. D., Pres., Pol. Econ.; P. B. Reynolds, D. D., V. Pres., Meta.; R. C. Berkeley, M. A., LL. D., Anc. Lan. and Lit.; J. I. Harvey, M. A., Ph. D., Mod. Lan. and Lit.; I. C. White, M. A., Ph. D., Geol.; A. W. Lorentz, M. A., Prin. Prep. Dept.; St. G. T. Brooke, LL. D., Commercial and Statute Law; W. P. Willey, M. A., Eq. Juris, and Hist.; A. R. Whitehill, Ph. D., Ag., Ch., and Phys.; J. W. Hartigan, M. A., M. D., D. Sc., Biol.; F. D. W. Ramsey, Lieut. 9th Inf., U. S. A., Mil. Sci. and Tac.;