. History of the University of Michigan . receivedhis preparatory education in the public schools ofhis native place and entered Syracuse University,where he was graduated Bachelor of Science in 1896and Master of Science in 1897. After serving fortwo years as insfructor in German and Mineralogyat Syracuse University, he went to Europe in 1899and took up graduate work at Munich, where hereceived the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1901 to 1902 he was again instructor inMineralogy at Syracuse University, being promotedto an Associate Professorship in the latter 1902 to 1904
. History of the University of Michigan . receivedhis preparatory education in the public schools ofhis native place and entered Syracuse University,where he was graduated Bachelor of Science in 1896and Master of Science in 1897. After serving fortwo years as insfructor in German and Mineralogyat Syracuse University, he went to Europe in 1899and took up graduate work at Munich, where hereceived the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1901 to 1902 he was again instructor inMineralogy at Syracuse University, being promotedto an Associate Professorship in the latter 1902 to 1904 he was head of the Departmentof Science in the Syracuse High School, also servingas Professor of Geology and Chemistry at the Sum-mer Sessions of Syracuse University in 1903 and1904. In the fall of 1904 he was called to the 342 UNIFERSITT OF MICHIGAN University of Michigan as Assistant Professor ofMineralogy, and in igo6 he was advanced to therank of Junior Professor. He is a Fellow of theAmerican Association for the Advancement of Sci-. LOUIS A. STRAUSS was born in Chicago,Illinois, March 26, 1872, son of Abraham andErnestine (Leopold) Strauss. His parents wereboth of German birth. He came up through theChicago public schools, and was graduated from theUniversity of Michigan with the degree of Bachelorof Letters in 1893. The following vear he receivedthe degree of Master of Philosophy on was assistant in English in the University from1893 to 1S95. From 1895 to 1904 he was Instructorin English. In 1904 he was advanced to the rankof Assistant Professor, and in 1906 to that of JuniorIrofessor. In October, 1900, he received fromthe Lhiiversity the degree of Doctor of Philosophy KDWARD HENRV KRAUS ence and the Geological Society of America ; also,a member of the American Chemical Society, theMichigan Academy of Science, tlie Onondaga Acad-emy of Science, of which he was president in 1903and 1904, and the New York Science IeachersAssociation, in which he was chairman
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