. History of the University of Michigan . Guilfordand New Milford, Connecticut. He had his pre-paratory education in the public schools and atBurr and Burton Seminary, Manchester, then entered Williams College, and was gradu-ated Bachelor of Arts in 1878. The degree ofMaster of Arts followed in 18S2. He spent threeyears in study at Berlin, Leipzig, Gdttingen, andParis, making special research in Philology. Oneyear after his return in 1882, he was appbintedinstructor in Modern Languages at the Universityof Kansas, and in 1887 he was advanced to thechair of French. This position he re
. History of the University of Michigan . Guilfordand New Milford, Connecticut. He had his pre-paratory education in the public schools and atBurr and Burton Seminary, Manchester, then entered Williams College, and was gradu-ated Bachelor of Arts in 1878. The degree ofMaster of Arts followed in 18S2. He spent threeyears in study at Berlin, Leipzig, Gdttingen, andParis, making special research in Philology. Oneyear after his return in 1882, he was appbintedinstructor in Modern Languages at the Universityof Kansas, and in 1887 he was advanced to thechair of French. This position he retained uritil hisappointment as Professor of Romance Languages atthe LIniversity of Michigan in 1900. He has made THE UNIVERSITY SENATE I I frequent contributions to periodical literature, and in year he became Bates Professor of the Diseases^ of1899 published a selection of French Lyrics, edited Women and Children in the Department of Medicinewith Introduction and Notes. He is a member of the Modern Language Association of America, the. ARTHUR GRAVES CANFIELD Soci6t6 des Anciens Textes Fran^ais, and the Soci6t6dHistoire Litt^raire de la France. He was marriedJune 6, 1895, to Jeannette Piatt Sayre, of Lawrence,Kansas, and they have two daughters, Ellen andRuth. REUBEN PETERSON was born in Boston,Massachusetts, June 29, 1862, son of Reuben andJulia (Beale) Peterson. He is a descendant ofJohn Alden and George Soule, who came over inthe Mayflower. After a preliminary training in thecommon schools of Boston and the Boston JjatinSchool, he entered Harvard University, where he wasgraduated Bachelor of Arts in 1885 and Doctor ofMedicine in 18S9. He pursued his studies furtherin connection with various hospitals, and then cameto Michigan in 1890 and began the practice of hisprofession at Grand Rapids. In 1898 he removedto Chicago to accept the professorship of Gynecol-ogy at the Post-graduate Medical School. In 1900he was made Assistant Clinical Professor of Gynse-cology at Rush Medica
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