. History of the University of Michigan . re-ceived the degree of Doctor of Philosophy therein 1892. In the same year he came to the LInitedStates. He was Instructor in Physics in the Uni-versity of Michigan from 1893 to 1900, and .Assist-ant Professor of Physics from 1900 to 1903. In1903-1905, he was Associate Physicist at the Gov-ernment Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. 1905 he has been Professor of Physics andHead of the Department of Physics in the StateLTniversity of Iowa. He is a Fellow of the AmericanAssociation for the Advancement of Science, and a member of the xAmerican Ph
. History of the University of Michigan . re-ceived the degree of Doctor of Philosophy therein 1892. In the same year he came to the LInitedStates. He was Instructor in Physics in the Uni-versity of Michigan from 1893 to 1900, and .Assist-ant Professor of Physics from 1900 to 1903. In1903-1905, he was Associate Physicist at the Gov-ernment Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. 1905 he has been Professor of Physics andHead of the Department of Physics in the StateLTniversity of Iowa. He is a Fellow of the AmericanAssociation for the Advancement of Science, and a member of the xAmerican Physical Society, theDeutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft, the Philosoph-ical Society of Washington, the Washington Acad-emy of Sciences, and the Iowa Academy ofSciences. He is author (in conjunction with JohnO. Reed) of Manual of Physical Measurements(1902); and of Laboratory F^xercises with Pri-mary and Storage Cells (1903 ). He is also a con-tributor to the scientific journals, his researchesbeing mainly in electricity. He was married at. KARL GUTHE Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1892, to Clara BelleWare, and they have three children : Karl Eugen,Jr., Ida Belle and Otto Emmor. HERBERT SPENCER JENNINGS was born at Tonica, Illinois, April 8, 1868, son of N. and Olive Taft (Jenks) Jennings. Hispreparatory education was had in the Tunica HighSchool and in the High School department of theIllinois State Normal University. He entered theUniversity of Michigan, and was graduated Bachelorof Science in Biology in 1893. He spent the follow-ing year at the LTniversity as assistant in Inverte-brate Morphology and then proceeded to HarvardLTniversity, where he received the degree of Masterof Arts in 1895, and the degree of Doctor of Philos- THE UN I VERS ITT SENATE 353 Wrentmore. His father was of English descent; hismother was descended from two old New Englandfamilies, the Buttons and the Barneses. His early ophy in 1896. He was immediately appointed to son of Cleorge W. and
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