Corporation Meeting

At the meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College held in Boston last Monday, it was voted to fix the number of Austin Teaching Fellowships at twenty-four. These fellowships are not subject to application like other fellowships and scholarships, but are treated like assistantships and annual instructorships as regards the manner of appointment. Of the twenty-four fellowships twenty are under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and four under the Faculty of Medicine.

The titles of the following assistants were changed to Austin Teaching Fellow: A. Pope, assistant in fine arts; R. C. Wells, assistant in chemistry; W. M. Gregory, assistant in geology.

Edmund T. Miller was appointed Austin Teaching Fellow in economics.

The following assistants were appointed: C. W. Thompson in elocution; W. S. Archibald in English; W. C. Arensberg in English; R. W. Richards in geology; H. W. Holmes in English; E. R. Markham in shop-work.

The following instructors were appointed for one year from September 1, 1903: W. R. Ranson in mathematics; E. C. Froehlich in mathematics.

R. B. Anderson was appointed as a second assistant librarian of the Law School.

C. G. Pringle was appointed botanical collector for the calendar year 1904.