George Ide Chace became professor of chemistry and physiology in 1859, professor of geology and physical geography in 1864, and professor of chemistry and geology in 1865.Chace, George Ide
Samuel Stillman Greene, who had been serving as professor of didactics, became professor of mathematics and civil engineering from 1855 to 1864.Engineering
In 1938 the Faculty Club moved to the house at 1 Megee Street, the former home of Zachariah Allen1813, designed by Alfred Stone and built in 1864, which had become the home of William Ely 1878.Faculty Club
The society called "Oudens" of the Class of 1864 is believed to have been such an organization.Fraternities
Delta Upsilon (Brown chapter) began as Gamma Nu in 1860, when several members of the classes of 1863 and 1864, observing the decline of the literary societies at Brown, sought permission to form a new society to provide opportunities for extemporaneous speaking and debate.Fraternities
The versatile Greene went on to serve as professor of mathematics and civil engineering from 1855 to 1864, and professor of natural philosophy and astronomy from 1864 to 1883, with a change of title to professor of mathematics and astronomy in 1875.Greene, Samuel Stillman
Samuel Stillman Greene was a member of the school committee of Providence for eighteen years, president of the Rhode Island Institution of Instruction from 1856 to 1860, president of the National Teachers’ Association in 1864-65 and president of the American Institute of Instruction in 1869-70.Greene, Samuel Stillman
Reuben A. Guild was the historian of Brown University, keeping scrapbooks of clippings about the University beginning in 1851, and publishing "The Life, Times and Correspondence of James Manning, and the Early History of Brown University" in 1864, "History of Brown University with Illustrative Documents" in 1867, and "The Early History of Brown University" in 1897.Guild, Reuben A.
Early in 1864 Hay was named Assistant Adjutant-general in the army and detailed to the White House with the successive ranks of major, lieutenant colonel, and colonel.Hay, John
John Edward Hill (1864-1934), professor of engineering, was born in New York City on November 9, 1864.Hill, John E.
Nathaniel P. Hill resigned in 1864 and, after studying mining in Colorado and Europe for three years, he organized the Boston and Colorado Smelting Company in 1867.Hill, Nathaniel P.
Four sons and a stepson came to Brown University; Adoniram Brown Judson 1859, a physician, Elnathan Judson 1859, a journalist, Edward Judson 1862, a Baptist clergyman, Henry Hall Judson 1864, who left Brown for Williams College, and George Dana Boardman 1852, a Baptist minister.Judson, Adoniram
There William Williams Keen was associated with Dr. S. Weir Mitchell and Dr. George R. Morehouse, with whom he wrote "Gunshot Wounds and Other Injuries of Nerves," published in 1864.Keen, William Williams
In February 1864, Alpheus S. Packard wrote to his father, "I shall have to defer finishing my medical studies, though I very much want the degree.Packard, Alpheus S.
In the summer of 1860Alpheus S. Packard took part in the Williams College expedition to Labrador, and in 1864 he joined the expedition of marine artist William Bradford.Packard, Alpheus S.
The "Brown Paper" includes in November 1864 and again in November 1865 a society called "Pi Kappa Fraternitas," with a list of members whose names are decidedly fictitious.Pi Kappa
John Hay1858 wrote many poems, among them "Centennial" for the hundredth anniversary of the University in 1864.Poetry
Later Jeremiah Lewis Diman, professor of history and political economy from 1864 to 1880, included Roman, international, and constitutional law in his history course.Political Science
Albert Knight Potter (1864-1948), professor of English, was born in South Berwick, Maine, on November 2, 1864.Potter, Albert K.
Elliott kept this job until 1864, and was succeeded in the position by William Douglas 1839 from 1864 to 1879, Francis W. Douglas 1868 from 1879 to 1884, Gilman P. Robinson 1878 from 1884 to 1889, John C. Stockbridge 1838 from 1889 to 1891, and Frederick T. Guild 1890 from 1891 to 1938.Registrar