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COLLEGE CALENDAR



Sept.


11 Thursday


SepL


12 Friday


Sept.


'13 Saturday


Sept.


16 Tuesday


Sept.


17 Wednesday


Oct.


10 Friday


Nov.


4 Tuesday


Nov.


10 Monday


Nov.


26 Wednesday


Dec.


1 Monday


Dec.


20 Saturday


Jan.


5 Monday


Jan.


13 Tuesday


Jan.


22 Thursday


Jan.


25 Sunday


Jan.


31 Saturday


Feb.


1 Sunday


Feb.


2 Monday


Feb.


22 Sunday


Mar.


31 Wednesday


Apr.


7 Wednesday


Apr.


9 Friday


May


21 Friday


May


25 Tuesday


May


27 Thursday


May


28 Friday


May


30 Sunday


June


3 Thursday


June


3 Thursday


June


4 Friday


June


5 Saturday


June


5 Saturday


June


12 Saturday


June


13 Sunday



Academic Year 1919-1920

1 Beginning Thursday 9 a. m.
Examinations for admission
Examinations for removal of deficiencies
Registration Day
First term begins 8 a. m.
Meeting of the Board of Trustees 2 p. m.
Election Day
Charter Day

Thanksgiving recess begins 12 m.
Thanksgiving recess ends 8 a. m.
Christmas recess begins 12 m.
Christmas recess ends 8 a. m.
Meeting of the Board of Trustees 2 p. m.
First term examinations begin
Day of Prayer for Colleges
First term examinations end

Second term begins

Last day for submitting subjects of theses

Washington's Birthday

Spring recess b^ins 4 p. m.

Spring recess ends 8 a. m.

Meeting of the Board of Trustees 2 p. m.

Exhibition Drill

Drawing for dormitory rooms 4 p. m.

Senior examinations begin

Last day for submitting graduation theses

Memorial Day

Examinations of lower classes begin

Competitive examinations in each county of
New Jersey for State Scholarships

Senior examinations end
Examinations of lower classes end
Baccalaureate Sermon 7.30 p. m.
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RUTGERS COLLEGE


June 14 Monday


Junior Orations




Meeting of the Board of Trustees 9.30 a. m.


June 15 Tuesday \


Annual meeting of the Alumni 10.30 a. m.
154th Annual Commencement 11.30 a. m.




Alumni Dinner 1.30 p. m.


June 21 Monday 1


Examinations of the College Entrance Exam-


to


ination Board


June 26 Saturday






Academic Year 1920-1921


Sept. 16 Thursday


Banning Thursday 9 a. m.


Sept, 17 Friday


Examinations for admission


Sept, 18 Saturday


Examinations for removal of defidendet


Sept. 21 Tuesday


Registration Day


Sept. 22 Wednesday


First term begins 8 a. m.


Oct. 8 Friday


Meeting of the Board of Trustees 2 p. m.


Nov. 2 Tuesday


Election Day


Nod. 10 Wednesday


Charter Day


Nov. 24 Wednesday


Thanksgiving recess begins 12 m.


Nov. 29 Monday


Thanksgiving recess ends 8 a. m.


Dec. 22 Wednesday


Christmas recess begins 4 p. m.


Jan. 4 Tuesday


Christmas recess ends 8 a. m.


Jan. 11 Tuesday


Meeting of the Board of Trustees 2 p. m.


Jan. 20 Thursday


First term examinations begin


Jan. 29 Saturday


First term examinations end


Jan. 30 Sunday


Second term begins


Jan. 30 Sunday


Day of Prayer for Colleges


Feb. 22 Tuesday


Washington's Birthday


Mar. 23 Wednesday


Spring recess begins 4 p. hl


Mar. 30 Wednesday


Spring recess ends 8 a. m.


Apr. 8 Friday


Meeting of the Board of Trustees 2 p. m.


May 20 Friday


Exhibition Drill


May 26 Thursday


Senior examinations begin


May 30 Monday


Memorial Day


June 2 Thursday


Examinations of lower dasses begin


June 14 Tuesday


155th Annual Commencement



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RUTGERS COLLEGE



DateqfEUaiom

John W. Herbert, Jr., M.Sc, LL.B. June 19, i90i

Hdmetta

Hon. William H. Vredenburgh, LL.D. March 4, 1902

Freehold

Hon. Foster M. Voorhees, LL.D. October 28, 1902

Elizabeth

Hon. Alphonso T. Clearwater, LL.D. January 14, 1904

Kingston. N. Y.

Howard N. Fuller, A.M. January |2. 1905

Albany, N. Y.

Rev. Joseph R. Duryee, D.D. March 7, 1905

New York. N. Y.

Philip M. Brett, A.B., LL.B January ii, 1906

New York, N. Y.

Charles L. Edgar, E.E. October 12, 1906

Boston, Mass.

W. Edwin Florance, A.M. October 12, 1906

New Brunswick

Drury W. Cooper, A.B., LL.B. October 9, 1908

Montdair

Rev. William I. Chamberlain, D.D. October a, 1909

New York, N. Y.

LeoNOR F. LorEE, LL.D. October 8, 1909

New York, N. Y.

Duncan D. Sutphen, A.B. October 8, 1909

New York, N. Y.

Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb, D.D. October 13, 1911

New York, N. Y.



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Rev. Wiliiam Bancroft Hill, D.D.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

William Shields Myers, D.Sc.

New York, N. Y.

Hon. Alfred F. Skinner, A.B.

Newark

Rev. John Howard Raven, D.D.

New Brunswick

Otto Hermann Ka^hn, LL.D.

Morristown

Alan Hartwell Strong, LL.D.

New Brunswick



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January 9, 1912

April 12. 1912

April 11, 1913

January 1 3, 1914

April 17, 1914

June 16, 1914



Holmes Van Mater Dennis, Jr., A.M., LL.B. June 15, 1915

New Brunswick

John Wyckoff Mettler, M.Sc, LL.B. January 11, 1916

Millstone



Ernest R. Ackerman, Esq.

Plainfield

Hon. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, A.M.

Raritan

Louis W. Stotesbury, M.Sc.

New York. N. Y.

John Van Nostrand Dorr, E.M.

New York, N. Y.

William P. Hardenbergh, Esq.

Bemardsville

Haley Fiske, A.M.

NewYork, N. Y.

George H. Blakeley, C.E.

South Bethlehem, Pa,



November 24, 1916

April 13, 1917

June 12, 1917

October 12, 1918

January 14, 1919

June 10. 1919

October 10, 1919



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12 RUTGERS COLLEGE

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD
Rev. J. Preston Searle, D.D. New Brunswick

Secretary

Henry Parsell Schneeweiss, A.B. New Brunswick

Treasurer

STATED MEETINGS OF THE BOARD
Second Friday in October, second Tuesday in January
and second Friday in April at 2 p. m.; Commencement
day at 9.30 a. m.



STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD
Finance — ^Messrs. F. Frelinghuysen, Herbert, Leupp, Loree,

Neilson
Instruction and Discipline — Messrs. Bergen, Chamber-
lain, Cobb, Hill, Sutphen

Farm, Experiment Station, and Ceramics — Messrs.

Leupp, Cook, J. S. Frelinghuysen, Myers, Neilson
Preparatory School — Messrs. Dennis, Brett, Dorr, Raven,

Stotesbury
Buildings and Grounds — Messrs. Florance, Hardenbergh,

Loree, Mettler, Strong
Library — Messrs. Clearwater, Ackerman, Fiske, Kahn,

Voorhees

Honorary Degrees — Messrs. Chamberlain, Brett, Cobb,

Edgar, Skinner
Trustees — Messrs. Duryee, F. Frelinghuysen, Fuller, Searle,

Sutphen

Beneficiary Trusts — Messrs. Searle, Collier, Duryee,
Raven, Vredenburgh

Advisory — Messrs. Florance, F. Frelinghu3rsen, Mettler,
Searle, Skinner

College for Women — Messrs. J. S. Frelinghujrsen, Loree,
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BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE STATE
COLLEGE

AND OF THE

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY



Atlantic County William A. Blair Elwood

Bergen County Arthur Lozier Ridgewood

Burlington County. . .R. R. Lippincott Vincentown

Camden County Ephraim T. Gill Haddonfield

Cape May County Charles Vanaman Dias Creek

Cumberland County.. .Charles F. Seabrook . . . Bridgeton

Essex County Zenos G. Crane Caldwell

Gloucester County. . .Wilbur Beckett Swedesboro

Hudson County Diedrich Bahrenburg. . .Union Hill

Hunterdon County — Egbert T. Bush Stockton

Mercer County Josiah T. Allinson Yardville

Middlesex County James Neilson New Brunswick

Monmouth County William H. Reid Tennent

Morris County John. C. Welsh German Valley

Ocean County James E. Otis Tuckerton

Passaic County Isaac A. Serven Clifton

Salem County Chari.es R. Hires Salem

Somerset County Joseph Larocque Bemardsville

Sussex County Robert V. Armstrong. . .Augusta

Union County John Z. Hatfield Scotch Plains

Warren County James T. Cooke Delaware



James Neilson, President

Egbert T. Bush, Vice-President

Irving E. Quackenboss, Secretary and Treasurer



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FACULTY



William H. S. Demarest, President Seminary Place

A.B.» A.M., D.D. (Rutgers); LL.D. (Columbia, Union, Pittsburgh)

Francis Cuyler Van Dyck 25 Grant Avenue

A.B., A.M. (Rutgers); Ph.D. (Union); D.Sc, LL.D. (Rutgers)

Emeritus Professor of Physics and Experimental Mechanics

Austin Scott 24 Livingston Avenue

A.B. (Yale); A.M. (Univ. Mich); Ph.D. (Leipsic); LL.D. (Princeton,

Rutgers)
Voorhees Professor of History and Political Science

Louis Bevier Bishop Place

A.B.,A.M. (Rutgers); Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins); Litt.D. (Rutgers)
Professor of the Greek Language and Literature

Alfred Alexander Titsworth 590 George Street

B.Sc., M.Sc., C.E., D.Sc. (Rutgers)

Professor of Civil Engineering

John Charles Van Dyke 564 George Street

L.H.D. (Rutgers)

Professor of the History of Art

Eliot Robertson Payson ii6 College Avenue

A.B., A.M. (Hamilton); Ph.D. (Rutgers)

Professor of the History of Education

Associate Professor of the German Language and Literature

William Hamilton Kirk 190 College Avenue

A.B., Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins)

Professor of the Latin Language and Literature

Joseph Volney Lewis 35 College Avenue

B.E. (Univ. N. C); S.B. in Geol. (Harvard)

Professor of Geology and Mineralogy

Director of the Geological Museum

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16 RUTGERS COLLEGE

John HubbaM) LtOGAN 1 72 Collie Avenue

A.B. (Mercer); A.M. (Columbia)

Professor of History

Melville Thurston Cook 212 Lawrence Avenue

A.B. (Stanford); A.M. (DePauw); Ph.D. (Ohio State Univ.)

Professor of Botany and Plant Pathology

Thomas J. Headlee Dayton

B.A., M.A. (Univ. Ind.); Ph.D. (ComeU)

Professor of Entomology

•Maurice Adin Blake 98 Collie Avenue

B.S. (Mass, Agr. CoU.)
Professor of Horticulture

tFRED Herbert Dodge 44 College Avenue

A.B. (Yale)
Professor of Physical Training
Director of the Ballantine Gymnasium

William Eugene Breazeale Metuchen

M.M.P. (FurmanUniv.); M.Sc. (Rutgers)

Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy

Charles Herbert Elliott 330 Lincoln Avenue

B.S. (McKendree); A.M., Ph.D. (Columbia)

Professor of the Science of Education

Harry Reynolds Lewis 1 Clifton Avenue

B.Sc, M.Agr. (R. I. State Coll.)
Professor of Poultry Husbandry

Stanley Eugene Brasefield 224 Lawrence Avenue

C.E., M.S. (Lafayette); Ph.D. (Cornell)

Professor of Applied Mathematics

Arthur Russell Moore no North Sixth Avenue

A.B. (Nebraska); Ph.D. (California)

Professor of PhysiSlogy

George Herbert Brown 69 South Adelaide Avenue

Cer. Eng. (Ohio State Univ.)

Professor of Ceramics

Director of Department of Clay-Working and Ceramics

* On leave of absence I919-I920.
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OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 17

Augustine Wilberforce Blair 202 Lawrence Avenue

B.S., A.M. (Haverford)

Professor of Agricultural Chemistry

David Fales, Jr. y. m. C. a.

A.B., A.M. (Harvard); B.D. (Chicago Theol. Sem.)
HiU Professor of the English Bible

Otis Amsden Gage 127 North Sixth Avenue

Ph.B. (Rochester); Ph.D. (Cornell)

Professor of Physics

William Michael Regan 57 Livingston Avenue

B.S., A.M. (Univ. Missouri)
Professor of Dairy Husbandry

Frank George Helyar 205 George Street

B.S. (Univ. Vt.)

Professor of Animal Husbandry

Walter Scott Greacen 234 Livingston Avenue

Lieutenant-Colonel, U. S. Army

Professor of Military Science and Tactics

Thomas Alan Devan 263 Lawrence Avenue

B.Sc. (Rutgers); M.D. (Johns Hopkins)
Professor of Hygiene and Sanitary Science

EdmoND Wood Billetdoux 324 Lincohi Avenue

A.B., A.M. (Williams); Officier d'Acad^mie

Professor of the Spanish Language and Literature

Albert Chester de Regt u Union Street

A.B., M.Sc. (Hamilton)

Associate Professor of Chemistry

William Bertram Twiss 304 Lincohi Avenue

A.B. (Dartmouth); A.M. (Harvard)
Associate Professor of English

George Augustus OsborN 220 Lawrence Avenue

B.Sc. (Rutgers)

Librarian

Frank Randall Pratt 41 North Seventh Avenue

B.Sc., M.Sc. (Rutgers); Ph.D. (Princeton)

Associate Professor of Physics



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18 RUTGERS COLLEGE

Albert RittenhouSE Johnson 68 North Sixth Avenue

B.Sc. (Rutgers)

Associate Professor of Graphics and Civil Engineering

Frank App 2O6 Townsend Street

B.S. (Penn. State Coll.); Ph.D. (Cornell)

Associate Professor of Agronomy

Frederick Frelinghuysen Couch 309 Grant Avenue

M. E. (Lehigh)

Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Edward Franklin Hauch 52 Lincoln Avenue

B.A. (Toronto); M.A., Ph.D. (Columbia)
Associate Professor of Modern Languages

Harry Nelson Lendall Alumni and Faculty House

B.S. in C.E. (Tufts)

Associate Professor of Civil Engineering

John Putnam HelyAR 56 North Sixth Avehue

B.S., M.S. (Univ. Vt.)

Associate Professor of Botany

Irving Stoddard Kull 203 Lincoln Avenue

A.B. (Beloit); A.M. (Univ. Ind.)
Associate Professor of History

Charles Sumner Crow 32 Grant Avenue

A.B. (West Virginia Univ.); A.M. (Harvard)
Associate Professor of Education

Harry Oscar Sampson 93 Lincoln Avenue

B.S., B.S.A. (Iowa State Coll.)

Associate Professor of Agricultural Education

Stuart Augustus Stephenson, Jr. 266 Redmond Street

B.S., C.E. (New York Univ.)

Associate Professor of Civil Engineering

Arthur James Farley 275 George Street

B.S. (Mass. Agr. Coll.)

Associate Professor of Horticulture

Frank Alexander Ferguson 17 Jones Avenue

A.B., A.M. (Univ. Mich.)

Associate Professor of Physics



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OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 19

Charles Hale Alumni and Faculty House

Assistant Professor of English

Leigh Wadsworth Kimball 24 North Seventh Avenue

A.B. (Dartmouth); A.M. (Syracuse)

Assistant Professor of Romance Languages

Lyman Gibbs Schermerhorn 109 North Sixth Avenue

B.S. (Mass. Agr. Coll.)

Assistant Professor of Vegetable Gardening

WiLLARD Chandler Thompson 235 Lincoln Avenue

B.S. (Univ. Wis.)

Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry

Ernest Little 21 Lufbery Avenue

B.S., M.S. (Rochester); M.A. (Columbia)

Assistant Professor of Chemistry

George Wallace Musgrave 69 Lincoln Avenue

B.S.. M.S.A. (Cornell)

Assistant Professor of Agronomy

Alvah Peterson Altmini and Faculty House

B.S. (Knox); M.A., Ph.D. (Univ. Illinois)

Assistant Professor of Entomology

Ralph Emerson Danforth 115 North Sixth Avenue

A.B.. M.S. (Univ. Mich.)

Assistant Professor of Zoology

George Willard Martin 17 Huntington Street

Litt.B., M.Sc. (Rutgers)
Assistant Professor of Botany

Thurlow Christian Nelson 85 South Adelaide Avenue

B.Sc. (Rutgers); Ph.D. (Univ. Wis.)

Assistant Professor of Zoology

Peter Andrew Van Der Meulen 19 Lufbery Avenue

B.Chem., Ph.D. (Cornell)
Assistant Professor of Chemistry

William Van Nest Garretson 586 George Street

B.Sc. (Rutgers); M.Sc. (Yale); Ph.D. (Univ. Mich.)

Assistant Professor of Mathematics



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20 RUTGERS COLLEGE

Charles Burt Gentry 602 Somerset Street

S.B. (Chicago); M.S. (Cornell)

Assistant Professor of Agricultural Education

Merle Sharon Klinck 243 Codwise Avenue

B.S. in Agr. (Ohio State Univ.)

Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering

Robert Pierson Armstrong 49 Nichol Avenue

B.S., M.S. (Mass. Agr. Coll.)

Assistant Professor of Horticulture



OTHER OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION

John Howard Raven 185 College Avenue

A.B.» A.M., D.D. (Rutgers)

Instructor in Hebrew

Henry Barnard KOmmel Trenton

A.B. (Beloit); A.M. (Harvard); Ph.D. (Chicago)
State Geologist of New Jersey
Lecturer on the Geology of New Jersey

LrEORGE Ferree Leonard 63 North Fifth Avenue

A.B. (Univ. of N. C); M.D. (George Wash. Univ.)

Lecturer on Bacteriology

John Wesley Shive 401 South Second Avenue

Ph.B., A.M. (Dickinson); Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins)

Lecturer on Plant Physiology

Edward Francis Johnson Seminary Place

A.B. (Rutgers)

Instructor in English

Frank Dunstone Graham Alumni and Faculty House

A.B., LL.B. (Dalhousie); A.M.. Ph.D. (Harvard)

Instructor in Political Science

Jacob EdwaM) Hollinger so Lee Avenue

B.S. (GettysbuTfir^

Instructor in Chemistry



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OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 21

Forrest Clinton Button 3 Bartlett Street

B.S. (ComeU)

Instructor in Dairy Husbandry

John Hill 224 Suydam Street

B.S. (Conn. Agr. Coll.)

Instructor in Dairy Husbandry

Emory Potter Starke y. m. c. a.

A.B.. M.A. (Columbia)
Instructor in Mathematics

Paul Snyder Creager 5p Paterson Street

A.B., A.M. (Pennsylvania Coll.)
Instructor in Electrical Engineering

Henry Blanchard Seaver 255 Power Street

B. S. (Dartmouth)

Instructor in Horticulture

William Charles Skelly 138 George Street

B.S. (Ohio State Univ.)

Instructor in Animal Husbandry

Howard Decker McKjnney 66 Harrison Avenue

Litt.B. (Rutgers)
Instructor in Music

Edward Sampson Princeton

C.E., M.S. (Princeton)

Instructor in Geology and Mineralogy

Theodore Clare 212 South Fourth Avenue

Licenci6 ds Lettres, Ph.D. (Bruxelles)

Instructor in Romance Languages

Ernest Theodore Dewald 22 Morris Street

A.B. (Rutgers); A.M., Ph.D. (Princeton)

Instructor in Architecture

James Herbert Reilly 31 Hardenbergh street

Swimming Instructor

LuDWiG Meuser Bound Brook

B.Sc. (Rutgers)

Assistant in Chemistry



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22 RUTGERS COLLEGE

John John Boer 19 Hertzog Hall

A.B. (Hope Coll.); A.M. (Univ. Mich.)

Assistant in Public Speaking

William P White 12 Welton Street

First Sergeant, U. S. Army, retired (lately Captain U. S. A.)

Assistant in Military Science and Tactics

Charles Frederick Siebert 56 Guilden Street

Sergeant of Infantrj^ U. S. Army (lately Captain of Infantry U. S. R.)

Assistant in Military Science and Tactics

Reinhold Carl Krasowski Newark

Sergeant of Infantry, U. S. Army (lately Captain U. S. A.)

Assistant in Military Science and Tactics



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OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION



William H. S. Demarest, D.D., LL.D. Seminaiy Place

President

Louis Bevier, Ph.D., Litt.D. Bishop Place

Dean of the College

Alfred Alexander Titsworth, D.Sc. 590 George Stree

Dean of Engineering

Jacob Goodale Lipman, Ph.D. College Farm

Dean of Agriculture

Director of the Agricultural Experiment Stations

Charles Herbert Elliott, Ph.D. 330 Lincoln Avenue

Director of the Summer Session

Louis Adelbert Clinton, M.S. 79 Lawrence Avenue

Director of Agricultural Extension Work

Frank George Helyar, B.S. 205 George Street

Director of Short Courses in Agriculture

Associate in Experiment Station Administration



Henry Parsell Schneeweiss. A.B.

Treasurer

George Augustus Osborn, B.Sc.

Librarian



49 Bayard Street



220 Lawrence Avpnn*



Luther Harned Martin 126 North Seventh Avenue

Registrar and Secretary of the Faculty



Catherine L. Davidson, Jr.

Secretary to the President

Earl Reed Silvers, A.B.

Assistant to the President

Howard Decker McKinney, Litt.B.

Director of Music
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Seminary Place

Rahway

66 Harrison Avenue



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24 RUTGERS COLLEGE

Marion Cushman 131 Benner Street

Assistant in the Library

Carita Judd 145 CoUege Avenue

Assistant in the Library

Eugene Carroll Brown 511 Ford HaU

Executive Secretary of Young Men*s Christian Association

Irving Ellsworth Quackenboss is Huntington street

Requisition Officer

Edith Bergen 57 Railroad Avenue

Assistant in the Treasurer's Office

Alexander Stuart Graham 214 Hale Street

Assistant in the Library

Gertrude OlGA BrOFFE 149 Livingston Avenue

Assistant in the Library

Mabel Hoitt Harvey (Mrs.) 220 Lincoln Avenue

Assistant in the Registrar's Office

Frederick Benjamin Heitkamp, Litt. B.

Alumni and Faculty House.
Alumni Field Secretary
Graduate Manager of Athletics



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ORGANIZATION



Rutgers College was founded as Queen's College
November 10, 1766. It was the eighth college founded
in the American colonies and had its origin in the zeal
for education and religion shown by the Dutch colonists
in New York and New Jersey. Early in the eighteenth
century the Reverend Theodorus Jacobus Frelinghuysen,
distinguished pastor -and evangelist, urged the erection of
such a college. His son, the Reverend Theodorus Freling-
hu3^en, continued the effort, persistently seeking the
necessary sympathy and resources both in this country and
Holland. As the movement came to successful issue the
Reverend Jacob Rutsen Hardenbergh, afterwards president
of the College, was the leader. With each of these ministers
Hendrick Fisher, president of the first Provincial Congress
of New Jersey, was the layman most actively associated.

The charter was granted in the name of George the
Third by His Excellency William Franklin, Governor of the
Province of New Jersey. No copy of this document is now
known to be in existence, but under its provisions the Board
of Trustees was created and meetings were called. A second
charter was granted March 20, 1770, in answer to the Trus-
tees' desire for slight amendment, and imder its provisions,
almost unchanged, the institution has continued until now.
It provides for a college to be called Queen's College in