PROFESSORS
 

(47th St.), ditto, 1900-03; pastor (Union
Avenue), 1903-08; pastor (Euclid Ave.), Oak
Park, 111., 1909-12; secretary, Methodist
Federation for Social Service, 1912-44; pro¬
fessor (Social Service), Boston University,
School of Theology, 1913-18; lecturer (Chris¬
tian Ethics), Union Theological Seminary,
1916-18; professor, ditto,  1918-41; professor

emeritus, ditto, 1941------. LL.D., University

of Wisconsin, 1931.

1918        *Eugene William Lyman        1940

Born Cummington, A4ass., Apl. 4, 1872; Am¬
herst College, 1894, M.A., ditto, 1903; Yale
Divinity School, 1899, B.D.; fellow, ditto.
Universities of Halle, Berlin and Marburg,
Germany, 1899-1901; student. Universities of
Heidelberg, Jena, and Paris, 1911-12; ordained
(Congregational Council), Aug. 15, 1901; pro¬
fessor (Philosophy), Carleton College, 1901-
04; professor (Systematic Theology and
Philosophy of Religion), Congregational Col¬
lege, Montreal, Canada, 1904-05; professor
(Christian Theology), Bangor Theological
Seminary, 1905-13; professor (Philosophy of
Religion, and Christian Ethics), Oberlin
Graduate School of Theology, 1913-18;
Marcellus Hartley professor (Philosophy of
Religion), Union Theological Seminary, 1918-
40; professor emeritus, ditto, 1940-48; died,
Jan. 4, 1948, Sweet Briar, Va. S.T.D., Bow¬
doin College, 1906; D.D., Yale University,
1912, Amherst College, 1914.

1919            Ernest Findlay Scott           1938

Born Towlaw, Durham, England, Mar. 18,
1868; University of Glasgow, 1888, M.A.;
BalHol College, University of Oxford, 1892,
B.A.; United Presbyterian College, Edin¬
burgh, Scotland, 1892-95; ordained (United
Presbyterian, Presbytery of Ayr), Sep. 11,
1895; minister, Prestwick, Scotland, 1895-
1908; professor (Church History), Queen's
University, Theological College, Kingston,
Ontario, 1908-10; professor (New Testament
Literature and Criticism), ditto, 1910-19;
Edward Robinson professor (Biblical The¬
ology), Union Theological Seminary, 1919-38;

professor emeritus, ditto, 1938------. Residence,

New York City. D.D., St. Andrews' Univer¬
sity, 1909; Amherst College, 1939; LL.D.,
Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, 1920.

1922         Harrison Sacket Elliott

Born St. Clairsville, Ohio, Dec. 13, 1882;
Antioch College, 1898-1900; Ohio Wesleyan
University, 1905; Teachers College, Columbia
University, 1915-16, 1920-22, M.A.; Drew
Theological Seminary, 1908-11, B.D.; gradu¬
ate   student.   Union   Theological   Seminary,
 

1915-16, 1920-22; graduate student, Yale
University, 1933-34; private secretary to
Bishop Bashford, China, 1905-08; assistant
secretary, Africa Diamond Jubilee, M. E.
Board of Foreign Missions, 1908-10; secre¬
tary. International Committee, Y. M. C. A.,
Student Department, Association Press, and
Religious Work Department, 1910-22; in¬
structor (Religious Psychology), Drew Theo¬
logical Seminary, 1921-23; teacher. National
Training School, Y. W. C. A., New York
City, 1918-25; assistant professor (Religious
Education), Union Theological Seminary,
1922-23; associate professor, ditto, 1923-25;
Skinner and McAlpin professor (Practical
Theology), Department of Religious Educa¬
tion and Psychology, ditto, 1925------.

1925          Albert Bruce Curry, Jr.         1936

Born Gainesville, Fla., Feb. 25, 1887; David¬
son College, Davidson, N. C, 1907, B.A.;
New York University, 1920, M.A.; ditto, 1922,
Ph.D.; Biblical Seminary, New York, 1909-
10; Union Theological Seminary, Virginia,
1910-12; Princeton Theological Seminary,
1912-13; ordained (Presbytery of New York),
May 24, 1914; professor (EngUsh Bible),
Biblical Seminary, New York, 1913-25; lec¬
turer (English Bible), Union Theological Semi¬
nary, New York, 1925-27; associate professor
(Practical Theology), ditto, 1927-34; Morris
K. Jesup professor, ditto, 1934-36. Residence,
Los Angeles, Cal.

1926        Henry Pitney Van Dusen

Instructor (Systematic Theology and the
Philosophy of Religion), 1926-28; assistant
professor, ditto, 1928-31; associate professor,
ditto, 1931-36; Roosevelt professor (System¬
atic Theology),  1936------; dean of students,

ditto, 1931-39. See Presidents.

1926        Arthur Lessner Swift, Jr.

Born East Orange, N. J., Nov. 26, 1891; Wil¬
liams College, 1913; M.A., Columbia Univer¬
sity, 1925; Ph.D., ditto, 1941; Auburn Theo¬
logical Seminary, 1913-14; Union Theological
Seminary, 1914-16, B.D.; ordained (Congre¬
gational), May 10, 1916; associate pastor
(First), New Haven, Conn., 1916-17; acting
pastor, ditto, 1917-18; director (Field Work),
Union Theological Seminary, 1918------; as¬
sociate professor (Applied Christianity), ditto,
1926-47; professor (Church and Community),

ditto,    1947------;   director    (department   of

Surveys), National Council, Y. M. C. A.,
1926-28; lecturer (Department of Social
Group Work), Temple University, Philadel¬
phia, Pa., 1935-41; visiting lecturer (School of
Social   Work),   University   of   Washington,