PROFESSORS WHITE AND SHELDON RESIGN FROM FACULTY

Departure from the Dartmouth Faculty at the end of this collegiate year of Professor William H. Sheldon and of Leonard D. White, assistant professor in the department of political science, has been announced. Professor Sheldon, who has been head of the department of philosophy since 1909, has resigned to join the Yale faculty. Professor White will join the University of Chicago's political science department as an associate professor.

Professor Sheldon came to Dartmouth eleven years ago, having taught before that in Wisconsin, Harvard, and Columbia. He is a graduate of Harvard in the class of 1895 and holds from that institution the degree of Ph. D., attained in 1899. At Hanover he has served on many faculty committees.

Professor White, after serving as instructor in political science at Dartmouth, during the year 1918-19, was advanced to an assistant professorship at the first of this year after the University of Chicago offered him that rank if1 he would go there. This year Chicago has offered him the. associate professorship which he has accepted.