Feldman Named Dean

THE APPOINTMENT of Dr. Herman Feldman, professor of Industrial Relations at Tuck School, as Dean of the School of Business and Civic Administration at the College of the City of New York was announced in January by Dr. Nelson P. Mead, acting president of that college. The appointment was to take effect on February first, but Professor Feldman is winding up his work in Hanover and probably will not go to New York until the beginning of the fall term.

His return to New York City will be a homecoming for Professor Feldman, for he was born there 46 years ago, prepared for college at Townsend Harris High School, received his bachelor's degree from City College in 1915, and his master's and doctor's degrees from Columbia in 1917 and ,925- He came to the Amos Tuck School 0f Administration and Finance as assistant professor in 1923 and was made a full professor and awarded an honorary master's degree from Dartmouth in 1929.

Professor Feldman was economic adviser to the United States Personnel Classification Board in 1928 and 1929, and was research consultant to the Wickersham Commission in 1931. In 1933 to 1935, he was chairman of the New Hampshire Commission on Unemployment Reserves and an arbitrator of labor disputes under the National Recovery Act.