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www.ualberta.ca UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA University Staff University University Staff In Memoriam: Agrawal, Babita, BSc MSc (Allahabad), PhD Anderson, Colin C, BSc (Honours) PhD (Western Al-Hussaini, Ata N, BSc (Iraq), MSc (Purdue), PhD (Illinois), Professor Emeritus of Mathematical Sciences (Alberta), Assistant Professor of Surgery (2001, Ontario), Assistant Professor of Surgery (2002, (1968, 1999). 2001). 2002). Bennett, Bonnie L, Manager, Admin Services and Information Systems, Human Resources (1998, 1998). Aguerrevere, Felipe L, BS (Simon Bolivar), Anderson, Todd W, Director of the Bookstore Blackley, Frank D, MA PhD (Toronto), Professor Emeritus of History (1950, 1983). MAdmin (IESA), PhD (Calif-LA), Assistant (1999, 2001). Chamberlin, Charles R, BA (Iowa), MA (Minnesota), PhD (Minnesota), Professor Emeritus of Elementary Professor of Finance & Management Science Anderson, Wayne, Administrative Professional Education (1969, 1995). (2000, 2000). Officer in the Bookstore (1999, 1999). Faulds, Alexander G, MCSP DipTP (London), Professor Emeritus of Physical Therapy (1958, 1977). Ahmed, Syed N, MBBS (Dow Medical), Assistant Andrew, Susan E, BSc (Toronto), MSc (Simon Ferrate, Juan, Lic (Barcelona), Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature (1962, 1985). Professor of Medicine (2002, 2002). Fraser), PhD (British Columbia), Assistant Gifford, David J, BSc PhD (Alberta), Professor of Biological Sciences (1986, 1998). Albrecht, G Diane, BComm (Alberta), Director of Professor of Medical Genetics (1998, 1998). Gilbert, James AL, MB ChB MD FRCP (Edinburgh), FRCP(C), FRCP (London), FACP, Professor Emeritus of Staff Programs in Human Resources (2000, Andrews, Debra, BSC (Wilkes), MD (Harvard), Medicine (1950, 1983). 2001). FRCP, Associate Professor of Pediatrics (1987, Gunning, Harry E, BA MA PhD (Toronto), DSc (Guelph), DSc (Queen’s), FRSC, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Alexander, Scott DB, BSc MSc PhD (Alberta), 2003). (1957, 1982). Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Andrews, Janine C, BA (Lethbridge), MSc Love, Harold C, BS MS (Kansas State), PhD (Iowa State), Professor Emeritus of Rural Economy (1962, 1976) Engineering (1993, 1997). (Alberta), Executive Director, Learning Systems (Passed away 1999). Al-Hussein, Mohamed, BSc MSc (U of Architecture Enterprises and Director, Museums and Monod, Pierre AR, LicScEcon (Geneva), MA (Alberta), PhD (Strasbourg), Professor Emeritus of Romance & Civil Engineering), MASc PhD (Concordia), Collections Services (1990, 1990). Languages (1965, 1983). Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Anselmi, William AR, BA MA (Carleton), PhD Myers, George W, DDS (Alberta), Professor Emeritus of Dentistry (1970, 1981) (Passed away 2000). Engineering (2001, 2001). (Montreal), Associate Professor of Modern Myers, Gordon E, BSc MSc (Alberta), PhD (McGill), Professor Emeritus of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Ali, Declan W, BSc PhD (Toronto), Assistant Languages and Cultural Studies (1998, 1998). Sciences (1947, 1981). Professor of Biological Sciences (2000, 2000). Antonelli, Peter, BS, MSc, PhD (Syracuse) Neilson, Gordon Croydan, MA PhD (British Columbia), Professor Emeritus of Physics (1959, 1988). Ali, Samina, MD (McGill), Assistant Profoessor of Professor of Mathematical and Statistical Oguztoreli, Mahmet Namik, BSc PhD (Istanbul), Professor Emeritus of Mathematics (1967, 1992). Pediatrics (2001, 2001). Sciences (1970, 1980). Orrell, John Overton, MA PhD (Toronto), MA (Oxon), University Professor and Professor Emeritus of English Allan, Gary M, BSc (Victoria), MD CCFP (British Antoniuk, Timothy N, BFA MDes(Alberta), (1961, 1996). Columbia), Assistant Professor of Family Assistant Professor of Art and Design (2002, Salmon, Peter A, MSc (Washington), PhD (Minnesota), Professor Emeritus of Surgery (1966, 1994). Medicine (2002, 2002). 2003). Tennessen, Herman, PhD (Oslo), Professor Emeritus of Philosophy (1961, 1983) (Passed away 2002). Allegretto, Walter, BASc PhD (British Columbia), Aoki, Douglas S, BSc (Alberta), MA PhD (British Thomas, Lewis Gwynne, MA (Alberta), PhD (Harvard), Professor Emeritus of History (1938, 1974). Professor of Mathematical and Statistical Columbia), Associate Professor of Sociology Vargo, James W, BA MEd PhD (Alberta), Professor Emeritus of Occupational Therapy (1975, 1998). Sciences (1970, 1982). (1997, 2001). Watson, Wilfred, BA (British Columbia), MA PhD (Toronto), Professor Emeritus of English (1951, 1976) Allen, Marion N, BN (New Brunswick), MScN Appleford, Robert D, BA MA (Guelph), PhD (Passed away 1999). (Western Ontario), PhD (Case Western Reserve), (Toronto), Assistant Professor of English (1998, Yamamoto, Tatsuzo, BSc MSc (Alberta), PhD (Yale), Professor Emeritus of Microbiology (1962, 1989). Professor of Nursing and Associate Dean 1998). (Research and Graduate Studies), Faculty of Arbuckle, Kathryn, BA Blaw MLS MPA (Dalhousie), Nursing (1985, 1991). Professional Librarian (1999, 1999). Allen, Peter S, BSc PhD (Leeds), Professor of Archer, Stephen L, MD (Queen’s), FRCP(C), Biomedical Engineering (1983, 1983). Professor of Medicine (1998, 1998). 230 Continuing Academic Staff Allen, Theresa M, RT (Ottawa General Hosp.), BSc Arent, Robin J, BS (St. Bonaventure), MD (State U (Ottawa), PhD (Dalhousie), Professor of of New York), Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Note: The following is a list of continuing academic staff in 2003-2004. Pharmacology (1977, 1988). (2002, 2002). Appointments taking effect in 2004-2005 have not been included. In addition, Allisen, Linda J, CIM, Cooperative Education Argo, Jennifer J, Bcom PhD (Manitoba), Assistant the ranks shown are 2003-2004 ranks; any promotions which take effect in Coordinator (Calgary) in the Engineering Co-op Professor of Marketing, Business Economics and 2004-2005 have not been included. The two years shown in parentheses at Department, Faculty of Engineering (1998, Law (2003, 2003). 1998). Armour, Margaret A, BSc MSc (Edinburgh), PhD the end of each entry are (first) the year of first appointment to the University; Allison, Bruce N, BSc (Alberta), PhD (Yale), (Alberta), Faculty Service Officer and Assistant and (second) the year of attainment of the current rank. Continuing academic Professor of Mathematical and Statistical Chair in Chemistry (1977, 1994). staff are those employees whose contracts of appointment are under one of Sciences (1971, 1988). Armstrong, Glen W, BSc MSc PhD (Alberta), the Board-AASUA Agreements, viz. Faculty, Administrative and Professional Almon, Bert L, BA (Texas), MA PhD (New Mexico), Assistant Professor of Renewable Resources Officer, Librarian, or Faculty Service Officer. Professor of English (1968, 1983). (1999, 1999). Al-Nuaimi, Nawar S, BSc Pharm (Bagdad), MSc Armstrong, Paul W, BA MD (Queen’s), FRCP FACC, Pharm (Alberta), Pharmacy Manager in the Professor of Medicine (1993, 1993). Continuing Academic Staff Adam, Arnold, Dip. (Chemical Research University Health Centre (2000, 2000). Arnal, Marc C, BA CertEd (Manitoba), PhD Aaron, Stephen L, BSc MD (Alberta), LMCC, Technology) (NAIT), BSc (Alberta), Assistant Altmann, Anna, BA (Alberta), MA PhD (Cornell), (Alberta), Professor and Dean of Faculté Saint- FRCP(C), Professor of Medicine (1989, 2003). Dean (Administration) in the Office of the Dean DrArts (Simmons College), Associate Professor Jean (2003, 2003). Abdel-Shehid, Gamal, BA (Western Ontario), MA of Science (1982, 1998). and Acting Director of Library and Information Aronsen, Lawrence R, BA (British Columbia), MA PhD (York), Assistant Professor of Physical Adames, Neil R, BSc (Honors) (McMaster), MSc Studies (1987, 1993). (Simon Fraser), PhD (Toronto), Professor of Education and Recreation (1999, 1999). (York), PhD (Simon Fraser), Assistant Professor Amaral, Jose N, BS (Pont Univ Catolica do RGS), History and Classics (1987, 2002). Abdi, Ali A, BA MA (Concordia), PhD (McGill), of Biological Sciences (2001, 2001). MS (InstTecn de Aeronautica), PhD (Texas), Aronyk, Keith E, MD (Alberta), FRCSC, Associate Assistant Professor of Educational Policy Studies Adamko, Darryl J, MD (Saskatchewan), FRCP(C), Associate Professor of Computing Science (2000, Professor of Surgery (2000, 2000). (2000, 2000). Assistant Professor of Pediatrics (2001, 2001). 2000). Asdemir, Kursad, BSc (Bilkent), Assistant Professor Abel, Wendy, Administrative Professional Officer Adamowicz, Wiktor L, BSc MSc (Alberta), PhD Amirfazli, Alidad, BSc (Toussi), MASc (Concordia), of Accounting & MIS (2003, 2003). in Supply Management Services (2002, 2002). (Minnesota), Professor of Rural Economy (1983, PhD (Toronto), Assistant Professor of Mechanical Ashdown, Christopher S, BSc MHSA (Alberta), Abou Rizk, Seman M, BS MS (Georgia Institute of 1995). Engineering (2001, 2001). Administrative Professional Officer in Faculty of Technology), PhD (Purdue), Professor of Civil Adams, Karen, BA (Manitoba), MLS (Western Amort-Larson, Gail, BPE MSc BScOT (Alberta), Engineering (2001, 2003). and Environmental Engineering (1990, 1996). Ontario), Director of Library Services and Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Ashworth, Nigel, MBChB (Leicester), MSc Abu-Laban, Yasmeen M, BA (Alberta), MA PhD Information Resources (1998, 1998). (1991, 1991). (Saskatchewan), FRCP(C), Associate Professor of (Carleton), Associate Professor of Political Adkin, Laurie E, BA (Sask), MA PhD (Queen’s), Amrhein, Carl G, BSc (Pennsylvania), PhD (State U Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2001, Science (1998, 2002). Associate Professor of Political Science (1991, of New York), Professor of Earth and 2001). Acheson, J Brian, Administrative
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  • (M-742-9) Harold Mcgill's First World War Letters, August 1-December 30, 1918

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    Glenbow Archives (M-742-9) Harold McGill's First World War letters, August 1-December 30, 1918 France, Aug. l, 1918 Dear Emma;- You will think I am an abandoned brute, not to have written to you for 3 days. I shall explain the reason to you when I go on leave. I have your two letters of July 24 & 26 respectively . The latter and one from Margaret came to hand yesterday. There was no mail of any kind for me to day. Please excuse this official stationary. It is all I have with me. The weather has been quite hot and dry lately i.e. for the past 3 days. The sky looks somewhat as though it might rain to night. House flys are becoming very troublesome around billets. You may have gone from Roehampton House by now. I think you said you would leave to day. Not knowing what your new address is to be I shall mail this to Roehampton. I see by the paper to hand this afternoon that the King & Queen were down to visit your institution. I have just returned from having a swim in the river. It is the first real swim I have had for over a year. It did not take much of it to tire me for my wind is poor and the current in the river is fairly stiff. The old lady at the house where I am billeted called my attention this morning to the fact that the war had been going on quatre annees. It is hard to realize that the thing has been in progress that length of time.