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*Graduated from Trinity College, Dublin (1869), as First Senior Moderator in Classics, History, English Literature, and Law. | *Graduated from Trinity College, Dublin (1869), as First Senior Moderator in Classics, History, English Literature, and Law. | ||
'''Dates Employed:''' 1871-1872 | |||
'''Faculty:''' Arts | '''Faculty:''' Arts | ||
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*Professor of Classics (1871-1872) | *Professor of Classics (1871-1872) | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:23, 14 April 2021
Nicknames/Other names:
Education:
- Graduated from Trinity College, Dublin (1869), as First Senior Moderator in Classics, History, English Literature, and Law.
Dates Employed: 1871-1872
Faculty: Arts
Department: Classics
Position(s) held:
- Professor of Classics (1871-1872)
Activities/Contributions:
Notes:
- Boulger began his academic career in 1869 - he worked at Rathmines School (Dublin) as Head Classical Master.
- In 1871 he emigrated to Canada to work at UNB.
- In September of 1872 he left UNB to take a position as Senior Classical Master at Erasmus Smith High School, in Dublin (found the Canadian climate too severe).
- 1873-1875 was the first Headmaster at Lurgan College, Ireland.
- 1875 - 1883 Chair of Greek at University College, Cork.
Sources:
UA Case 77
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