William Frederick Paul Stockley: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 13:53, 19 April 2021

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Dates Employed: 1886 - 1902

Faculty: Arts

Department: Modern Languages

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W. F. Stockley studied French in France for two years after graduating from Trinity College.
He also lectured for two years as a professor of English Literature at Alexandra College before coming to teach at UNB.
Delivered the Address in Praise of Founders at Encaenia 1887 and Encaenia 1893.

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-'''Name:''' W. F. Stockley
+'''Nicknames/Other names:'''
-'''Nicknames/Other names:'''
+'''Education:'''
-'''Education:''' Bachelor of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
+*Bachelor of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
-'''Dates Employed:''' January 1886 - May 1902
+'''Dates Employed:''' 1886 - 1902
 '''Faculty:''' Arts
-'''Department:'''
+'''Department:''' Modern Languages
 '''Position(s) held:'''
-*Chair of Modern Languages
+*Professor of English and French (1886 - 1902)
-*Professor of English and French (1885-1902)
 '''Activities/Contributions:'''
-'''Notes:''' W. F. Stockley studied French in France for two years after graduating from Trinity College. He also lectured for two years as a professor of English Literature at Alexandra College before coming to teach at UNB.
+'''Notes:'''
+*W. F. Stockley studied French in France for two years after graduating from Trinity College.
+*He also lectured for two years as a professor of English Literature at Alexandra College before coming to teach at UNB.
+*Delivered the Address in Praise of Founders at [https://graduations.lib.unb.ca/address/18976 Encaenia 1887] and [https://graduations.lib.unb.ca/address/20153 Encaenia 1893].
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