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''' | '''Nicknames/Other names:''' | ||
''' | '''Education:''' | ||
*Bachelor of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland | |||
'''Dates Employed:''' | '''Dates Employed:''' 1886 - 1902 | ||
'''Faculty:''' Arts | '''Faculty:''' Arts | ||
'''Department:''' | '''Department:''' Modern Languages | ||
'''Position(s) held:''' | '''Position(s) held:''' | ||
*Professor of English and French (1886-1902) | *Professor of English and French (1886 - 1902) | ||
'''Activities/Contributions:''' | '''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]. | |||
'''Sources:''' | '''Sources:''' | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Professors|Stockley]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:53, 19 April 2021
Nicknames/Other names:
Education:
- Bachelor of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
Dates Employed: 1886 - 1902
Faculty: Arts
Department: Modern Languages
Position(s) held:
- Professor of English and French (1886 - 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.
- Delivered the Address in Praise of Founders at Encaenia 1887 and Encaenia 1893.
Sources:
- University Monthly, vol. 5, no. 3, December 1885, p. 36.
- University Monthly, vol. 21, no.8, May 1902, p. 221.
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