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*Master of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland  
*Master of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland  
'''Distinctions:''' [https://graduations.lib.unb.ca/award/18440 D.Sc., University of New Brunswick, 1927]


'''Dates Employed:''' 1907 - 1945
'''Dates Employed:''' 1907 - 1945
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*Assistant in Civil Engineering (1907)  
*Assistant in Civil Engineering (1907)  
*Professor of Mechanical Engineering (1908 - 1945)  
*Professor of Mechanical Engineering (1908 - 1945)  
*Dean of Applied Science (1920 - )


'''Activities/Contributions:'''
'''Activities/Contributions:'''


'''Notes: '''Professor Stephens took a leave of absence during the [[The_First_World_War_at_UNB|First World War]] to serve in an artillery regiment.
'''Notes: '''
*Professor Stephens took a leave of absence during the [[The_First_World_War_at_UNB|First World War]] to serve in an artillery regiment.
*Delivered the [https://graduations.lib.unb.ca/address/19322 Address in Praise of Founders] at Encaenia 1913.


'''Sources:'''
'''Sources:'''


*MacNutt, W. Stewart. "The University in the Twentieth Century." ''The University of New Brunswick Memorial Volume''. Ed. Alfred G. Bailey. Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 1950, pp. 85.  
*MacNutt, W. Stewart. "The University in the Twentieth Century." ''The University of New Brunswick Memorial Volume''. Ed. Alfred G. Bailey. Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 1950, pp. 85.  
*''The Daily Mail'', 23 November 1920, p. 8.


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[[Category:Professors|Stephens]]
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Latest revision as of 11:13, 26 April 2021

Nicknames/Other names: "Blinky"

Education:

  • Master of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

Distinctions: D.Sc., University of New Brunswick, 1927

Dates Employed: 1907 - 1945

Faculty: Engineering

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Position(s) held:

  • Assistant in Civil Engineering (1907)
  • Professor of Mechanical Engineering (1908 - 1945)
  • Dean of Applied Science (1920 - )

Activities/Contributions:

Notes: 

Sources:

  • MacNutt, W. Stewart. "The University in the Twentieth Century." The University of New Brunswick Memorial Volume. Ed. Alfred G. Bailey. Fredericton: University of New Brunswick, 1950, pp. 85.
  • The Daily Mail, 23 November 1920, p. 8.


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