History of the School of Humanities and Sciences
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1921
The Food Research Institute is founded.
1922
The School of Biology is created and includes the departments of Anatomy, Bacteriology,
Experimental Pathology, Biochemistry, Hopkins Marine Station, Food Research
Institute, Paleontology, Physiology, Psychology, and Zoology.
1924
The School of Social Sciences is created and includes the departments of Economics,
History, Philosophy, Political Science, and also members of the departments
of Education, Food Research, Language and Literature, Psychology, and Public
Law.
1926
The School of Physical Sciences is created and includes the departments of Astronomy,
Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, and Physics.
1927
The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures is founded.
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| Among her contemporaries, Margery Bailey, a specialist in Shakespearean and Restoration drama, was one of the few women to achieve full professorship. She retired in 1954 after four decades of service. |
1929
The School of Biology is renamed the School of Biological Sciences.
1930
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology is created.
1935
Greek and Latin become the Classics Department.
1939
The Department of Speech and Drama is established.
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1941 to 1960
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1891-1920
