Son of Reverend Thoman C. Carman and Phebe C. Pruden. Obtained his B. A. from the College of New Jersey (now Princeton) in 1884, and a Masters in 1886. He was a Fellow of Experimental Science at the University of Berlin, Germany 1887-1889, Universities of Vienna and Berlin 1895-1896. He was an instructor of physics at Princeton 1883-1884 and a tutor of math 1885-1887. From 1888-1892 he was a Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering at Purdue University and Professor of Theoretical Physics at Stanford from 1892-1896. In 1896 he became Professor of Physics at the University of Illinois, Urbana.
He married Maude Wheeler Straight on June 21, 1900. (Note: There is a Maude Straight Carman buried in Ohio, married to John Carman. This is not the same person.)
He married Maude Wheeler Straight on June 21, 1900. (Note: There is a Maude Straight Carman buried in Ohio, married to John Carman. This is not the same person.)
Son of Reverend Thoman C. Carman and Phebe C. Pruden. Obtained his B. A. from the College of New Jersey (now Princeton) in 1884, and a Masters in 1886. He was a Fellow of Experimental Science at the University of Berlin, Germany 1887-1889, Universities of Vienna and Berlin 1895-1896. He was an instructor of physics at Princeton 1883-1884 and a tutor of math 1885-1887. From 1888-1892 he was a Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering at Purdue University and Professor of Theoretical Physics at Stanford from 1892-1896. In 1896 he became Professor of Physics at the University of Illinois, Urbana.
He married Maude Wheeler Straight on June 21, 1900. (Note: There is a Maude Straight Carman buried in Ohio, married to John Carman. This is not the same person.)
He married Maude Wheeler Straight on June 21, 1900. (Note: There is a Maude Straight Carman buried in Ohio, married to John Carman. This is not the same person.)
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