The University of Mississippi's Quarterly Bulletin dated April 1904 listed Annie Berry as Stenographer.
The University of Mississippi's Quarterly Bulletin dated May 1905 listed Annie Berry as Assistant in Rhetoric.
It was told by a lady from Harrisville that Annie was later a Professor at the University of Mississippi, but that information hasn't yet been proven. 1905 Ole Miss Yearbook has her listed as an English Instructor. This appears to be just short of a full Professor but ahead of those called associate professors.
The University of Mississippi's Quarterly Bulletin dated May 1905 listed Annie Berry as Assistant in Rhetoric.
It was told by a lady from Harrisville that Annie was later a Professor at the University of Mississippi, but that information hasn't yet been proven. 1905 Ole Miss Yearbook has her listed as an English Instructor. This appears to be just short of a full Professor but ahead of those called associate professors.
The University of Mississippi's Quarterly Bulletin dated April 1904 listed Annie Berry as Stenographer.
The University of Mississippi's Quarterly Bulletin dated May 1905 listed Annie Berry as Assistant in Rhetoric.
It was told by a lady from Harrisville that Annie was later a Professor at the University of Mississippi, but that information hasn't yet been proven. 1905 Ole Miss Yearbook has her listed as an English Instructor. This appears to be just short of a full Professor but ahead of those called associate professors.
The University of Mississippi's Quarterly Bulletin dated May 1905 listed Annie Berry as Assistant in Rhetoric.
It was told by a lady from Harrisville that Annie was later a Professor at the University of Mississippi, but that information hasn't yet been proven. 1905 Ole Miss Yearbook has her listed as an English Instructor. This appears to be just short of a full Professor but ahead of those called associate professors.
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