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Washburn was respected by the students, with George Edward Adams, one of the 1894 graduates who later served as Dean of Agriculture remarking, "The students not only liked him, but he made a lasting impression." Additionally, he was respected nationally serving as the chairperson of the Section on
349:. She was granddaughter of Joseph Maken Merrow (1784–1845), the founder and namesake of the company, that began with the manufacture of gunpowder, but developed their international reputation as manufacturers of industrial sewing machines, knitting machines, and crocheting machines. Her brother, 298:. Upon the founding of the Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in 1892, he became its first president. During his tenure as president of the college, he was instrumental in initiating the sports programs, instituting admissions requirements in line with the requirements of the 578:
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in 1883, where he remained until 1887 when he traveled to Germany for his doctoral studies. Upon his return to the United States in 1889, he was appointed as first principal of the to the newly founded Rhode Island Agricultural School that was associated with the
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Chapter 8: Exit Washburn, pp. 118-130. In: Eschenbacher, Herman F. 1967. The University of Rhode Island: A History of Land Grant Education in Rhode Island. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts Division, Meredith Publishing Company.
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Mechanic Arts of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, and in 1894 made the treasurer of the same organization. Also, in 1894, he was elected to the Board of Visitors of
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p. 118 In: Eschenbacher, Herman F. 1967. The University of Rhode Island: A History of Land Grant Education in Rhode Island. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts Division, Meredith Publishing Company. 548pp.
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Ueber den Rohrzucker des Maiskorns und ĂĽber amerikanischen SĂĽssmais in verschiedenen Stadien der Reife. (On the Cane Sugar of the Corn Kernel and on American Sweet Corn in Different Stages of Maturity.)
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Washburn, J.H. and B. Tollens. 1889. Ueber Mais und Gewinnung von krystallisirtem Rohrzucker aus demselben. Berichte der deutschen chemischen Gesellschaft 22(1):1047-1048.
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Browne, C.A. 1942. Bernhard Tollens (1841-1918) and some American students of his school of agricultural chemistry. Journal of Chemical Education 19(6):253-259.
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Washburn, J.H. and B. Tollens. 1890. Ueber die Abscheidung von krystallisirtem Rohrzucker aus dem Maiskorn. Justus Liebigs Annalen der Chemie 257(2):156-160.
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Washburn's wife, Marta Williams (Merrow) Washburn was the youngest daughter of Connecticut industrialist Joseph Battel Merrow (1819–1897), president of the
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In 1921, an agricultural laboratory building was built on the central quadrangle of the
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Shortly after leaving Rhode Island, Washburn became the director of the newly founded
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Washburn Merrow: Marriage of a Professor with a Charming Nutmeg State Girl,
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Washburn's first academic appointment was as an instructor of chemistry at
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School of Agriculture Alumni, Boston University Catalog (1918) pp. 93-94.
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as part of the Rhode Island Agricultural Experiment Station.
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John Merrow Washburn, Elizabeth Merrow (Washburn) Miller
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Washburn Hall at the University of Rhode Island in 1921
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Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Boston University
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Brown University
University of Göttingen
University of Rhode Island
Agricultural chemistry
Connecticut Agricultural College
Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
National Farm School
Thesis
Ueber den Rohrzucker des Maiskorns und ĂĽber amerikanischen SĂĽssmais in verschiedenen Stadien der Reife. (On the Cane Sugar of the Corn Kernel and on American Sweet Corn in Different Stages of Maturity.)
Doctoral advisor
Bernhard Tollens
agricultural chemistry
University of Rhode Island
Delaware Valley University
Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Boston University
Rhode Island Reform School
Cranston, Rhode Island
Brown University
Willimantic, Connecticut
University of Göttingen
agricultural chemistry
Connecticut Agricultural College

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