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Uiug 30112113114497 241 1643786634
Uiug 30112113114497 241 1643786634
Uiug 30112113114497 241 1643786634
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of the native professors in the faculty and of the important local constituency
financial affairs with rare pru
its
of the college . He has also administered
dence and success Mr. Charles W. Riggs taught the college for thirteen
in
.
retiring
in
years 1893
,
.
The faculty has been increased with the growing needs and now numbers
,
eleven seven professors and four tutors Only two these are Americans
an of
,
.
including the President The native professors bear important part the
in
. Bezjian Kri
H.
A.
instruction and development the college
of
Professors
,
.
Bezjian are
all
superior abilities
of
korian Levonian and
Z.
of
S.
men
,
,
thorough education marked gifts The high character
as
teachers
of
and
,
.
and abilities represented
of
in
the college promises
to
and their work maintain and increase
in
in
these men
;
these qualities
.
Medical work this mission has enjoyed especial distinction and has
in
by
rendered unusual service from the first days when Dr. Azariah Smith solid
As ,
as
worth and power the front the missionary enterprise
of
set soon
in
it
,
.
the college was organized medical department was opened and has always
in the a
,
been prominent part work The Azariah
of
educational this center
in
a
is .
Smith Hospital Aintab charge the medical faculty known far and
at
of
,
,
all
by its
as
near among nationalities and benefits are eagerly sought after and
,
by
as
M.
Moslems Christians Norris
as
S.
D.
was
,
.
appointed professor this department 1876 and entered on his duties the
in
in
by ,
1882
,
,
.
as
remains charge hospital and medical work indefatigable worker
of
in
,
spirit
he
missionary
of
his
of as
in
of
its
maintained high reputation and rendered valuable service and
it
,
an
The college enjoys high reputation throughout the mission and wher
a
ever known The attendance rose steadily from the first 1880
in
is
it
it
;
.
reported twelve medical students forty four the college classes and thirty
in
,
,
two the preparatory department These students came from twenty three
in
different places representing every province and district within the liinits
of
,
In
the mission 1896 the year after the massacres there were attendance
in
,
,
.
one hundred and sixty students the greatest number the history
of
the
in
,
college The regular work went without interruption save during the
on
.
of
week the massacre The religious condition the college was satis
of
.
by
of
and students The graduates are widely scattered throughout the mission
,
.
as
the
of
1895
.
the
the
students
in
for
diplomas from the college Too many have withdrawn from Turkey one
,
.
for
or
at