Faculty & staff
Our faculty and staff started with Professor Robert B. "Dusty" Miller (at right) in 1908. He was paid $1400 per year and he had no staff. He had three rooms in the basement of the Old Arts Building for a classroom and labs. By the end of 1927 the professor was Horace P. Webb (BScF'20, MScF'23) and his workload for the professor was to give eighteen lectures per week in twelve different subjects, conduct ten laboratories per week and supervise the Saturday field work. The Senate agreed to hire a second professor of forestry.
The photo below at left is Professor Horace Webb in 1927, at right is Mona Roy '48 and Prof. Barney Flieger '26. She was the first woman to get a BScF and an MScF at UNB.
