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William Caldwell Titcomb
The Michigan Alumnus 150
The Michigan Alumnus 150
Professor Titcomb is a graduate in Arts and in Architecture of Harvard University. He was a member of the Architectural Faculty here from 1907 to 1913. Since then he has for a long period been a professor in architecture at the University of Illinois. He was in France during two years of the war period and was a member of the teaching staff with the School of Art and Architecture at Bellevue, conducted for American architectural and art students during the period between the armistice and their return to this country. Pro fessor Titcomb will teach architectural design.