Cutler came to Western Reserve College in 1860 as a professor of philosophy and rhetoric, teaching for 29 years until 1889. After the resignation of President Henry L. Hitchcock, Cutler served as president of Western Reserve College from 1871–1886.
Cutler resigned from the presidency in 1886 under pressure and disagreement of ending coeducation. Revisiting his abolitionist beliefs, he spent his remaining years teaching at small all-black colleges in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Talladega, Alabama. He died in Talladega from pneumonia on January 25, 1894, and his body was returned to Hudson, Ohio, for burial.[4]
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^"Address in Memory of Rev. Carroll Cutler, D. D., Fourth President of Adelbert College of Western Reserve University" (1894)
^. Archived from the original on 2006-10-12. Retrieved 2017-09-06.
^Hamerla, R. R. (2006-01-27). An American Scientist on the Research Frontier: Edward Morley, Community, and Radical Ideas in Nineteenth-Century Science. Springer. ISBN9781402040887.
carroll, cutler, january, 1829, january, 1894, fourth, president, western, reserve, college, case, western, reserve, university, president, western, reserve, collegein, office, 1871, 1886preceded, byhenry, hitchcocksucceeded, byhiram, haydnpersonal, detailsbor. Rev Carroll Cutler January 31 1829 January 25 1894 was the fourth president of Western Reserve College now Case Western Reserve University Carroll Cutler4th President of Western Reserve CollegeIn office 1871 1886Preceded byHenry L HitchcockSucceeded byHiram C HaydnPersonal detailsBorn 1829 01 31 January 31 1829Windham New Hampshire U S DiedJanuary 25 1894 1894 01 25 aged 64 Talladega Alabama U S 1 Resting placeMarkillie Cemetery Hudson Ohio U S SpouseFrances E GallagherAlma materYale University Yale Divinity School Cutler was born January 31 1829 in Windham New Hampshire He attended high school at Phillips Academy in Andover Massachusetts from 1847 to 1850 Cutler graduated from Yale College in 1854 While at Yale Cutler became a member of the elite secret society of Skull and Bones in 1854 2 He graduated from Yale Divinity School in 1858 On August 10 1858 he married Frances Elizabeth Gallagher That same year he with his wife left for Germany to study philosophy for a year interacting with such philosophers as August Tholuck Hermann Hupfeld and Hermann Ulrici Cutler came to Western Reserve College in 1860 as a professor of philosophy and rhetoric teaching for 29 years until 1889 After the resignation of President Henry L Hitchcock Cutler served as president of Western Reserve College from 1871 1886 In 1882 Cutler moved Western Reserve College from Hudson Ohio to its current location in the University Circle neighborhood on the east side of Cleveland under the new name Adelbert College of Western Reserve University Mandated in the gift by Amasa Stone new trustees were appointed after the move including John Hay Rutherford B Hayes and James A Garfield 3 Cutler resigned from the presidency in 1886 under pressure and disagreement of ending coeducation Revisiting his abolitionist beliefs he spent his remaining years teaching at small all black colleges in Charlotte North Carolina and Talladega Alabama He died in Talladega from pneumonia on January 25 1894 and his body was returned to Hudson Ohio for burial 4 References edit Address in Memory of Rev Carroll Cutler D D Fourth President of Adelbert College of Western Reserve University 1894 Membership of Yale s Skull and Bones Society Archived from the original on 2006 10 12 Retrieved 2017 09 06 Hamerla R R 2006 01 27 An American Scientist on the Research Frontier Edward Morley Community and Radical Ideas in Nineteenth Century Science Springer ISBN 9781402040887 Cutler Carroll 11 May 2018 External links editCase Western Reserve University bio Carroll Cutler at Find a Grave Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Carroll Cutler amp oldid 1192618557, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
