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The Academy of Political Science

in the City of New York

Board of Trustees

President
Samuel McCune Lindsay

Vice-Presidents
Albert Shaw Thomas W. Lamont

Secretary
Henry Raymond Mussey 		Treasurer
George A. Plimpton

Directors

  • Irving T. Bush
  • A. Barton Hepburn
  • William L. Ransom
  • Edwin R. A. Seligman
  • William R. Shepherd
  • Munroe Smith
  • Henry L. Stimson
  • Frank A. Vanderlip

Editor of the Political Science Quarterly
Henry Raymond Mussey

The Academy of Political Science, founded in 1880, is composed of men and women interested in political, economic and social questions. The annual dues are $5. Members receive without further payment the current issues of the Political Science Quarterly and the Proceedings, and are entitled to admission to all meetings, lectures and receptions under the auspices of the Academy.

Communications regarding the Academy should be addressed to the Secretary of the Academy of Political Science, Kent Hall, Columbia University, or to Miss Emma S. Lake, Assistant to the President of the Academy, Kent Hall, Columbia University.

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