Source
Senate Minutes UNB 1904-1927, 192
Date
Note
Senate approves "Physical and voluntary military training... under such conditions as
may be agreed upon by the Chancellor [President] of the University and the Military Authorities"
(192).
2 Jun 1910: Military Authorities, University and students make arrangements to start training
(SM 198).
17 June 1911: Deputy Minister of Militia and Defense communicates re: Military Drill at UNB
(SM 230).
16 Nov 1912: Preliminary report on Officers Training Corps received (SM 248), and Military
arms in university possession to be returned to Military Department of Canada (SM 250).
23 Nov 1915: Students request and receive a 7% bonus on exam papers for every student who
passes the Military examinations successfully. At this time, "Military Drill" is an actual course in
the University (SM334).
23 Nov 1915: the Military Department (Canada) loans rifles to the University for Military Drill,
Dr. MacDonald responsible for course (SM 338).
17 May 1917: Military training course extended over two years, mandatory for "all male
Candidates for the regular degrees of B.A. and B.Sc. in course... not to excee four hours per week
of actual lectures and drill" (SM 1904-27, 372).
Subject(s)
University Classes