and Bucknell University, 1930; Doctor of Laws, Oberlin College, 1930; and Doctor of Humane Letters, Otterbein College, 1933. Wickenden died of a heart attack at Monadnock Community Hospital on September 1, 1947 while on vacation at Peterborough, New Hampshire. Writings He was the author of: Illumination and Photometry (1910) Report of the Investigation of Engineering Education 1923-1929. Volume 1 (1930) with Chas. F. Scott. Report of the Investigation of Engineering Education 1923-1929. Volume 2 (1934) with Chas. F. Scott. Engineering Education Needs a "Second Mile." Electrical Engineering. Volume: 54 Issue: 5 (May 1935) References External links Case Western Reserve University bio https://case.edu/its/archives/presidents/AddressToCaseAlumni_1947-05-24_speech.pdf http://ethw.org/Archives:Papers_of_William_E._Wickenden Case Western Reserve University faculty Denison University alumni Rochester Institute of Technology faculty Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty 1882 births 1947 deaths Writers from Toledo, Ohio Presidents of Case Western Reserve University 20th-century American academics