Other classes that were added to the curriculum included: psychology and logic, comparative psychology (animal evolution, child psychology and racial psychology), physiological psychology, abnormal psychology and psychology of religion. At this point, MacEachran had developed and supported the whole of the undergraduate philosophy and psychology programs and supervised at least one Masters level student. He MacEachran also began administrative duties for the university in 1911, and officially accepted the position as the University of Alberta's first Provost in 1912.
Other academic subjects incorporated into the curriculum included: psychology, logic, comparative psychology (animal evolution, child psychology, racial psychology), physiological psychology, abnormal psychology, and psychology of religion. MacEachran had developed and supported all undergraduate philosophy and psychology programs and supervised at least one Masters-level student. He began administrative duties for the university in 1911 and was officially appointed as the University of Alberta's first Provost in 1912.