Training (1958–1959), and Master of Berkeley College (1950–1959). from 1951 to 1952, he became the first occupant of the academic chair at the United States Naval War College that in 1953 would be named and carry the title of Ernest J. King Professor of Maritime History. While teaching in the Yale History Department between 1937 and 1959, he served on the University's Rowing Committee, and for thirty years was a reporter on rowing events for the "Yale Alumni Magazine". He also wrote numerous articles on the history of crew and collegiate rowing for "The Oarsman".