Dean Of Womens Office Records

Collection consists of 20.5 cubic feet of the Dean of Women's Office records spanning 1905-1945. Primarily correspondence, within this collection researchers can find a wealth of information on student life at Indiana University.

Records document the administrative activities of the office, the student programs that it coordinated, and committee activities of the Dean of Women.

Contains administrative documents of Lucile O. Demiller, the Dean of Women at Brigham Young University 1969-1971. Includes correspondence with several administrative authorites regarding student women's issues. Some topics include dress standards, campus clubs, violations, and finances.

Contains mostly incoming correspondence from prospective students, and Harvard College and Corporation officials among others. Also includes reports from committees on faculty, examinations, professorships, library, admission requirements, etc.; financial documents; faculty petitions; and lists of students. Subject files contain applications from prospective students, letters of recommendation, and material about admission of women and blacks.