Office Of The Dean Of Students Records

The records of the Office of the Dean of Students include correspondence regarding the searches for Directors of Residential Life and Student Activities (1987); Annual Reports (1929-1989); general records including correspondence, memos, announcements, news clippings (1943-1994); Cycles surveys (1976-1990); and a number of subject files. The annual reports cover the Office of Residential Life with information of statistics on dorms, including rooms, students, Head Resident changes, and student activities, consisting of information on student run groups such as the Student Government Association and events such as Winter Term.

The collection contains subject files, committee records, administrative and student records from the plan of study program, and publications from the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Studies.

The records of the Dean of Students comprise 6 cubic feet and span the period from 1941-2000. Includes annual reports for the Dean of Students Office, 1947-1979; reports of departments within the Office, 1947-1979; and correspondence, policy notes, budgets, excerpts from minutes and Board of Trustees information. The bulk of the collection consists of records from Thomas Schreck's tenure as dean.

This collection documents the office of the Dean of Students, 1948-1974, and its predecessor office 1915-1947. Honor Council and disciplinary records, student activities and daily life,, appointment books, campus office records are included. The collection is restricted and requires permission to use from the President's Office.

This collection includes student records for students admitted to the programs of The Sackler School of Graduate and Biomedical Sciences kept by the Office of the Dean.

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.