Purdue University. Dean of Students.
Historical Information
In 1974, Purdue consolidated the roles of Dean of Women and Dean of Men into the Office of the Dean of Students, with Beverley Stone serving as the first Dean of Students. Barbara Cook took over as Dean of Students in 1980 and served until 1987. Betty Nelson served as Dean of Students 1987 – 1995. Tony Hawkins served as Dean of Students 1995 - 2011. The duties of the Dean of Students during this time included providing personal and academic counseling, disciplinary action, administrating student organizations, providing testing services, student housing services and other services related to student well-being.
Citation:
UA 29, Dean of Students records, Purdue University Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries.Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Dean of Students records
Annual Reports, Date File Correspondence, and other documents created by the Office of the Dean of Students.
Fraternities, Sororities and Cooperative Life records
Documents, scrapbooks, newsletters documenting Greek life and activities on Purdue's campus
Pablo Malavenda Tomahawk pledge board
Panhellenic Association records
The Panhellenic Association records includes materials documenting the activities of both the Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Association, particularly as it relates to their membership. Records include scrapbooks, awards, minutes, correspondence, pamphlets, brochures, news articles, RUSH and Fraternity Life guides, and more. Topics of particular interest include alcohol policies, racial issues, community involvement, housing, and black fraternities.
Purdue University. Dean of Students--Student Activities office records--addition 2
Purdue University Office of the Dean of Students, Student Activities and Organizations records, addition 01
Purdue University Office of the Dean of Students, Student Activities and Organizations records, addition 02
Carol Pyle collection of Dean of Women and Dean of Students Memorabilia
Correspondence and clippings documenting Carol Pyle’s relationship with Dorothy Stratton, Helen Schleman, Beverley Stone, and Barbara Cook.