University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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DEAN OF WOMEN The vvorl4 ol the start infthe oltice ol the Dean ol Women does not consist ol probing students to better their grades, but ol an advisory capacity, trying to bridge the step from sheltered lamily lile to independent college living. Dean l-roxell says that the possibilities ol a Deans job are limited only by time and the person doing the vvorl4. She is never too busy to listen to any student no matter hovv small her problem may be. The Dean's oltice operates a vocational advising and placement bureau lor vvomen students under the competent supervision ol lvliss Beulah l.arl4in vvho has coached many a troubled senior in job-seel4ing tactics. ln addition, the ollice lceeps a permanent, com- prehensive personal record which enables it to give recommendations and other in- formation about Wisconsin graduates. For students unable to atlord the necessities de- manded by college lile, the Dean ol'Women,s ollice maintains a loan lund and a lending library of college text boolcs. Dean l-lelen Kayser acts as the gentle but Firm overseer of panhellenic activities, and Miss Ann Lawton, recent graduate, clarities perplexing -problems lor Freshmen vvomen. s ' :ri DEAN LOUISE TROXELL Dean -lroxell is lqnovvn to every woman on campus. l-ler office is always open to students with problems ol any sort. She has the quality of understanding and the per- sonality to malce her a really great executive. Lathrop l-lall, relaxation center lor Wisconsin women and home of the Deans. 23

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