Coe College - Acorn Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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CHARLES T. HICKOII, Ph. D. Professor of Political and Social Science SALEM G. PAT1-1soN, M. A., LL. D. Professor of History RISSER PATTY Directory of Conservatory and Professor of Voice CLINTON O. BATES, Ph. D. Professor of Chemistry GEORGE VV. BRYANT, M. A., D. D. Professor of Latin VVILLIAM MCCLUNG EVANS, M. A., D. D. Professor of Bible VVILLIAM BENSOS, B. A. Professor of Greek LEROY D. VVELD, M. S., Ph. D. Professor of Physics Page 23

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Page 22 DEAN STEPHEN W. STOOKEY Dr. Stephen W. Stookey has been a member of the Coe faculty for thirty-three years. He is now professor of Geology and Botany, and Dean of the College. In this latter capacity Dr. Stookey is chairman of the Executive Committee which has charge of and power to act finally upon all matters of petition, initiates legislation concerning the conduct of the affairs of the college and makes recommendations to the faculty. He is also chairman of the Curriculum Committee which regulates all modifications in the curriculum. In the absence of the president Dean Stookey' acts in his stead upon numerous matters that require immediate action. The Dean of the College has immediate supervision over the teaching and advises with the heads of the departments concerning their special problems. ' DEAN FLORENCE NICHOLSON Miss Florence Nicholson, as successor to Miss Maria Leonard, came to Coe last fall from the University of VVisconsin where she was an instructor in the English department and a graduate student. Previous to her work in this University she was Dean of VVomen at Mount Union College, Alliance, Ohio. She: secured her A. B. degree in 1908 at Dakota VVesleyan University and her M. A. degree in 1913 at Columbia. Miss Nicholson as dean has charge of the housing of the girls in Voorhees Hall and in town. She regulates the employment as far as it relates to women, has general oversight of their social life and is advisor to the girls' activities. She guides them in their student government matters, is a counsellor in relation to their academic work, represents them on administrative committees and is a general advisor to the girls and their problems. DEAN HARRY KREMERS Harry Kremers, as Dean of Men, took up his new duties in the fall of 1923. He has been professor of Missions and Religious Education, and Bible, counsellor to freshman men, a member of the Coe faculty for ten years. Dean Kremers secured his B. A. and M. A. degrees at Hope College. As Dean of Men he is the otlicer of the college to whom all men may look for counsel and guidance in matters pertaining to their college work. He acts upon any matters of discipline with reference to the men of the college. He is a kind and sympathetic advisor to them in their scholastic, financial, and personal problems.

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