University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Dean of Women No other member of the University administration comes in as close contact with the social life of the students as does Anne Dudley Blitz, Dean of Women. One of her important duties is the supervision of the living conditions of women students. Another is her position as chairman of the joint committee on Student Affairs, which requires that she issue permits for all par- ties attended by students during the school year. Perhaps her greatest service is in her individual contact with the women. Through this contact she is able to offer advice and counsel and to help solve prob- lems facing them as individuals. Anne Dudley Blitz Dean of Men John R. Dyer, Dean of Men, has firmly established himself in the general scheme of things at the University of Kansas. Through his efforts many movements which otherwise might fail through lack of specific guidance are carried through to successful completion. He is ready at any time to take up any situation which confronts the men of the University either as individuals or as a group. He works quietly and with little friction, but, measured by results, his efforts have proven most profitable to the school. This is his second year as Dean of Men. He came from Ohio state. John R. Dyer Page 7

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THE J rK-Ht.ACWlCEIl.-1033 ji Dean of Administration In F. J. Kelly, Dean of Administra- tion, the University of Kansas has a man who is attempting to correlate the best methods of school administration so fai developed in other institutions and to apply them here, as far as practicable. Probably no other phase of university development has received so little atten- tion, generally, as has the field in which Dean Kelly is working. The benefits of his efforts in the short time since he has taken up his duties is apparent in many places. It is difficult to define the scope of Dean Kelly ' s position, but to compare him to an efficiency expert in an industrial plant is a good illustration of his wide- spread activities. F. J. Kelly Vice-President The University of Kansas is fortunate in having men of the type of William L. Burdick, vice-president of the University. Following the death of Uncle Jimmy Green, Mr. Burdick took over the duties of the dean of the School of Law in addition to his other activities, and during the time he was chairman of the faculty of the school, he did much to improve it. All who meet him are won by his manner and his insight into affairs. His presence here has been instrumental in keeping Kansas in national prominence in law circles. W. L. Burdick Page 6

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