Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Dr. Reginald Whidden, in his capacity as Associate Dean of the College, is known to every Mary Washington student, whether she is an incoming freshman or an outgoing senior. He is an integral part of our campus life, and he functions as one of the many links between the student body and the administration. A stu- dent knows that when she has a personal or academic problem. Dr. Whidden can provide the necessary guidance. hHis counselling ranges from such areas as academic programs, scheduling of classes, and major guidance. He is always willing to share with the student his vast wisdom and reason. Because of the unique role he plays on the Hill, Dean Whidden is and will be a well-re- membered part of our college years. Dr. Reginald W.WhIdder sociate Dean of fhe College

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Dean of the College .4 DEAN ALVEY As Dean of the College, Dr. Edward Alvey is concerned chiefly with the academic program. Aided by other members of the administration and by the faculty committees, he works toward the at- tainment of the scholastic goals embodied in the college ' s Statement of Purpose. The college cata- logue schedule of classes, student academic stand- ing, and financial aid awards are among the re- sponsibilities of his office. A graduate of the University of Virginia, Dr. Alvey has been Dean since 1934. Currently, he heads the Association of Academic Deans of Southern States. A member of Phi Beta Kappa and the Raven Society, Dean Alvey writes articles on education for the Americana Annual, the Americana Encyclopedia and various professional journals. An experienced traveler, he and Mrs. Alvey have made many trips to Mexico to visit their daughter, a graduate of Mary Washington Col- lege. Dr. Alvey also recently completed a study tour of educational systems in the soviet countries of Eastern Europe, a tour which combined his in- terests in education and in travel. Dr. Edward Alvey, Jr.

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Dean of Women The Dean of Students, Miss Margaret Hargrove, has responsibility for the various areas of student life other than the ac- ademic; these include the residential, the extracurricular, and the student govern- mental. A graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College and Cornell University, Dr. Hargrove is Professor of Classics. She al- so serves on such faculty committees as Admissions, Academic Counselling and Guidance, and Public Occasions, and is the administrative advisor to the Student Gov- ernment Association. Dr. Margaret Hargrove 14