University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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uaraaa -qTi Am-SsJfeii DEAN OF WOMEN The aims of the Dean of Women are to help the student woman in her problems of adjustment to a new environment, and to co-operate with her in the solution of the complex so- cial problem. To the splendid leadership of the women's or- ganizations and to the harmonious co-operation between the members and their leaders is due, in great measure, the credit for the well-being of campus life; for the spirit of happy comrade- ship, the growing sense of respon- sibility, the gratifying increase of groups organized for living pur- poses, and the more wholesome at- mosphere in the social life on the campus. Ruby E. C. Mason DEAN OF MEN The Dean of Men is an advisory officer whose main in- terest is in the individual and his problems. Most men who come to college would do their work well if their purposes were strong enough, if the conditions under which they were living were healthful and proper, and if they would go at their work seriously and regularly. It is the purpose of the Dean Clark Dean of Men, so far as it is possible, to bring about these conditions. Very few men will accept advice for which they have not asked, but the Dean of Men and his assistants stand ready every day to give help and suggestions and advice to every individual in the University. Thomas Arkle Clark OO 9 Dean Mason Holt 5 % n % aaft uEtfKfegf x m