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

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OFFICE DF THE DEAN OF MEN The Udice of the Dean of Alen at the University of Illinois is another of the firsts in the educational world for which the University is famous. In the spring of 19111, President Andrew Sloan Draper created a new posi- tion in the faculty of the L'niversity of Illinois, and a new position in the iield of education, when hc appointed Professor Thomas Arkle Clark as Dean of L'ndergraduates. The duties of the new otiieer were to deal with undergraduate students in the fields of class attendance, discipline, and de- linquent scholarship. Dean Clark was eminently successful, and his work was copied hy almost every college and university in the country. He was one of the founders of the National Association of Deans and Advisors of Men in 1919. XYhen he retired in 1031. he was succeeded hy Fred H. Turner, formerly Assistant Dean of Xlen. who served as Acting Dean of Nlen in 1931-32, and was ap- pointed Dean of Nlen in 1932. The work ofthe Dean of Nlen includes individual counseling, social adiust- ments, personal prohlems outside the academic field, employment and place- ment, housing, loans, scholarships, social events, fraternities, extracurricular activities and organizations, group affairs and events, and orientation. Other stall members at present include: lfdward F. Stafford, Assistant Dean for Freshmen and Foreign Studentsg Gerald XV. Peck, Assistant Dean in charge of Student Employmentg Y. james Hampton, Assistant Dean in charge of Organization Finances, Stanfield S. Taylor, Assistant to the Dean, on leave of ahsence for military service, and Durward G. Judy. Assistant to the Dean, on leave of ahsencc for military service. '1 D.. I FMD H.-XROI,D TURNER Dom ffl Alru The Dean of Men, Fred Harold Turner, was horn in Hume, Illinois. on March 22, 1900. He was made assistant to Thomas Arkle tlark, Dean of Men, after graduating from thc University ot' Illinois in 1022. In 1031, he rcteixed the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Edutation. Hrs thesis may be found in the library, as it is considered one of the most authoritative accounts ever made of the Illi- nois Industrial University, In 1932, he was iuaided the lull title ot Dean of Men after serving as Atting Dean in the preceding year. In retent years several of his surveys of stu- dent life at the University have appeared in turrent magazines, Dean Turner is greatly interested in student organizations on the campus, and is a member of the Illini Board of Control. He is Secretary of the National Assotiation of Deans and Advisers of Men, ind Educational Adviser to the National Inter- lialcinlty Cl-nfciente. f' 11-is null si rlllllllv 111 xx 'Ir asia Y. -Iaxiis Huivros C3rli.xr,oXY'.PF1ie 311