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The Pioneer: Thomas Arkle Clark, Dean of Deans,, letters, telegrams began a rriving for him. ‘Who is this guy?’ asked an attendant. Replied another, ‘Guess he’s a gangster.’” This was the beginning to the 1931 . magazine obituary for Thomas Arkle Clark, officially the dean of men at the University of Illinois from 1909, and by most accounts one

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The Paternalists,ith the other deans of men in the Big Ten conference via telephone or by telegram but he found these contacts very limited. Goodnight wanted to sit across the table, face to face with his colleagues, and hammer out mutual problems. Goodnight’s primary concern was disciplinary issues associated with

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The Academics: Early Deans in the Liberal Arts Colleges,ing in the first place. Briggs, often referred to as “Dean Briggs” by the students, became much more than his preferred professional occupation as professor of rhetoric over his long career. In time, Briggs would actually become Dean for Students. Briggs was so instrumental to Charles Eliot’s admini

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A Modern Dean: Fred Turner,attern of hiring mature, young men to work in the Dean’s office under his direction. Calling themselves, “Tommy’s boys,” the young men arranged appointments, answered correspondence, filed reports and the voluminous paperwork that the Dean’s office began to accumulate as the bureaucracy of the unive

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A Retrospective Epilogue,f men are “a riddle within an enigma,” in that they defy easy definition. As Irma Voight, a dean of women and president of the National Association of Deans of Women in 1936 noted, the deans of men owed their existence to the deans of women. Had the deans of women not been so successful, the deans o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-62256-5There have been several articles in the recent higher education literature on deans of women as well. So the overview that follows is meant to provide only a brief, not exhaustive, perspective on the deans of women in comparison to the deans of men.