Deans of Men and the Shaping of Modern College Culture

ROBERT SCHWARTZ Associate Professor of Higher Education at Florida State University, USA.

"Historian Robert Schwartz has brought the campus administrative chart to life by animating the fascinating story of colleges' Deans of Men. This book includes thoughtful analysis of significant higher education trends combined with his fresh, remarkable biographies of colorful, influential figures." - John R. Thelin, University Research Professor and Professor of Educational Policy Studies, University of Kentucky "The biographies of early Deans of Men in this volume are fascinating and wide-ranging. Schwartz includes deans from the South and the Midwest in his volume, in addition to representatives from the Northeast. He places all of his biographies in a context of a developing profession, struggling to find its way." - Wayne J. Urban, Paul W. Bryant Professor in the College of Education, The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa "This book offers a unique and important contribution tothefield of higher education. It is thoughtful, well-written, and tells a unique and important story. Schwartz has created a hybrid book where he uses biography with history to do academic history with a human voice." - Alan Wieder,Senior Research Consultant, Center for Teaching Quality

• The Rise and Demise of the Deans of Men: A Historical Perspective The Pioneer: Thomas Arkle Clark, 'Dean of Deans' The Paternalist: Scott Goodnight of Wisconsin The Academics: Early Deans in Liberal Arts Colleges Francis F. Bradshaw, A Southern Student Personnel Pioneer A Modern Dean, Fred Turner of Illinois A Brief Treatise on the Deans of Women The Demise of the Deans of Men, The Rise of the Deans of Students A Retrospective Epilogue