Barnard College. Dean's Office.

According to Statutes of Barnard College, revised in 1908, the Dean was chief executive officer of the school. The Dean presided over Faculty meetings in the absence of the President of the University. The Dean was also charged with general oversight of the college including buildings and grounds, moveable property, student discipline and, all educational administration. The Dean reported the needs of the College to the President of the University and had a seat on the University Council. The Dean also proposed budgets and appointments of officers of education to the Board of Trustees. The title was changed to President in 1952 during the term of Millicent McIntosh.

From the description of Barnard College dean's/president's official correspondence, 1904-1960. (Columbia University In the City of New York). WorldCat record id: 298686790