Princeton University. Office of the Dean of the College.

The Dean of the College is Princeton University's third-oldest deanship. President Woodrow Wilson established the office in the spring of 1909 to oversee disciplinary and extra-curricular concerns. The dean of the college has administrative oversight of admission to the undergraduate college, the curriculum of the College, and the services and agencies designed to promote the academic development of undergraduates. The dean of the college is also charged with the application and enforcement of the rules and standards relating to undergraduate scholarship, standing, and attendance in the University.

From the description of Office of the Dean of the College records, 1919-2001. (Peking University Library). WorldCat record id: 74214394