There are seven folders of dean's records. Three cover the period of Louise B. Wallace's deanship, mainly the period 1914-1919. Subjects relate primarily to the difficulties involved in bringing over new faculty in the light of wartime conditions.
Eleanor Burns became dean in 1924 and in 1932 received the added responsibilities of American vice president when the two colleges were merged. She served until her retirement in 1950. Earlier she held positions as registrar and professor of physics. Much of her correspondence can be found in the records of the New York Office. In the Dean's files there is an account of a memorial assembly held at the college following her death in 1952.
Box 23 Folder 21-23
Correspondence to Louise B. Wallace, 1914-1919
Box 23 Folder 24
Correspondence to Wright from Burns, 1937, 1943, 1937, 1943
Box 23 Folder 25
Copies of Burns's general correspondence, 1920-1947
Box 23 Folder 26
General correspondence to Burns, 1916-1926
Box 23 Folder 27
Memorial Assembly for Burns, 1952