Commission on Student Life collection
Scope and Contents note
The Commission on Student Life collection contains documents generated by the commission in the 2 years of its existence, including reports detailing its proposals.
Dates
- 1967 - 1969
Access and Use note
The Commission on Student Life collection is open for research.
Copyright
Copyright held by Oakland University.
History
The Commission on Student Life was an ad hoc committee at Oakland University that was appointed by Chancellor Varner in March 1967 to provide recommendations on student government and on coordination of the student life program. The Commission included 11 faculty members, 8 students, and 2 staff members. It issued its report in May 1967. The following year, the commission became an ad hoc committee of the Senate with 6 students elected at-large by the student body, 5 faculty members, one administrative-professional staff member, and the Dean of Students, as an ex officio and non-voting member. Its broad mission was to provide guidance on anything related to student life. The resignation of Chancellor Varner and selection of Donald O'Dowd as new president led to the resignation of students representatives on the Senate and ended the commission's work.
Extent
0.25 Linear Feet
Language of Materials
English
Abstract
Records of the Commission on Student Life, an ad hoc committee at Oakland University that produced a report on student government and on coordination of the student life program in 1967 and served as an advisory University Senate committee on student life until 1969.
Processing
Processed by Shirley Paquette and Dominique Daniel, September 2018.
- Language of description
- English
- Script of description
- Latin
Repository Details
Part of the Oakland University Archives and Special Collections Repository
Kresge Library
100 Library Drive
Rochester MI 48309 USA