Brigham Young University. Administrative Council
Dates
- Existence: 1958 - 1971
Administrative History
The Administrative Council (1958-1971) advises the University President.
Ernest L. Wilkinson organized the Administrative Council in September of 1958 under the permission of the Board of Trustees. Until 1964, during Earl C. Crockett's presidency, the Administrative Council performed dual roles of advising the President on the University as well as the Unified Church School System, but Crockett instituted a separate council to administer to the Unified Church School System. The Administrative Council continued to operate until 1971, when Dallin H. Oaks was made President of the University.
Citation:
BYU Organizational History Project, via WWW, November 25, 2022 (Administrative Council; formed in September 1958 by Wilkinson; served both University and Unified Church School System until 1964; was abolished in 1971 by Dallin H. Oaks upon becoming President)Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Brigham Young University vice-presidential committee and council records, 1968-1975
Contains administrative files of the BYU Benefits Committee, Bookstore Board of Directors, Computer Guidance Council, Employment History Committee, Faculty Advisory Council, Personnel Committee, Personnel and Employee Benefits Committee, Professional Organizations and Institutional Membership Committee, Scheduling Board, Teacher Development Committee, Transfer of Credit Committee, and University Access Committee.
Brigham Young University vice-presidential records on associations and auxiliary services, 1972-1975
Contains administrative files of the Alumni Association, American Indian Studies Institute, Benefits Office, Continuing Education, Counseling Center, Financial Aids, Financial Services, Institutional Research, Instructional Services, Library, Payroll, Personnel Services, Physical Plant, Purchasing Department, Research Department, University Press, and University Relations.