Mount Holyoke College Archives and Special Collections

Archival Inventory

1 folder

Historical Sketch:
The Class Committees were established at Mount Holyoke as a means of advising students. The Class Committees were composed of faculty members interested in advising students. The Committees were granted power to grant permission to student to take greater or fewer credits than the norm, and to expel students of low standing. The Joint Class Committee was composed of the four Class Committees.

Description of Records:
The records contain reports written by Class Committee to the faculty. Information includes statistics on the numbers of students being tutored and taking greater or fewer credit hours than is the norm, and all activities planned by the Class Committees.

Cite as: Committee for Class of . . . Records, Mount Holyoke College Archives and Special Collections, South Hadley, MA

Access Restrictions: Unrestricted.