Dr. Beverly White Miller, President from 1974-1975 to 1978-1979, 1974-1979

Beverly White Miller, President 1974- 1975 to 1978-1979 Announcement of the Search Committee to select a new president, to replace President Stanley Idzerda, April 15, 1974 Application, Resume, Memos, 1974 [note: Dr. Miller did not have a formal inauguration, but rather a Eucharist and dinner with Board members and Faculty] Correspondence, Memos, 1974-1978 Position Paper on Corporate Structure of CSB 10/24/75 List of Campus-wide Committees, 1971 to 1977 Information on 1974-1975: New Dean of Continuing Education: Emmanuel Renner New Minority Affairs Coordinator, Tiffany Patterson College Information Quality of Human Life Progress Report for Alumnae Giving New President: Dr. Beverly White Miller New Academic Vice President: Katherine Howard Notes from the President, "Whether Report" Volume I, Number 1: January 14, 1975 Number 2: January 28, 1975 Number 3: February 11, 1975 Number 4: February 26, 1975 Number 5: March 10, 1975 Number 6: March 22, 1975 Number 7: March 12, 1975 Volume 2: Number 1: September 15, 1975 Number 2 : October 10, 1975 Number 3: October 28, 1975 Number 4: December 1, 1975 Memos, 1976-1978 Self-Analysis (Institutional), 1970-1979 Goals and Objectives of the President's Office, 1978-1979 Correspondence (Government Officials), 1976-77, 1979 Correspondence (Varied Colleges), 1976-1977 Executive Papers (Varied Topics), 1976, 1978 Correspondence (mainly other colleges), 1978-1979 Award of Dr. Humane Letters Degree, 1979 Saint Benedict's Today: "A Testimony" to Dr. Miller by Sister Linnea Welter, May 1979 See also: President's Annual Reports, 1974-1975 to 1978-1979 where Dr. Miller mentions her work with SJU. There are also some minutes of the CSB/SJU Administrative Meetings in AC 05.02 Box 01 Speech and essay by President Beverly W. Miller, "Liberal Arts Value for the Future," ca February 17. 1976 Letter from Mother Evin Rademacher, President of the Board of Trustees, June 9, 1978 announcing the choice of finding a member of the Benedictine community to become president. Mother Evin praised the good work of Dr. Miller