1. BIGELOW, KARL WORTH, 1898. Selected Books for the College and University Administrator. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1958. 26 p. (Author: Professor of Higher Education, Teachers College, Columbia University.)

An annotated bibliography of 158 titles, arranged topically in eight main divisions and numerous subdivisions. Divisional headings: Reading for General Orientation, Reading Respecting the Purposes and Contemporary Character of Higher Education, Reading Relating to Organization and Administration. Reading Relating to Faculty, Reading Relating to the Instructional Program, Reading Relating to Students, Reading Relating to Financial and Business Problems, and Reading Relating to Public Relations and Fund-Raising. Earliest title, 1908.

2. BURCKEL, CHRISTIAN E., 1898. ed. The College Blue Book. Yonkers, N.Y.: Christian E. Burckel, 1959. xxxii, 1168 p. 9th ed.

Claims to be "the most comprehensive work of reference of American Higher and Secondary Education ever published." Gives names of presidents or administrative heads for 11,586 institutions of higher education and their subdivisions in the United States in June 1958, with highest degree held and year of appointment (p. 2–176); also alphabetical list of chief administrative officers of institutions of higher education (p. 1119-1133). Earlier editions, with similar data: first, 1924; second, 1928; third, 1933; fourth, 1939; fifth, 1947; sixth, 1950; seventh, 1953; eighth, 1956. Tenth edition planned for 1962, and triennially thereafter.

3. CATTELL, JAQUES, and Ross, E. E. Leaders in Education: A Biographical Directory. Lancaster, Pa.: Science Press, 1948. 1208 p. 3d ed.

Consists of biographies of educational leaders, including principal university and college presidents, living in 1948. Also list of educators who died after publication of the 1941 edition. "It is to be hoped... that Leaders in Education can be published in the future at

intervals of three years."-Preface. But unfortunately, none published since third edition. First edition. J. McKeen Cattell, ed., 1932. 1037 p. Contains over 11,000 names. Second edition. J. McKeen Cattell, Jaques Cattell, and E. E. Ross, editors, 1941. 1134 p. Contains about 17,500 names, also list of educators who died after publication of the 1932 edition.

4. CHAMBERS, MERRITT MADISON, ed., 1899. Universities of the World Outside U.S.A. 1st. ed. Washington: American Council on Education, 1950. xvii, 924 p. (Author: Staff member, American Council on Education, Washington, D.C.)

Contains the names, under a wide variety of titles, of the chief administrative officer in more than 1,200 institutions of higher education in 77 countries. No more editions will be published by the American Council on Education. Its publication, in modified form, has been undertaken by the International Association of Universities, 19 Avenue Kleber, Paris XVI, France. See No. 14.

5. Cook, ROBERT CECIL, ed., and McDUFF, MARGIE MCLEAN, assoc. ed. Trustees, Presidents, and Deans of American Colleges and Universities, 1958-59. Nashville, Tenn.: Who's Who in American Education, Inc., 1958. 375 p.

Includes biographical sketches of about onethird of the chairmen of the boards of control and seven-eights of the presidents of the 1,900 colleges and universities in the United States and "a share of" the 6,000 deans. Has portraits of 710 of individuals included. Published biennially. An extension of 3 previous volumes, as follows: Presidents of American Colleges and Universities, vol. I, 1933-34; vol. II, 1953–54; and Trustees and Presidents of American Colleges and Universities, 1955.

can Education, Inc., 1959. 1621 p. Vol. 19, 1959-60. Issued in alternate years since 1928.

Includes biographies of many college presidents. Most of them, except for the most recently appointed ones, are found in No. 5. 7. EELLS, WALTER CROSBY, 1886-. Surveys of American Higher Education. New York: Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1937. xii, 538 p. Foreword by Henry J. Savage. (Author: Professor of Education, Stanford University.)

Analysis of the content and results of several hundred published and manuscript surveys of higher education made before 1934. Gives page references to discussion of the presidency in 34 of these surveys (p. 466).

8. —, and HOLLIS, ERNEST V. Administration of Higher Education: An Annotated Bibliography. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1960. (U.S. Office of Education, Bulletin 1960, No. 7.) vii, 410 p. (Authors: With U.S. Office of Education.)

Contains more than 2,700 annotated references on various phases of higher education, 99 percent of them published in 1950 or later years. Includes many references on the college president and his duties and responsibilities. All significant references are included in the present bibliography.

9. FOSTER, J. F. ed. Commonwealth Universities Yearbook, 1958: A Directory to the Universities of the British Commonwealth and the Handbook of Their Association. London: Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth, 1957. xxvii, 1337 p. Foreword by Andrew Stewart, President, University of Alberta, Canada.

Gives names of chief executive officers, variously titled as Chancellor, President, ViceChancellor, Pro-Chancellor, Principal, Rector, Warden, etc., with degrees and their sources, for 129 universities and university colleges in Australia, Canada, Ceylon, Ghana, Hong Kong, India, Malta, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Singapore-Malaya, South Africa, Uganda, United Kingdom, and West Indies. Other volumes of the Commonwealth Universities Yearbooks, 35 editions since the first one in 1914, give similar information concerning chief administrative officers. The present (1957) volume is the first one in the new form, approximating more closely American Universities and Colleges. See No. 11.

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1916-.

10. GLEAZER, EDMUND American Junior Colleges. Washington: American Council on Education, 1960. xi, 564 p. 5th ed. (Author: Executive Director, American Association of Junior Colleges.)

Gives name of chief administrative officer, usually president or dean, in 576 accredited junior colleges. Similar information in four earlier editions, published by American Council on Education. First edition, 1940. x, 585 p. Walter Crosby Eells, editor. Second edition, 1948. ix, 537 p. Jesse P. Bogue, editor. Third edition, 1952. x,604 p. Jesse P. Bogue, editor. Fourth edition, 1956. xi, 584 p. Jesse P. Bogue, editor.

11. IRWIN, MARY, ed. American Universities and Colleges. Washington: American Council on Education, 1960. xiii, 1212 p. 8th ed. (Author: Editor, American Council on Education, Washington, D.C.)

Gives name of chief administrative officer, usually designated as president, in 1,058 regionally accredited American colleges and universities. For similar information for earlier years, see following editions of same work, all published by the American Council on Education: First edition, 1928. David Allan Robertson, editor. Covers 399 institutions. Second edition, 1932. xiv, 1066 p. John Henry MacCracken, editor. Covers 521 institutions. Third edition, 1936. xviii, 1129 p. Clarence Stephen Marsh, editor. Fourth edition, 1940. x, 1120 p. Clarence Stephen Marsh, editor. Covers 724 institutions. Fifth edition, 1948. xiii, 1052 p. A. J. Brumbaugh, editor. Covers 820 institutions. Sixth edition, 1952. xi,1105 p. Mary Irwin, editor. Covers 904 institutions. Seventh edition, 1956. xiii,1210 p. Mary Irwin, editor. Covers 969 institutions.

12. KIELL, NORMAN. Periodical Literature on the College Presidency: 19321957. Sch. & Soc., 86: 176-177, Apr. 12, 1957. (Author: Faculty member, Brooklyn College, New York.)

"In the 25 years since 1932, 87 articles directly related to the American college and university presidency . . . have appeared in 15 professional journals: 16 in 1932-39, 13 in 1940-44, 35 in 1945-49, and 23 in 1950-57." Classifies them as dealing with Selection and Qualifications, 19; Statistical Studies, 17; General, 35; and Administrative, 16. (Note: Mr. Kiell has furnished the present compiler a complete list of the titles summarized above. All pertinent ones are included in the present bibliography.)

13. MACCAUGHEY, VAUGHN. The College President: A Concise Bibliography. Sch. & Soc., 6: 474-478, Oct. 20, 1917. (Author: Faculty member, College of Hawaii.)

"The following list of references comprises a select bibliography upon the subject of the president of the American college and university. . . . The references begin with the year 1900." Includes 149 unannotated references, some of multiple type, arranged chronologically as follows: 1900, 4; 1901, 2; 1902, 4; 1903, 2; 1904, 2; 1905, 2; 1906, 8; 1907, 5; 1908, 6; 1909, 5; 1910, 6; 1911, 8; 1912, 12; 1913, 15; 1914, 14; 1915, 15; 1916, 27; 1917, 12. (Error in reference for D. S. Jordan, Science, 28: 298 (1905), should be Science, 28: 798, 1906.) Only about one quarter of the references listed are included in the present bibliography, the more significant ones being selected.

14. KEYES, H. M. R., ed., and AITKEN, D. J., asst. ed. International Handbook of Universities, 1959. Paris: International Association of Universities, 1959. xi, 338 p. 1st ed.

Gives names and titles of chief administrative officers and other information concerning institutions of higher education in 71 countries, not including the United States and countries of the British Commonwealth. This volume and Nos. 9 and 11 give worldwide coverage of institutions of higher education.

15. PALMER, ARCHIE MACINNES, 1896-. A College President's Professional Library. Assoc. Amer. Coll. Bull., 16: 307-312, May 1930. (Author: Associate Secretary, Association of American Colleges, New York City; President, University of Chattanooga, 1938-42.)

"The following books have been selected in cooperation with the publishers and a group of college presidents as suitable books to be included in a college executive's professional library. The books were placed on exhibit at the sixteenth annual meeting of the Association of American Colleges, where they were inspected by the presidents, deans,

and other representatives of more than four hundred member colleges of the Association and were the center of considerable interest." Gives authors, titles, publishers, pagination, and price of 107 volumes.

16. Who's Who in America: A Biographical Directory of Notable Men and Women. Chicago: Marquis Who's Who, Inc., 1960. 3356 p. Vol. 31, 1960-61.

The standard American biographical work of living individuals. Contains names and sketches of most college and university presidents. Published continuously since 1899. Revised and reissued biennially.

17. Who's Who of American Women: A Biographical Dictionary of Notable Living American Women. Chicago: Marquis Who's Who, Inc., 1958. Vol. I (1958-59), 1st edition. 1438 p.

Includes biographical sketches, with emphasis on professional activities, of 19,000 women, including 1,300 college educators. To be revised and reissued biennially.

18. Who Was Who in America: Companion Volume to Who's Who in America. Chicago: A. N. Marquis Co., Vol. I, 1943. ix,1396 p. Vol. II, 1950. 654 p. Vol. III. 1960. 959 p.

Vol. I contains the biographies of individuals listed in earlier volumes of Who's Who in America who died 1897-1942, with dates of death appended. Vol. II contains similar data for those who died in 1943-1950. Vol. III contains similar data for those who died in 1951-59. Includes many college and university presidents.

19. WILKINS, Mrs. THERESA BIRCH. Education Directory, 1959-1960. Part 3: Higher Education. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1959. 194 p. (Author: With U.S. Office of Education.)

Gives names of presidents and other chief administrative officers of 2,011 institutions of higher education in the United States. Revised annually. Similar editions back for many years.