Women's League records
Scope and Content
The Women's League records span from 1922 to 1961 and document the activities of this student government group at Ohio University. The records include the constitution, budgets, officer reports, newspaper clippings, committee minutes, correspondence, handbooks, publications and membership lists.
Dates
- Creation: 1922-1961
Language of Materials
The records are in English.
History of Ohio University Women's League
Before student government at Ohio University became a coed organization, it was separated into the Women's League and the Men's Union. Kay Perry Baldwin led the Women's League and worked closely with Irma Voigt, the first dean of women, to pro­mote involvement in student activities and set policy for women's dormitories. The Women's League and Men's Union had separated duties, but they interacted frequently.
Extent
2 cubic feet (4 Hollinger boxes)
Abstract
The Women's League records span from 1922 to 1961 and document the activities of this student government group at Ohio University.
Statement of Arrangement
This collection remains in its original arrangement.
Description Note
Original, legacy collection inventories may contain inaccuracies or be incomplete. Collection descriptions may change or be updated as they are verified. Please contact Mahn Center staff if you note any errors or discrepancies.
Subject
- Ohio University. Women's League (Organization)
- Title
- Finding aid for the Women's League records
- Author
- Finding aid prepared by Ohio University Archives
- Date
- 2020
- Language of description
- English
- Script of description
- Latin
- Language of description note
- Finding aid written in English
- Sponsor
- The finding aid was converted into EAD with funding support from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission
Revision Statements
- 5 January 2024: Subjects and other notes added from ALICE MARC records and Mahn Center Microsoft Office finding aids by Ohio University Libraries Metadata Services Department Python scripts.
Repository Details
Part of the Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections Repository
