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CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE RECORD GROUPS
Prior to the creation of the Consolidated University system in 1932, the title of the administrative head of the University at Chapel Hill was President. However, the head of the new system was designated President, and Frank Porter Graham, who was President of the Chapel Hill campus at the time of consolidation, became President of the system. New titles, along with more narrowly defined responsibilities, were assigned to the chief administrative officers of the constituent campuses. The position of Dean of Administration was established in 1934 as the chief administrative officer of the Chapel Hill campus of the Consolidated University. Robert Burton House, who had served as Executive Secretary to Graham since 1926, became the first Dean of Administration in 1934. In 1945, his title changed to Chancellor.
The record groups listed below include the records of each Chancellor and those of campus administrators based in the Chancellor's office.