BOSTON COLLEGE
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PREFACE
The following pages of this booklet comprise the
Boston College Fact Book, 1971.
The purpose of this
publication is to provide a ready source of basic
factual information about the university and its resources.
This year, the Fact Book serves as a pilot
project for a publication which can be updated annually.
It is by no means an exhaustive presentation,of
all
information flowing in and about Boston College, but
it should provide a broad overview of the status of the
university as of the Fall of 1971.
The information contained herein
was obtained from
various offices on campus which maintain the source data.
Although every effort was made to standardize the data,
some minor inconsistencies may occur since related data
may have been compiled and summarized at different points
in time.
The staff of the Office of Institutional Research
and Planning wishes to express its sincere appreciation
to all contributors for their excellent cooperation in
assembling the data for the Fact Book.
As a project which is intended to provide a service
to the academic and administrative personnel at Boston
College, it is hoped that the Fact 'Book will be helpful
to you and will enhance your understanding of the scope
and progress of the university.
The Office of Institutional
Research and Planning welcomes any criticisms, suggestions
or corrections which will improve the usefulness of this
publication.
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DIRECTOR
CONTENTS
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Preface
SECTION
Board
of Trustees
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Board
of Directors
4
Officers
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of the University
SECTION
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I - Administration
University
II - University
Academic
Personnel
Faculty
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By School
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and FTE Faculty
Compensation
13
and Rank
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and Sex and Tenure
By School
By Rank
and
School Representation
Degree Earned
Academic
By Sex
Senate
Highest
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Rank
and Sex
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Personnel
Secretarial
- Clerical
SECTION
University
Personnel
III - University
Revenues/Expenditures
Distribution
23
by Level
Finance
- Four Year Trend
of Revenues
24
and Expenditures
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IV - Libraries
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and Holdings
for Books
Acquisitions
SECTION
Health
V - Support
Services
Services
Physical
Plant
Buildings
Facilities
Inventory
Classroom
Physical
Plant
SECTION
Uses
Services
VI - Students
Admissions
Applications
and Enrollment
SAT Scores
Advanced
Placement
New Transfers
Enrollment
(Academic Year)
Headcount
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School
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Degree
College
Undergraduate
Graduate
Financial
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Programs
Degrees
Degrees
62
Conferred
64
Conferred
Aid
Number
66
of Students
67
Dollar Value of Aid
Foreign
Students
School
National
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Origin
Student
Activities
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Varsity
Athletics
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VII - Alumni
Affairs
Relations
Alumni
Affairs
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Public
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Rev. Raymond C. Baumhart,
Loyola University
Rev. James J. Devlin,
Boston College
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Chicago,
Illinois
60611
S.J.
Chestnut
Hill, Massachusetts
02167
Rev. Charles F. Donovan,
Boston College
S.J.
Chestnut
Hill, Massachusetts
02167
Rev. Joseph A. Fitzmyer,
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Boston College
Rev. W. Seavey Joyce,
Boston College
Bronx, New York 10458
S.J.
Rev. Francis C. Mackin,
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02167
Chestnut
Hill, Massachusetts
02167
S.J.
Chestnut
Hill, Massachusetts
02167
S.J.
Rev. William J. Kenealy,
Boston College
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Chestnut
S.J.
Rev. William J. O'Halloran,
College of the Holy Cross
New York, New York 10023
S.J.
Rev. Joseph L. Shea, S.J.
Cheverus High School
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Worcester,
Massachusetts
Portland,
Maine
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OFFICERS
OF THE UNIVERSITY
President
Rev. W. Seavey Joyce,
Senior Vice President
and Dean of Faculties
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Vice President for
Financial Affairs
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James P. McIntyre
Secretary of the
University
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Fleming,
College
Bulletin
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The Board of Directors
Mr. Adrian O'Keeffe
Chairman of the Board
First National Stores,
The Honorable Thomas
U.S. Congressman
(cont'd)
1968-1971*
Inc.
P. O'Neill,
Somerville,
Massachusetts
Jr.
1970-1974
Massachusetts
02203
Boston,
Mr. Cornelius Owens
Executive Vice President
American Telephone and Telegraph
Mr. Louis R. Perini, Sr.
President, Perini Corporation
1970-1974
Co.
New York, New York
Framingham,
Rev. Joseph L. Shea, S.J.
Rector, Cheverus High School
Mr. Thomas J. White
J.F. White Contracting
* All terms
frozen
for 1971; no terminations
+ Members of the Executive
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1968-1972
Massachusetts
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Rev. Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J.
President, Loyola University
Chicago,
1969-1973
Illinois 60611
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Dr. Joseph G. Brennan
Barnard College
Plainview,
Dr. Robert F. Byrnes
Indiana University
Bloomington,
Mr. Wallace E. Carroll
Chairman of the Board
Katy Industries Inc.
1969-1972
New York 11803
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Elgin,
Illinois
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Mr. Richard P. Chapman
New England Merchants
National Bank
Boston,
Massachusetts
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Mr. Joseph F. Cotter
Vice President and Comptroller
ITT Sheraton Corporation
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Rev. James J. Devlin,
Boston College
Chestnut
1968-1971*
Hill, Massachusetts 02167
Chestnut
1968-1971*+
Hill, Massachusetts
02167
S.J.
Rev. Charles F. Donovan,
Boston College
S.J.
Mr. Francis Dubreuil
Harvard University
Cambridge,
Dr. Christopher
Physician
(2nd term) 1968-1974
Brookline, Massachusetts 02146
J. Duncan
Mr. John T. Fallon
President, R.M. Bradley
Co.
Boston,
1970-1972
Massachusetts 02138
1970-1974
Massachusetts 02116
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The Board of Directors
(cont'd)
Rev. Joseph A. Fitzmyer,
Fordham University
Rev. Thomas Fleming,
Boston College
1969-1973
Bronx, New York 10458
S.J.
S.J.
Chestnut
1970-1974
Mr. Avram Goldberg
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Rev. W. Seavey Joyce, S.J.
President, Boston College
Chestnut
Hill, Massachusetts
Rev. William J. Kenealy,
Boston College
Chestnut
1970-1974
Hill, Massachusetts 02167
S.J.
1969-1973+
Mr. S. Joseph Loscocco
President
Old stagecoach Management
Corp.
Mr. John Lowell
Welch & Forbes
Rev. Francis C. Mackin,
Fordham University
Newton,
Massachusetts
Boston,
1969-1972+
Massachusetts
02108
Boston,
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Mr. Giles E. Mosher, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Newton-Waltham
Bank & Trust Co.
Mr. David S. Nelson, Esq.
Crane, Inker and Oteri
Rev. William J. O'Halloran,
College of the Holy Cross
02161
1970-1974
New York, New York 10023
S.J.
Mr. Joseph C. Maher, Jr.
Peat, Marwick & Mitchell
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Hill, Massachusetts
02167
1971-1973
Massachusetts
02109
1970-1974+
Waltham,
Massachusetts
02154
Boston,
1970-1974
Massachusetts
02108
Worcester,
1969-1973
Massachusetts
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By Schools
School
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Full
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29.50
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46.16
608.16
136
17.33
52
356.33
4
0
46
36
21
67
2.50
27
3.33
27.33
10
021
7
8
12
464
60
47
541
Lecturers
Spec. Appt
ACADEMIC
FACULTY
and FTE Faculty
Part-Time
(Headcount)
FTE of
Part-T'
Total FTE
Facult
1. Graduate faculty in the Departments of Education and Nursing of the Graduate School
of Arts and Sciences are included in this table with their respective schools.
2. Does not include 36 full time academic administrators.
Source:
Office of the Dean of Faculties
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UNIVERSITY
ACADEMIC
By Rank and Average
FACULTY
Compensation
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(Nine Month Equivalent)
1970-1971
Rank
(AAUP)
II-A
18,950
11,500
10,070
21,100
13,400
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12,500
5,040
16,300
Boston
All
College
Combined
Category
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salary
and fringe benefits
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Summer
1971
UNIVERSITY
ACADEMIC
FACULTY
By School and Rank
Professor
No.
%
2
17
109
9
61
3
15
Division
42
21
2
07
0
2
11
4
2
4
1824
37
6
0
20
20
541
10
18
46
74
3
9
33
13
30
8
71
4
1
8
9
330
7
33
16
3
7
511
40
22
39
29
59
19
40
145
213
9
99
32
38
(100)
(1)
(20)
(27)
(39)
(14)
(5)
(4)
(61)
(11)
(9)
A&S
* Excluding
Source:
Lecturers,
Office
Special
Associate
No.
%
Contracts,
Assistant
No.
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and Academic
Instructor
No.
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Total
No.
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ACADEMIC
By School and Tenure
FACULTY
Status
Non-Tenure
Tenure
No.
Division
47
0
41
53
64
1
330
59
42
20
22
27
10
4
2
45
67
6
4
07
100
17
7
541
25
58
75
36
37
63
248
(54)
(46)
A&S
No •
%
Total
No.
%
0
210
19
14
293
10
15
25
1. Graduate faculty in the Departments of Education and Nursing of the Graduate School
of Arts and Sciences are included in this table with their respective undergraduate
schools.
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Totals in distribution
administrators.
Source:
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ACADEMIC
FACULTY
By Highest Earned Degree and Rank
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Degree
J
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4
152
75
70
3
4
46
124
125
350
85
59
5
541
10
52
14
35
19
11
1
8
2
19
145
74
80
(100)
100
100
213
(2)
(65)
(1)
(28)
(3)
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5
3
2
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No.
11
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87
8
109
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Asst.
Assoc.
Prof.
%
No.
%
No.
Instr.
No.
%
%
Total
No.
%
Doctorate
1. Including L.L.B., J.D., S.T.B., and B.D.
2. Including Ph.L., and S.T.L.
* Excluding Lecturers, Special Contracts, and Academic
Source:
Administrators
Office of the Dean of Faculties
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ACADEMIC
FACULTY
By School and Sex
No.
35
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11
119
60
11
Total
Male
Female
Division
27
100
24
29
100
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8
16
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5
46
22
51
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47
422
541
70
60
46
9
36
295
(5)
(9)
(1)
(11)
(4)
(100)
A&S
%
No.
%
No.
%
1. Graduate faculty in the departments of Education and Nursing of the Graduate School
of Arts and Sciences are included in this table with their respective undergraduate
schools.
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Totals in distribution
Administrators.
Source:
do not include Lecturers,
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ACADEMIC
FACULTY
By Rank and Sex
Female
Rank
14
25
99
27
213
109
24
39
20
145
28
9
4
4
10
120
21
74
159
45
38
422
541
(100)
(100)
No.
119
30
54
25
10
Total
Male
%
No.
No.
%
%
Professor
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Excluding
Source:
Lecturers,
Special Contracts,
and Academic
Administrators
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FACULTY
By Highest Earned Degree and Sex
D
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1
3
422
72
303
4
2
19
59
82
17
100
39
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1. Including
2. Including
* Excluding
Source:
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Female
-- 119
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70
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L.L.B., J.D., S.T.B., and B.D.
Ph.L., and S.T.L.
Lecturers, Special Contracts, and Academic
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Administrators
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ACADEMIC
SENATE*
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Facultl
Arts and Sciences
Education
Law
Management
Nursing
Social Work
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Education
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Management
Nursing
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1
1
1
1
Students
Arts and Sciences
Law
Management
Social Work
4
1
1
1
1
Total Membership
66
* Membership indicated is as of December 1971.
Numbers
Proportions will change with the increase of student
membership to twenty representatives.
and
Source:
Corresponding Secretary,
University Academic Senate
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PERSONNEL
By Classification
Classification
887
71
22
22
6
91
3
1
2
344
100
439
10
8
197
16
394
358
44
166
39
19
Research/Administrative
Administrative
* Includes:
Source:
Switchboard,
Male
448
24
191
49
127
15
6
36
Bookstore,
Office of the Director
and Sex
Female
Infirmary,
of Personnel
Total
Weston Observatory,
%
Security
Police.
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PERSONNEL
By Rank and Sex
Rank
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3
7
17 2
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Female
Male
3
46
73
4
9
3
23
40
43
19
105
108
332
107
351
115
80
1726
Total
Secretarial
Clerical
Secretarial
9
17
Source:
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of Personnel
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REVENUES
(In Thousands)
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Auxiliary
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include
Athletics,
Bookstore,
1971-1972
1970-1971
1969-1970
1968-1969
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19.6
13
5.9
14
14.8
4.9
5.2
17.4
15.3
63.3
5,230.4
19.1
5.400.0
100.0
100.0
& General
60.7
62.9
64.7
3,592.3
22,439.4
1,699.4
1,823.0
1,322.6
4,576.5
5,234.'6
4
3,098.9
400.2
5,656.9
27,354.4
32,482.8
35,264.1
17,209.1
20,550.0
22,806.5
13,619.2
1,321.1
Gifts, Annual
Endowment
Income,
giving
Axi1iary Services*
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Food Service,
Housing.
EXPENDITURES
(In $Thousands)
1968-1969
Actual
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323.5
410.5
19,505.8
100.0
14.7
13.5
60.9
666.0
820.8
882.3
1.0
2.5
L3.6
13.6
11.0
14.2
14.8
56.7
100.0
&
General
15,937.7
639.4
596.7
15.1
10.9
58.3
18,931.8
20,663.8
3,678.5
15.2i
31,243.2
33,470.8
4,760.0
4,238.5
4,766.7
5,212.6
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16,577.1
20,326.6
3, Y)4.!:J
19,997.8
4,738.3
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3,953.8
18,521.
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2,7]7.5
4,923.1
59.3
100.0
Educ.
ment
Interdepartmental
SUB TOTAL
26,163.8
Interest Expense &
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* Includes
Source:
%
1969-1970
Actual
allocation
for plant maintenance
Priorities
Committee
%
1970-1971
Actual
%
100.0i
costs.
1971-1972
Forecast
135,264.5
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1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972*
1973**
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and Financial
Vice President
.•... ....•.
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,
REVENUES
A~_ EXPENDITURES
(1970
Endowment
- 71)
& Other
Student
Interest
Aid
Gifts
Libraries
Student
Services
Physical
17%
Contracts
& Grants
Plant
Auxiliary
Services
14%
Academic
and Research
Programs
Tuition
and
63%
Revenues
Source:
Priorities
Committee
Expenditures
- Financial
Vice President
N
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o
UNIVERSITY
RESEARCH
Types of Expenditures
Sources of Funding
1968-69
5,230,407
1,956,087
3,274,320
2,246,170
4,400,189
2,154,019
Types of Expenditures 1969-70
Total Programs
1970-71
3,044,364
2,612,487
5,656,851
Sources of Funding
73,100
115,021
5,078,349
4,010,526
46,327
5,230,407
282,450
46,185
5,656,851
310,000
4,400,189
266,953
4,828,672
153,481
76,383
Federal Government
Source:
Office of the Director
of University
Research
UNIVERSITY
RESEARCH
Eight Year Trend
5,656,851
Dollars
in
Millions
5
4,400,189
4
4,099,446
3
:1"
1964
Source:
2,999,997
t
1965
•
•
•
•
•
•
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
Office of the Director
of University
Research
W
I-'
LIBRARIES
I'
i
\
35
LIBRARY
Holdings
FACILITIES
by Individual
Libraries
1971
9
3
5
530
6
27
Soc. Wk.
0
I Libraries
Periodicals
0
0
60
959
0
665
520
194
Microfilm
56,512
Books
3,985
446,448
1,839
94,651
2,113
8,000
40,243
7,560
120,298
838,317
25,975
4,320
15,322
22,909
11,298
33,934
Weston
II
Science
** Currently inactive
* Curriculum Library
i
Source:
Office
Office
of the Director of Libraries
of the Director, Media Center
36
LIBRARY
Expenditures
Libraries
Source:
for Books
1969-70
1971-72
1970-71
80,080
$318,000
60,000
19,700
$437,360
$363,000
65,000
19,700
12,936
9,300
48,664
38,500
6,160
4,500
38,500
4,500
$450,000
$500,000
30,800
$616,000
Office
of the Director
of Libraries
37
LIBRARY
FACILITIES
1968-69
1970-71
1969-70
137,338
36,262
34,206
33,963
Acquisitions,
All Libraries*
year
growth
Total four
(Volume)
* Does not include Curriculum
Circulation
Library
or Shadowbrook
Statistics,
1970-71
Student
130,148
Faculty
13,123
Other
Inter Library
Loan
1,516
Reserve Book Room
(Overnight and
Hall use)
10,237
Totals
155,024
Special
Collections
Jusuitana
Williams Ethnological
Brehaut Bostoniana
Burns and Oates
Francis Thompson
Rare Books
Sovieto1ogy
Thomas Merton
Source:
Office
of the Director
of Libraries
,
l;
SUPPORT
f
i.
SERVICES
41
HEALTH
Infirmary
SERVICES
and Clinic
Cushing
Students
Clinic
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
12,495
14,311
13,532
16,643
550
385
463
Infirmary
Number
Served
of Beds:
21
f1
I.
Service
f
Categories
[.
~
1.
,i
(
f
Outpatient
a. six hours of daily clinic
b. regular clinics in four specialties
c. allergy clinic
d. twenty-four hour emergency service
1
2.
Physical
f
3.
First
4.
First aid to summer
L
Examinations
(for special
aid to employees
groups)
and faculty
students
and special
summer groups
i
,
-
I
Source:
Office
of the Director
of Health
Services
Hall
42
PHYSICAL
PLANT
Buildins.
Date Constructed/Acquired
Gasson
St. Mary's Hall (R)
Philomatheia Hall
Devlin Hall
Bapst Library
Southwell Hall
Faber House (R)
0' Connell Hall (D)
O'Connell Annex (D)
Alumni Hall
Fulton Hall
Service Building
Columbiere (R)
Lyons Hall
Campion Hall
McElroy Commons
St. Thomas More Hall
Claver (D)
Loyola (D)
Xavier (D)
Gonzaga Hall (D)
Kostka Hall (D)
McHugh Forum
Roberts Center
Cheverus (D)
Cushing Hall
Fenwick
(D)
Fi tzpatrick (D)
Rahner House (R)
Shaw House (D)
Carney Hall
Bea House (R)
Roncalli Hall (D)
We lsh Hall (D)
Willi ams Hall (D)
Higgins Hall
Botolph House
Lawrence House
McGuinn Hall
(R) - Jesuit
(D) - Student
Source:
1913
1917
1920
1924
1928
1937
1938
1938
1938
1948
1948
1948
1949
1951
1955
1955
1955
1956
1956
1956
1958
1958
1958
1958
1960
1960
1960
1960
1962
1962
1963
1965
1965
1965
1965
1966
1967
1968
1968
Residence
Housing
Office
of the Director
of Campus
Planning
43
PHYSICAL
PLANT
Other Properties
Building
Date ConstructedjAcguired
Canisius House (R)
292 Hammond
210 Chestnut Hill Avenue (D)
2051 Commonwealth Avenue (D)
314 Hammond Street (D)
39-41 South Street (D)
5 South Street (D)
9 South Street (D)
15 South Street (D)
19 South Street (D)
25 South Street (D)
Modu1ars (D)
Town House Dormitories
(D)
Hovey Estate
~
I
i.
(R) - Jesuit
Residence
(D) - Student
Housing
1966
1967
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1971
1971
1971
-
r
f
I..
Source:
Office
of the Director
of Campus Planning
44
PHYSICAL
Facilities
f
Inventory,
December
1969*
f - ~.
11
.7
5
.1
1.6
9
18.7
558
1.0
1.2
.6
10
7
10.2
10.3
7.7
1.8
9.4
3.0
3.6
20
22
28.5
137
4
87
60
59
24
3,760
760
6,731
3,371
5,519
53,313
20,224
58,035
43,538
58,598
17,074
10,449
9,347
8,900
161,777
106,108
Totals
1,227
* Excluding
Source:
PLANT
dormitory
567,3a2
facilities
Office of the Director
of Campus Planning
% of Total
A
100.0
dings
45
PHYSICAL
Thomas
No
Labs
17
6Classroom
44
14
78
61
7
0 Labs
45
65
+
58
Labs
25
2
74
81
4:30
3
2
1
0
P.M.-9:30
9
66
+
58
18
1
8
3
Fall
Semester
1970
9:00
15
12
A.M.-4:30
76
5
P.M.
Classrooms
Use,
PLANT
P.M.
More
Percentage
Source:
of Time Utilization
Office
of the Director
of Campus Planning
46
PHYSICAL
General
New Construction
PLANT
Service
Categories
- supervision
Maintenance
Custodial
care of buildings
and grounds
Painting, plumbing, carpentry, and electrical
repairs on university buildings
Maintenance
vehicles
and repair of all university
Maintenance
of grounds
and athletic
Mail - pick up, sort, and deliver
and campus mail
Telephones
Campus
fields
all incoming
U.S.
- supervision
Security
Coordinating
functions
Source:
.'
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Office
and reserving
of the Director
space for university
of Buildings
and Grounds
STUDENTS
49
ADMISSIONS
Freshmen
,
t.I·Ii!i.
I
&
,I·
1*Schoo1
r·
I
Applications
Source:
1966
5759
1024
6050
5566
1168
5242
6605
1402
4208
5887
4473
1248
1349
1232
1159
Year
Enrolled*
Office
of the Applied
Director
of
Admissions
1153
6712
1099
5258
1969
1970
1968
1967
and
College Registrars
1965
and Enrollment
1309
50
ADMISSIONS
Averages
Class
Source:
of Median
'·0 ~
SAT's
574
570
522
496
498
486
544
535
539
556
530
554
533
578
478
504
546
Mathematical
549
576
567
521
511
476
559
565
Verbal
Office of the Director
of Admissions
51
ADMISSIONS
•
!I.
Advanced
-
-311968
-185 of the Honors
Spanish
2
5
3
Hist.
Hist.Director
51
70
47
78
30
8
26
11
18
9 1967
1
4
12
6
3
21
1971
1970
1969
10
17
0
8
14
15
16
425
46
(94)
French
(122)
(120)
(96)
(75)
Subject
Physics
German
I~Ii.College
Latin
Chemistry
ofBiology
Arts and Sciences
Source:
Total
6
I
I,-r
r
'.
Program
Placement
U1
N
ADMISSIONS
New Transfers
Year
Male
58
NA
227
96
36
60
126
1NA
01
Female
1969
NA:
Not Available
Source:
Office of the Director
of Admiss
i
,ns
Total
..
ACADEMIC
YEAR ENROLLMENT
Headcount
Undergraduate
Fall
D .,
+766+
11
20
10
22
14 + +7,008
+ 916
++
1382
616
581
918
984
++7,741
185
11,111
6,975
9,729
7,115
7,739
10,214
10,956
3,370
6,059
6,090
1,076
1,101
9,972
6,663
6,640
6,231
3,099
3,217
2,754
2,964
change
Source:
Office
of the Secretary
Total
of the University
Graduate
and
fessiona1
1
lT1
W
U1
,I::.
ACADEMIC
YEAR ENROLLMENT
Fu11-Time-Equiva1ent
Undergraduate
Fall
11
13
20
change
Source:
D
-
++
+
708
644
+1134
+
426
+116,541
574
480
562
+64
491
638
5,967
6,549
6,650
7,080
6,611
2,324
2,464
8,778
8,660
8,974
9,794
9,544
7,249
5,987
6,170
6,589
2,119
2,229
2,545
Office of the Secretary
Total
Graduate
and
fessiona1
Total
of the University
•.•.•.......
"'
...•.•...
.
~,..,."
..........,.
...•.
55
HEADCOUNT
AND FTE FALL ENROLLMENT
11,000
Total
Headcount
~--_ .. - ..- - - - - ...."
Total FTE
8,000
Undergraduate
Headcount
;
i ..
" "
7,000
~
~
- - - - ...-
- ...- - -
- ...•
Undergraduate
FTE
6,000
5,000
rI ..
J'
4,000
Graduate
Headcount
•
3,000
r'
I
I
l.
2,000
•
•. --- - ..•..- - - -----
•
•
--
- -FTE
---#!
Graduate
1,000
o
1967
Source:
Office
of the Sec~etary
1968
1969
of the University
1970
1971
U1
CT\
ACADEMIC
YEAR ENROLLMENT
Headcount
by School
(Undergraduate)
Fall
A&S*
289
355
333 592
324
314
591
629
812
570
743
589
604
587
1,857
6,975
1,256
1,193
2,418
2,437
7,741
7,115
1,290
1,774
7,739
1,268
1,641
1,806
1,779
7,008
2,475
3,032
1,284
3,145
Educ.
SOM
Nurs.
Evening
A&S
Bus.
1967
* Includes Weston
Source:
School of Theology
Office of the Secretary
and School of Philosophy
of the University
Total
.,.....
•••.
:'t
ACADEMIC
YEAR ENROLLMENT
Headcount
by School
(Graduate)
Fall
A&S*
731
244
545
122
419
288
549
166
206
520
401
351
641
140
360
3,099
2,754
1,944
1,668
2,964
3,217
3,370
2,019
2,107
1,983
SOM
Soc. Wk.
Law
Total
1967
* Includes Weston School of Theology, Graduate Education
Source:
Office of the Secretary
of the University
and Nursing
V1
-..J
Ul
00
HEADCOUNT
ENROLLMENT
By Sex
Undergraduate
Fall
M
F
M
898
1,084
2,963
1,784
2,682
7,047
7,009
1,880
1,856
5,191
5,129
1,125
1,910
3,035
7,179
1,974
2,428
1,341
4,063
3,662
7,294
7,048
1,983
2,029
5,019
1,879
5,205
1,234
2,722
5,311
1967
Source:
Office of the Secretary
Total
Graduate/Professional
of the University
F
M
F
m
o
SUMMER SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
Headcount
Regular
Fall
Und
duate
679
508
870
676
691
3,253
1,451
2,333
1,033
4,071
3,445
1,251
1,028
1,270
1,149
2,412
2,620
1,825
2,383
1,113
1,161
2,804
1,434
1,592
2,125
Session
Graduate/Prof
1967
Source:
Office of the Secretary
of the University
1
Total
Workshops
and
Institut
Total
61
TYPES OF DEGREES CONFERRED
AT BOSTON COLLEGE
Ii
tration
nce
in Teaching
Bachelor
of
Arts
(A.M.
(A.B.)
)
(B.S.
)) (M.A.T.
(Th.M.)
(B.D.
(M.S.T.)
(M.S.)
(M.Ed.
)
(M.B.A.)
Bachelor
Divinity
Master
of of
Science
in Teaching
Master of Theology
Certificate of Advanced Educational
Specialization
(C.A.E.S.)
Doctor of Law
•
(J.D.)
J
i
1_
Doctor of Education
(D.Ed.)
Doctor of Philosophy
(Ph.D.)
r
,
I
r
Source:
L
Office of the Secretary
of the University
0'\
IV
DEGREES CONFERRED
Undergraduate
1966 - 1971
School
560
510
415
378
242
128
67
24
119
163
82
86
22
16
544
523
437
475
133
246
277
156
73
28
195
84
19
299
452
368
380
2,410
1,478
1,491
1,434
8,641
1,439
1,123
3,022
1,402
1,507
1966
433
432
213
24
183
83
1,386
1967
1968
1969
A&S
Source:
Office of the Secretary
of the University
1970
1971
6 Year
Total
",....-
•....•.
DEGREES CONFERRED
Undergraduate
1966 - 1971
Number
1966
Source:
1967
Office of the Secretary
1968
1969
1970
1971
Year
of the University
0'\
W
0'\
~
DEGREES CONFERRED
Graduate
and Professional
1966 - 1971
School
1966
4,943
145
69
569
75
122
55
881
24
28
22
165
413
22
20
62
78
146
138
32
16
31
576
60
90
166
169
147
298
456
336
200
794
630
19
56
77
115
68
433
740
68
636
1,103
674
2,728
1,022
1st Prof.
Masters
A&S
Source:
1967
Office of the Secretary
1968
1969
1970
6 Year
Total
1971
of the University
I
••••..• , •.•••••••••.•.•.
'4'"1*
_" •.•.•••••••••.••.•••••••••.•.•••
-
.....••
••...........•
'
•...•.... ..•.•.•
DEGREES CONFERRED
Number
Graduate and Professional
1966 - 1971
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
Year
0"\
Source:
Office of the Secretary
of the University
lJ1
0\
0\
821
Scholarship
617
939
681
1968-69
1967-68
1970-71
1969-70
945
995
866
643
739
521
644
289
915
952 2,801
992
200
684
13
1966-.67
4,283
1,035
4,177
1,126
3,772
4,876
1,734
1,024
1,184
1,117
*233
."
Number of Students
FINANCIAL
AID
**
Aided
* Includes athletic scholarships
and Black Talent program.
The 1970-71 scholarship
figures are based on data currently available; the final totals will be somewhat
higher.
** Includes students
from Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Vermont.
Source:
Office of the Director
Connecticut,
of Financial
Aid
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
_: ...•.
••.•..,...
•.,.
~
.•.......
«.~
-" .••...
-
986,215
6,5001,360,525
93,700
1969-70
1968-69
1970-71
1967-68
756,909
1966-67
726,005
4,111,248
2,986,178
3,294,133
744,991
460,645
621,373
376,050
141,270
425,004
4,034,826
828,825
2,295,828
536,500
599,212
591,161
392,720
404,934
1,169,050
592,752
1,564,520
1,390,626
82,750
1,030,310
***839,666
~~\
.......•
FINANCIAL
AID
Dollar
Value of Aid
EOG
State
*
**
Includes athletics scholarships and Black Talent progra~
The 1970-71 scholarship
figures are based on data currently available; the final totals will be somewhat
higher.
InGludes funds to students
Rhode Island. and Vermont.
Source:
Office of the Director
from Massachusetts,
of Financial
Connecticut,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania
Aid
m
-..J
68
FOREIGN
Academic
Co11es.e
Source:
Year
1970-71,
18
11
6
114
4 Female
1
01
5
12
345
172
5
69
4
19
32
Total
Male
114
9
31
0
58
Foreign
STUDENTS
Student Office
By College
and Sex
70
STUDENT
Performing
ACTIVITIES
AND ORGANIZATIONS
Arts
The Boston College "Eagles"
The Dramatics Society
Fulton Debating Society
Mo Associates
University Chorale
Political
Band
Organizations
College Young Democrats
College Young Republicans
Intercollegiate
Studies Institute
The Left Collective
Political Science Club
SPAR
Women's Coalition
Young Americans for Freedom
Professional
Organizations
The Accounting Academy
Alpha Kappa Psi
Bellarmine Law Academy
Chemical Society
The Student Council for Exceptional Children,
Boston College Chapter No. 422
Delta Sigma pi
Geology Club
Kappa Delta Epsilon
Kappa Phi Kappa
Mathematics Club
Mendal Club
Pi Sigma Epsilon
Psychology Department Undergraduate Executive
Council
Society for the Advancement of Management
Student Sociological Association
71
Student
Activities
Publications
and Organizations
and Media
Amateur Radio Society,
Wingwing!
The Cosmos
El Alcazar
Humanities Magazine
Journal of Business
SOM Review
Sports Review
Stylus
Sub Turri
WVBC - Campus Radio
Service
I
i
Special
-
•
t
f-
The Radio Club WIPR
Organizations
Alpha Phi Omega
American Freedom Action Society
Gold Key Society
Joshua Center
Knights of Columbus Council 5278
Mental Health Volunteer Club
Middle Earth
SOM Scholarship Trust Fund
The Sodality
World Volunteers
!I
,•I
(cont'd)
Interest
Organizations
Black Student Forum
Blessed Oliver Plunkett Gaelic Cultural Society
Historical Society
The International Forum
Italian Academy
Jewish Student Alliance of Boston College
Le Cercle Francais
Photography Club
72
Student
Sporting
Activities
and Organizations
(cont'd)
Organizations
Bridge Club
Chess Club
Courtside Club
Lewis Drill Team Eagle Guard
Outing Club
Rod & Gun Club
Rugby Football Club
Ski Club
Source:
Boston College
University
Student
Guide,
1971-72
73
ATHLETICS
-
W
Win
86
4
4
5
12
3
11
32
2
2
13
10
411
83
1
91
4
Lost
Lost
96
11
63
15
11
716
5
82in
(T-3)
-
Win
19
24
54
1971
1970
10
Varsity
Sports
1969
II·
-.
,i•
Note:
Because
of complex
and Skiing
scoring methods,
are not included.
i,
I
,,
•
I.
II.
f'•
•
I
Source:
Director
of Sports
Information
records
for Track,
Golf
,
•
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AI.,UMNI AFF AI RS
AND
PUBLIC
RELATIONS
-_"'\""
-
•...~
.
,
~---
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---- ..•.•..•.•..•
~"'~.III
r-' ....••.•
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ALUMNI AFFAIRS
Number of Alumni:
47,534
(as of December,
Year
1971)
% Contributing
$ Contribution
1968-69
14
547,906.46
1969-70
13
414,294.69
1970-71
13
348,870.34
Source:
Office of the Director
of Development
'-.I
'-.I
78
PUBLIC
RELATIONS
Types of Media
Internal Publications
External Publications
Direct Mail
Film
Radio
Television
Press Relations
Publications
Circulation
Bridge
(Monthly)
Thursday
Reporter
(Weekly)
Design
Off-Campus
On-Campus
50,000
5,000
10,000
and Production
Direct Mail
Communications
Graphics
Illustrations
Catalogues
Bulletins
Brochures
Source:
Assistance
Office of the Director
of Public Relations