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In 1952, shortly before the Students' Supply Association was renamed the BYU Bookstore, President Wilkinson appointed a Board of Directors as its administrative organization. A new manager was also appointed, directly responsible to the Board of Directors. The board reported directly to the Board of Trustees and the University President. | In 1952, shortly before the Students' Supply Association was renamed the BYU Bookstore, President Wilkinson appointed a Board of Directors as its administrative organization. A new manager was also appointed, directly responsible to the Board of Directors. The board reported directly to the Board of Trustees and the University President. | ||
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Revision as of 10:52, 13 August 2010
A bookstore has been operational in the university since 1906, when it was organized as the Students' Supply Association. It was brought about due to requests from students in favor of sending directly to publishing and supply houses for books and other supplies to get them at better prices.
Shortly before it was renamed and became the BYU Bookstore, President Ernest L. Wilkinson appointed a Board of Directors to serve as its governing body, initially to contribue to the plans for constructing a new bookstore. They were also to establish policies and supervise the management of the bookstore. Original members included Herald R. Clark, Chairman; Ben E. Lewis, Secretary; William F. Edwards, Director; Clarence E. Boyle, Director; Dr. Antone K. Romney, Director; Myron Walker, Student Body Business Manager; Kiefer B. Sauls, ex-officio member; and Ernest L. Wilkinson, ex-officio member. At that time, Neil McKnight was also appointed Manager, directly responsible to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors of the Bookstore reported to directly to the Board of Trustees and President of the University.
In May of 1952, the first meeting of Board of Directors of the BYU Bookstore was held, signifying the official title change from the Students' Supply Association. Today, the Bookstore continues to fulfill its mission by supplying required textbooks and other academic materials to the University and the community. It also continues to grow in diversity by offering a wide range of other useful products.
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Variant Names
B.Y.U. Bookstore
Description
Established: 1952
Location: Provo, Utah (1952-2010)
Functions
The fundamental purpose of the BYU Bookstore is to supply required textbooks and other academic materials to the University community.
Assets and Administrative Structure
In 1952, shortly before the Students' Supply Association was renamed the BYU Bookstore, President Wilkinson appointed a Board of Directors as its administrative organization. A new manager was also appointed, directly responsible to the Board of Directors. The board reported directly to the Board of Trustees and the University President.
However, even after the creation of the Board of Directors, the bookstore remained somewhat of an orphan operation since it was not a part of any academic college or specific administrative organization. It wasn't until July of 1961 that the bookstore was put under the direction of Auxiliary Services. Auxiliary Services was under the direction of the Administrative Vice President who reported directly to the unversity President. By 1991, a Vice President over Student/Auxiliary Services was appointed. By 1994, it became known as Student Auxiliary Services, and still included the BYU Bookstore.
Associated Units
Superior unit: Brigham Young University (1952-2010)
Earlier unit: Brigham Young University. Students' Supply Association (1906-1952)
Subordinate unit: Brigham Young University. Admissions and Credits (1945-1955)
Associated Archival Materials
Wesley P. Lloyd Collection, UA 183, L13
Dallin H. Oaks Brigham Young University President's Records, UA 1085, Box 36, Folder 7
The First One Hundred Years, Volume 3
Brigham Young University Administrative Vice-President Records, UA 1149
Brigham Young University Student Auxiliary Services, UA 1223
Sources
Wesley P. Lloyd Collection, UA 183, L13 (Board of Directors for Students' Supply Association)
Dallin H. Oaks Brigham Young University President's Records, UA 1085, Box 36, Folder 7 (Function of the Board of Directors)
Wesley P. Lloyd Collection, UA 183, L13 (First meeting of the Board of Directors for the BYU Bookstore)
The First One Hundred Years, 3:618 (Functions)
Wesley P. Lloyd Collection, UA 183, L13 (Assets and Administrative Structure)
The First One Hundred Years, 3:618 (Put under the direction of Auxiliary Services)
"Biographical History" of Brigham Young University Administrative Vice-President Records, UA 1149 (Student Auxiliary Services under Administrative Vice-President)
"Biographical History" of Brigham Young University Student Auxiliary Services, UA 1223 (Creation of Student Auxiliary Services)
Maintenance Information
Record ID: EAC-2010-00219
Creator: PBL