This collection contains the papers of William H. Row, who was the Administrative Dean for West Georgia College for ten years (1950-1960) before he became its second president. The majority of the material within the collection comes from this period, during which time he attended conferences, prepared workshops, helped with the rural education program, and researched various ways to improve Georgia's schools. The largest sets within the collection... are Row's correspondence, workshop information, and local high school evaluations - all of which are from the 1940s and 1950s. There are also folders containing papers related to his various community and professional organizations.