Alice Crocker Lloyd, a former Dean of Women, nurse, and probation officer born in Michigan, was not a champion for Greek Life but, as a way to bridge the gap between faculty and students, she wrote editorials in the Daily.
Alice Crocker Lloyd (December 9, 1893  March 3, 1950) was the University of Michigan's longest serving Dean of Women and a trailblazer in progressive educational programs and ideals for young women at the time. Nurse, Probation Officer She wrote editorials in the Daily, attempting to bridge the gap between faculty and students. Alice was not a champion for Greek Life, which had become popular at the time she came to her position at the University. (1893-12-09)December 9, 1893
Ann Arbor, Michigan 
