 At the same time, he became the regent of Georgetown Law School in 1929, and held this position for ten years.Following his law school deanships, he served as spiritual counselor from 1939 to 1942 at Cranwell Preparatory School in Lenox, Massachusetts, and from 1942 to 1947 at Shadowbrook, the Jesuit novitiate in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.He also became the first Dean of the Boston College Evening Division, which later became the Woods College of Advancing Studies.