Benjamin F. Hubert

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Benjamin F. Hubert
Hubert pictured in The Hubertonian 1947, Savannah State yearbook
President Georgia State Industrial College for Colored Youth and Georgia State College
In office 1926–1947

Academic offices
Preceded by Cyrus G. Wiley	President of Georgia State Industrial College for Colored Youth 1926–1947	Succeeded by James A. Colston