List of presidents of Mills College

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The following is a list of presidents of Mills College.

PresidentLifeTenureEvents
1.Cyrus Taggart Mills1865–1884
2. Homer Baxter Sprague 1885–1887
3. Charles Carroll Stratton 1887–1890
4. Susan Tolman Mills 1890–1909
5. Luella Clay Carson 1909–1914
6. Hettie Belle Ege 1914–1916
7. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt 1916–1943
8. Lynn Townsend White, Jr. 1943–1958
9.C. Easton Rothwell1959–1967
10.Robert Joseph Wert1967–1976
11. Barbara McClure White 1976–1980
12. Mary S. Metz 1981–1990
13. Janet L. Holmgren 1991–2011
14. Alecia A. DeCoudreaux 2011–2016
15.Beth Hillman (beginning Fall 2016)2016–

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