List of presidents of Reed College

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Sixteen people have served as president of Reed College, a liberal arts college located in Portland, Oregon, United States. Seven have served in the role of acting president. [1] The institution was led by an administrative committee from 1919 to 1921 and from July to December 1924. [1]

Presidents and acting presidents

William Trufant Foster William Trufant Foster.jpg
William Trufant Foster
John Kroger in 2010 John Kroger.jpg
John Kroger in 2010
*Designates acting presidents
Designates administrative committee
YearsName
1910–1919 William Trufant Foster
1919–1921Administrative committee
1921–1924Richard F. Scholz
1924 (July–December)Administrative committee
1925–1934Norman F. Coleman
1934–1942 Dexter Keezer
1942–1945Arthur F. Scott
1945–1948 Peter H. Odegard
1948–1952 E.B. MacNaughton
1952–1954Duncan S. Ballantine
1954–1956*Frank Loxley Griffin
1956–1967Richard H. Sullivan
1967–1968*Byron L. Youtz
1968 (Summer)*Ross B. Thompson
1968–1970Victor G. Rosenblum
1970–1971*Ross B. Thompson
1971–1980Paul E. Bragdon
1980–1981*George A. Hay
1981–1988Paul E. Bragdon
1988–1991 James L. Powell
1991–1992*William R. Haden
1992–2001Steven S. Koblik
2001–2002*Peter J. Steinberger
2002–2012 Colin Diver
2012–2018 John Kroger
2018–2019*Hugh Porter
2019–present Audrey Bilger

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References

  1. 1 2 "President's Office: Presidents of Reed". Reed College . Retrieved August 30, 2019.