Talk:History of Michigan State University

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[edit] Past School Presidents

Past School Presidents

Joseph R. Williams, 1857-1859

Lewis R. Fiske, 1859-1862

Theophilus C. Abbot, 1862-1885

Edwin Willits, 1885-1889

Oscar Clute, 1889-1893

Lewis G. Gorton, 1893-1895

Jonathan L. Snyder, 1896-1915

Frank S. Kedzie, 1915-1921

David Friday, 1922-1923

Kenyon L. Butterfield, 1924-1928

Robert S. Shaw, 1928-1941

John A. Hannah, 1941-1969

Walter Adams, 1969-1970

Clifton R. Wharton, Jr., 1970-1978

Edgar L. Harden, 1978-1979

Cecil M. Mackey, 1979-1985

John A. DiBiaggio, 1985-1992

Gordon Guyer, 1992-1993

M. Peter McPherson, 1993-2004

Lou Anna K. Simon, 2005-current

[edit] Degree-granting colleges

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources • Dean: Jeffrey D. Armstrong

College of Arts and Letters • Acting Dean: Patrick M. McConeghy

The Eli Broad College of Business/The Eli Broad Graduate School of Management • Dean: Robert B. Duncan

College of Communication Arts and Sciences • Dean: Charles T. Salmon

College of Education • Dean: Carole Ames

College of Engineering • Acting Dean: Satish Udpa

College of Human Ecology • Acting Dean: June Youatt

College of Human Medicine • Acting Dean: Marsha Rappley

College of Law (affiliated) • Dean: Terence L. Blackburn

James Madison College • Dean: Sherman W. Garnett

College of Natural Science • Dean: George E. Leroi

College of Nursing • Dean: Marilyn Rothert

College of Osteopathic Medicine • Dean: William D. Strampel

College of Social Science • Dean: Marietta L. Baba

College of Veterinary Medicine • Dean: Lonnie J. King

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Talk:History of Michigan State University

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