College Presidents
- John Wesley Hughes (1890–1905)
- Francis F. Fitch (1905)
- Benjamin Franklin Haynes (1905–1908)
- Newton Wray (1908–1909)
- Aaron S. Watkins (1909–1910)
- Henry Clay Morrison (1910–1925; 1933–1940)
- Lewis Robeson Akers (1925–1933)
- Z.T. Johnson (1940–1966)
- Karl K. Wilson (1966–1967)
- Cornelius R. Hager (1967–1968; 1981–1983; 1992–1993)
- Dennis F. Kinlaw (1968–1981; 1986–1991)
- John P. Oswalt (1983–1986)
- Edwin G. Blue (1991–1992)
- David J. Gyertson (1993–2000)
- Paul A. Rader (2000–2006)
- William C. Crothers (2006–2007)
- Sandra C. Gray (2007–present)
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