Colorado School of Mines - Presidents

Presidents

  • A. Chris Stell. - 1873
  • B. Gregory Board - 1875
  • C. Milton Moss - 1878
  • 1. Albert C. Hale - 1880
  • 2. Regis Chauvenet - 1883
  • 3. Charles S. Palmer - 1902
  • 4a. Victor C. Alderson - 1903
  • 5. William G. Haldane - 1913
  • 6. William B. Phillips - 1915
  • 7. Howard C. Parmelee - 1916
  • 4b. Victor C. Alderson - 1917
  • 8. Melville F. Coolbaugh - 1925
  • 9. Ben H. Parker - 1946
  • 10. John W Vanderwilt - 1950
  • 11. Orlo E. Childs - 1963
  • 12. Guy T. McBride, Jr. - 1970
  • 13. George S. Ansell - 1984
  • 14. Theodore A. Bickart - 1998
  • 15. John U. Trefny - 2000
  • 16. Myles W. Scoggins- 2006

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