Connecticut College Presidents
- 1913-1917: Frederick H. Sykes
- 1917-1928: Benjamin T. Marshall
- 1929-1943: Katharine Blunt
- 1943-1945: Dorothy Schaffter
- 1945-1946: Katharine Blunt
- 1947-1962: Rosemary Park
- 1962-1974: Charles E. Shain
- 1974-1988: Oakes Ames
- 1988-2001: Claire L. Gaudiani
- 2001-2006: Norman Fainstein
- 7/1/2006- : Leo I. Higdon, Jr.
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