List of Ohio Wesleyan University Presidents - List of Presidents

List of Presidents

# President Wesleyan Class Tenure Life Events
16th Rock Jones -- 2008–present --
15th. Mark Huddleston -- 2004–2007 -- Major $250 Million Campaign
14th Thomas Courtice -- 1994–2004 -- Science Center Built; Establishment of Five Colleges of Ohio, Fine Arts Center
13th David Warren (professor) -- 1984–1993 -- Hamilton-Williams Campus Center Built
12th Thomas E. Wenzlau 1950 1969–1984 -- Branch Rickey Arena Built; Joint Statement on Rights and Freedoms of Students adopted Built
11th Elden T. Smith 1932 1962–1968 1910–2006 Residential Buildings significantly expanded - Smith, Welch and Lucy Hayes Dormitories built
10th David Lockmiller -- 1959–1961 1907–2005 --
9th Arthur Sherwood Flemming 1927 1948–1953, 1957–1958 1905–1996 --
8th Herbert John Burgstahler -- 1939–1947 -- Last of long line of Methodist-appointed Presidents
7th Edmund D. Soper -- 1928–1938 -- Stuyvesant Hall built
6th John W. Hoffman -- 1916–1928 -- --
5th Herbert George Welch -- 1905–1916 -- --
4th James Whitford Bashford -- 1889–1904 -- --
3rd Charles H. Payne -- 1876–1888 -- Wesleyan Female College merged with Ohio Wesleyan University
2nd Frederick Merrick -- 1860–1873 -- --
1st Edward Thomson -- 1842–1860 -- --

Acting and Interim Presidents have included Lorenzo D. McCabe (1873–76), William F. Whitlock (1888–89), Edward L. Rice (1938–39), Clarence E. Ficken (1947–48, 1953–55), Frank J. Prout (1955–57), George W. Burns (1958–59), Robert Lisensky (1968–69), William C. Louthan (1993–94) and David Robbins (2007–2008).

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