List of Phi Kappa Tau Members - National Presidents

National Presidents

Term of Office Name and Chapter
1906–1907 Taylor A. Borradaile (Miami)
1907–1908 Harvey C. Brill (Miami)
1908–1909 Wilmer G. Stover (Miami)
1909–1910 Alexander R. Paxton (Miami)
1910–1911 Edward E. Duncan (Miami)
1911 Ernest N. Littleton (Miami)
1911–1912 Howard A. Pidgeon (Ohio)
1912–1913 Clarence Ray Ridenour (Ohio)
1913–1914 William H. Shideler (Miami)
1914–1915 Robert G. Webber (Ohio)
1915 Eckley G. Gossett (Ohio State)
1915–1916 S. Frank Cox (Centre)
1916–1917 Ewing T. Boles (Centre)
1917–1919 Frederick R. Fletemeyer (Illinois)
1919–1920 Henry E. Hoagland (Illinois)
1920–1923 Edgar Ewing Brandon (Miami)
1923–1925 John V. Cotton (Centre)
1925–1928 Harry A. Taylor, MD (Nebraska Wesleyan)
1928–1930 Isaac Miles Wright (Muhlenberg)
1930–1934 W. Massey Foley (Miami)
1934–1959 Roland W. Maxwell (Southern California)
1959–1962 Harold E. Angelo (Mississippi State)
1962–1964 William A. Hammond (Miami)
1964–1966 Louis C. Gerding, Jr.] (Colorado)
1966–1968 Warren H. Parker (Nebraska Wesleyan)
1968–1970 Melvin Dettra, Jr. (Ohio State)
1970–1972 Thomas L. Stennis II (Mississippi State)
1972–1975 Ray A. Clarke (Bowling Green)
1975–1977 Edward A. Marye, Jr. (Kentucky)
1977–1979 F. L. McKinley (Oklahoma State)
1979–1981 Thomas C. Cunningham(Nebraska Wesleyan)
1981–1983 John M. Green (Nebraska Wesleyan)
1983–1985 Raymond A. Bichimer (Ohio State)
1985–1987 Harold H. Short (Colorado State)
1987–1989 John F. Cosgrove (Florida)
1989–1993 Walter G. Strange (Auburn)
1993–1995 Rodney E. Wilmoth (Nebraska Wesleyan)
1995–1997 Stephen Brothers (University of California, Berkeley)
1997–1999 Gregory D. Hollen (Maryland)
1999–2002 Todd E. Napier (Evansville)
2002–2004 Joseph J. McCann, Jr. (Spring Hill)
2004–2006 C. William Crane (Georgia)
2006–2008 Charles T. Ball (Miami)
2008–2010 William C. Macak (Florida State)
2010–2012 Gregory M. Heilmeier (Bethany)
2012–2014 Stephen M. Nelson (University of Southern Mississippi)

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