University Presidents
- Orville Dahl, Ed.D., 1959–1962
- Raymond Olson, D.D., 1963–1971
- Mark Mathews, D.B.A., 1972–1980
- Jerry Miller, D.D., 1981–1992
- Luther S. Luedtke, Ph.D., 1992–2006
- John R. Sladek, Ph.D., 2006–2007
- Chris Kimball, Ph.D., 2008– Interview with President Chris Kimball
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