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Presidents of St. Cloud State

  • 2007–present Earl H. Potter III
  • 2000–2007 Roy H. Saigo
  • 1999–2000 Suzanne R. Williams, Interim President
  • 1995–1999 Bruce F. Grube
  • 1992–1995 Robert O. Bess, Interim President
  • 1982–1992 Brendan J. McDonald
  • 1981–1982 Lowell R. Gillette, Interim President
  • 1971–1981 Charles J. Graham
  • 1965–1971 Robert H. Wick
  • 1952–1965 George F. Budd
  • 1947–1952 John W. Headley
  • 1943–1947 Dudley S. Brainard
  • 1927–1943 George A. Selke
  • 1916–1927 Joseph C. Brown
  • 1915–1916 Isabel Lawrence, Interim President
  • 1902–1915 Waite A. Shoemaker
  • 1895–1902 George R. Kleeberger
  • 1890–1895 Joseph Carhart
  • 1884–1890 Thomas J. Gray
  • 1881–1884 Jerome Allen
  • 1875–1881 David L. Kiehle
  • 1869–1875 Ira Moore

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