Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College - Notable Past Trustees

Notable Past Trustees

Name Elected Left/retired Graduated Reference
Bosworth, Stephen W.Stephen W. Bosworth 1992 2002 1961
Braden, ThomasThomas Braden 1964 1974 1941
Brown, Albert O.Albert O. Brown 1911 1931 1878
Colby, AnthonyAnthony Colby 1850 1870 n/a
Eastman, Ira AllenIra Allen Eastman 1859 1881 1829
Freeman, JonathanJonathan Freeman 1793 1808 n/a
Heyman, Ira MichaelIra Michael Heyman 1982 1993 1951
Marsh, CharlesCharles Marsh 1809 1849 1786
McLaughlin, David T.David T. McLaughlin 1971 1981 1954, T'55
Munroe, GeorgeGeorge Munroe 1977 1991 1943
Niles, NathanielNathaniel Niles 1793 1821 n/a
Oelman, RobertRobert Oelman 1961 1976 1931
Olcott, SimeonSimeon Olcott 1784 1793 n/a
Paine, ElijahElijah Paine 1806 1829 n/a
Phillips, JohnJohn Phillips 1773 1793 n/a
Pitkin, TimothyTimothy Pitkin 1769 1773 n/a
Powers, Samuel L.Samuel L. Powers 1905 1915 1874
Prescott, Benjamin F.Benjamin F. Prescott 1879 1895 1856
Reed, WilliamWilliam Reed 1834 1837 n/a
Reich, RobertRobert Reich 1988 1993 1968
Rockefeller, NelsonNelson Rockefeller 1942 1952 1930
Ruml, BeardsleyBeardsley Ruml 1946 1960 1915
Shipler, David K.David K. Shipler 1993 2003 1964
Smith, JohnJohn Smith 1788 1809 1773
Thompson, Thomas W.Thomas W. Thompson 1801 1821 n/a
Tuck, AmosAmos Tuck 1857 1866 1835

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