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Presidents of Eastern Kentucky University

  • Ruric Nevel Roark 1906-1909
  • Mary C. Roark 1909-1910
  • John Grant Crabbe 1910-1916
  • Thomas Jackson Coates 1916-1928
  • Dr. Herman Lee Donovan 1928-1941
  • Dr. William Francis O'Donnell 1941-1960
  • Dr. Robert R. Martin 1960-1976
  • Dr. J.C. Powell 1976-1984
  • Dr. Hanley Funderburk 1984-1998
  • Dr. Robert W. Kustra 1998-2001
  • Joanne K. Glasser, Esq 2001-2007
  • Dr. Charles Douglas Whitlock 2007–present

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