Principals and Presidents
Order | Name | Term |
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Principals of Weber Stake Academy | ||
1 | Louis F. Moench | (1888–1892) |
2 | Emil B. Isgreen | (1892–1893) |
3 | George F. Phillips | (1893–1894) |
Louis F. Moench | (1894–1902) — 2nd term | |
Principals of Weber Academy | ||
4 | David O. McKay | (1902–1908) |
5 | Wilford M. McKendrick | (1908–1910) |
6 | William W. Henderson | (1910–1914) |
7 | James L. Barker | (1914–1917) |
8 | Owen F. Beal | (1917–1918) |
Presidents of Weber Normal College | ||
1 | Owen F. Beal | (1918-1919) |
2 | H. Aldous Dixon | (1919–1920) |
3 | Joel E. Ricks | (1920–1922) |
Presidents of Weber College | ||
4 | Aaron W. Tracy | (1922–1935) |
5 | Leland W. Creer | (1935–1937) |
H. Aldous Dixon | (1937–1953) — 2nd term | |
6 | William P. Miller | (1953–1962) |
Presidents of Weber State College | ||
William P. Miller | (1962–1972) | |
7 | Joseph L. Bishop | (1972–1978) |
8 | Rodney H. Brady | (1978–1985) |
9 | Stephen D. Nadauld | (1985–1990) |
Presidents of Weber State University | ||
10 | Paul H. Thompson | (1990–2002) |
11 | F. Ann Millner | (2002–2012) |
12 | Charles A. Wight | (2013-present) |
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