Chancellors of The State University System
Adam W. Herbert Frank T. Brogan| Term | Chancellor |
|---|---|
| 1954—1968 | J. Broward Culpepper |
| 1968—1975 | Robert B. Mautz |
| 1975—1980 | E.T. York |
| 1981—1985 | Barbara W. Newell |
| 1985—1998 | Charles B. Reed |
| 1998—2001 | Adam W. Herbert |
| 2001—2001 | Judy G. Hample |
| 2003—2005 | Debra D. Austin |
| 2005—2009 | Mark B. Rosenberg |
| 2009—2009 | John A. Delaney (interim) |
| 2009—Present | Frank T. Brogan |
| Chancellors of the State University System |
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