Trinity College (Connecticut) - Trinity College Presidents

Trinity College Presidents

  • James Fleming Jones, Jr., 2004–present - 21st President
  • Borden Winslow Painter, Jr. '58, H'95 2003-2004 - 20th President
  • Richard H. Hersh 2002-2003 - 19th President
  • Ronald R. Thomas H'02, Acting President 2001-2002
  • Evan Samuel Dobelle H'01 1995-2001 - 18th President
  • Borden Winslow Painter, Jr. '58, H'95, Acting President 1994-1995
  • Tom Gerety 1989-1994 - 17th President
  • James Fairfield English, Jr., H'89 1981-1989 - 16th President
  • Theodore Davidge Lockwood '48, H'81 1968-1981 - 15th President
  • Albert Charles Jacobs H'68 1953-1968 - 14th President
  • George Keith Funston 1945-1951 - 13th President
  • Authur Howard Hughes M'38, H'46, Acting President 1943-1945, 1951-1953
  • Remsen Brinckerhoff Ogilby 1920-1943 - 12th President
  • Henry Augustus Perkins, Acting President 1915-1916, 1919-1920
  • Flavel Sweeten Luther '70, H'04 1904-1919 - 11th President
  • George Williamson Smith H'87 1883-1904 - 10th President
  • Thomas Ruggles Pynchon '41 1874-1883 - 9th President
  • John Brocklesby, Acting President 1874
  • Abner Jackson '37 1867-1874 - 8th President
  • John Brocklesby, Acting President 1866-1867
  • John Barrett Kerfoot H'65 1864-1866 - 7th President
  • Samuel Eliot H'57 1860-1864 - 6th President
  • Daniel Raynes Goodwin 1853-1860 - 5th President
  • John Williams '35 1848–1853 - 4th President
  • Silas Totten 1837-1848 - 3rd President
  • Nathaniel Sheldon Wheaton 1831-1837 - 2nd President
  • Thomas Church Brownell 1824–1831 - 1st President

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