University Presidents
- John Ogden (1860–1862)
- William F. Phelps (1864–1876)
- Charles A. Morey (1876–1879)
- Irwin Shepard (1879–1898)
- Jesse F. Millspaugh (1898–1904)
- Guy E.Maxwell (1904–1939)
- O. Myking Mehus (1939–1943)
- Arthur T. French (1939, 1943–1944)
- Nels Minne (1944–1967)
- Robert A. Dufresne (1967–1977)
- Robert A. Hanson (1977–1983)
- Thomas F. Stark (1983–1988)
- Darrell W. Krueger (1989–2005)
- Judith A. Ramaley (2005–2012)
- Scott R. Olson (2012-present)
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