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Executive Committee accepts President Alden's resignation effective at the close of the term. Alden’s contributions included the provision of equal pay for equal work regardless of sex and an insistence that English was as worthy of study as Greek & Latin. During his term the school accepted and...

Edward P. Waterbury, A.M., Ph.D., assumes office of president. A graduate of Normal School, Class of 1849, Waterbury had served as a faculty member at the Albany Academy, was a local insurance agent, and, at the time of his appointment, was a member of the school’s Executive Committee. Waterbury...

Husted served as a teacher and subsequently professor of Mathematics of the Normal School/Normal College from September 17, 1855 until his resignation to lead the Normal School Company on July 12, 1862. He was rehired on November 4, 1864 and served continuously as a faculty member until his death...

Milne inspired the transformation of the State Normal School in 1890 into a professional school of education. When that experiment failed, he lead the 1906 move to its new mission as a four year liberal arts college for training teachers. The change in the name of the institution from the New...

Dean Leonard Blue named acting president by the Board of Trustees.

Abram Roy Brubacher assumes presidency.

John M. Sayles, Pd.B. SNC ‘02, appointed Acting President.

John M. Sayles officially recognized as president by the Regents effective March 1.

Milton Nelson appointed acting president. Farrell House, women’s dorm, sold back to Farrell family for $55,000.