List of University of Washington Presidents

The following individuals have held the Office of President of the University of Washington.[1] There are gaps in the line of succession when the University was closed from 1867–69 and part of 1874 and 1876[2] The university presidents in whose honor buildings have been named bear an asterisk.

List of presidents

Term President Background and accomplishments
First
1861–1863
Asa Shinn Mercer
Second
1863–1866
William Edward Barnard
1866–1867 George Fred Whitworth
1869–1872 John Henry Hall*
1872–1874 Eugene Kincaid Hill
Interim
1874
Mary W. (May) Thayer
1874–1876 George Fred Whitworth
1877–1882 Alexander Jay Anderson*
1882–1887 Leonard Jackson Powell
1887–1895 Thomas Milton Gatch
1895–1897 Mark Walrod Harrington
1897 William Franklin Edwards
Acting
1897–1898
Charles Francis Reeves
1898-1902 Frank Pierrepont Graves*
1902–1914 Thomas Franklin Kane*
Acting
1914–1915
Henry Landes
1915–1926 Henry Suzzallo*
Acting
1926–1927
David Thomson*
1927–1933 Matthew Lyle Spencer
Acting
1933–1934
Hugo Winkenwerder*
1934–1946 Lee Paul Sieg*
1946–1951 Raymond B. Allen
Acting
1952
H.P. (Dick) Everest
1952–1958 Henry Schmitz*
1958–1973 Charles E. Odegaard*
Acting
1973–1974
Philip W. Cartwright
1974–1979 John R. Hogness
1979–1995 William P. Gerberding*
1995–2003 Richard L. McCormick
2003–2004 Lee L. Huntsman
2004–2010 Mark Emmert
Interim
2010–2011
Phyllis M. Wise
2011–2015 Michael K. Young
2015– Ana Mari Cauce

Timeline of University of Washington presidential terms

Presidents of the University of Washington
Ana Mari Cauce Michael K. Young Phyllis M. Wise Mark A. Emmert Richard L. McCormick William P. Gerberding Raymond B. Allen Lee Paul Sieg Matthew Lyle Spencer David Thomson Henry Suzzallo Frank Pierrepont Graves Thomas Milton Gatch George Fred Whitworth George Fred Whitworth Asa Shinn Mercer

See also

References

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