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Past Chancellors & Presidents of UMass
Amherst
The University of Massachusetts Amherst was first
established in 1863 as Massachusetts Agricultural College and
opened in 1867 with four faculty members, four buildings, and
56 students. In 1931, to recognize broadening of the curriculum,
"Mass Aggie" became Massachusetts State College. In
1947, the institution became the University of Massachusetts at
the same time that it experienced rapid growth in facilities,
enrollment, and programs. With the development of a multicampus
system, the president's office was moved to Boston in 1970, and
the chancellor became the chief executive of the Amherst campus.
Chancellors of the University of Massachusetts
Amherst
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John V. Lombardi
Marcellette G. Williams
David K. Scott
Richard D. O'Brien
Joseph Duffey
Loren Baritz
Henry Koffler
Randolph W. Bromery
Oswald Tippo
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2002-
2001-2002
1993-2001
1991-1993
1982-1991
1982
1979-1982
1971-1979
1970-1971
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Presidents of the University of Massachusetts
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John W. Lederle
Jean P. Mather
Ralph Van Meter
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1960-1970
1954-1960
1947-1954
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Presidents of Massachusetts State College
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Hugh P. Baker
Roscoe W. Thatcher
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1932-1946
1927-1932
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Presidents of Massachusetts Agricultural College
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Edward M. Lewis
Kenyon L. Butterfield
William P. Brooks
Henry H. Goodell
James C. Greenough
Paul A. Chadbourne
Levi Stockbridge
Charles L. Flint
Levi Stockbridge
William S. Clark
Paul A. Chadbourne
Henry F. French
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1924-1927
1906-1924
1905-1906
1886-1905
1883-1886
1882-1883
1880-1882
1879-1880
1879
1867-1879
1866-1867
1864-1866
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