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Past Presidents

 A history of Connecticut College leadership

1sykes
Frederick H. Sykes

1913-1917
2marshall
Benjamin T. Marshall

1917-1928
3blunt
Katharine Blunt

1929-1943, 1945-1946
4Schaffter
Dorothy Schaffter

1943-1945
5park
Rosemary Park

1947-1962
6shain
Charles E. Shain

1962-1974
7ames
Oakes Ames

1974-1988
8gaudiani
Claire L. Gaudiani

1988-2001
David K. Lewis

(Interim President) 2001
9fainstein
Norman Fainstein

2001-2006
10higdon
Leo I. Higdon, Jr.

2006-2013
Katherine Bergeron
Katherine Bergeron

2014-2023
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