William D. Gibbs

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William D. Gibbs
President of the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
In office
1903 – September 1, 1912
Preceded by Charles S. Murkland
Succeeded by Edward Thomas Fairchild
Born 1869
Winchester, Illinois

William D. Gibbs (1869 – death) was the second President of the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts in Durham, New Hampshire from 1903 to 1912. [1]


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  1. ^ UNH Archives. William D. Gibbs 1907-1912.

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NAME William D. Gibbs
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION College President
DATE OF BIRTH 1869
PLACE OF BIRTH Winchester, Illinois
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH


Presidents of New Hampshire College (1866–1923) & University of New Hampshire (1923–        )
1. Charles S. Murkland (1893-1903)
2. William D. Gibbs (1903-1912)
3. Edward T. Fairchild (1912-1917)
4. Ralph D. Hetzel (1917-1926)
5. Edward M. Lewis (1927-1936)
6. Fred Engelhardt (1936-1944)
  7. Harold W. Stoke (1944-1947)
  8. Arthur S. Adams (1948-1950)
  9. Robert F. Chandler (1950-1954)
10. Eldon L. Johnson (1955-1961)
11. John W. McConnell (1963-1971)
12. Thomas N. Bonner (1971-1974)
13. Eugene S. Mills (1974-1979)
14. Evelyn Handler (1980-1983)
15. Gordon A. Haaland (1984-1990)
16. Dale F. Nietzschke (1990-1994)
17. Joan Leitzel (1996-2002)
18. Ann Weaver Hart (2002-2006)
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