Presidents

 

Items pertaining to the presidents of Brock University.

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  • Dr. David Atkinson
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    Dr. David Atkinson was the fourth President of Brock University from 1997 - 2005.

  • Dr. David Atkinson
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    Dr. David Atkinson was the fourth President of Brock University. He was President from 1997 - 2005.

  • Five Presidents of Brock University
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    Pictured here from left to right are the first 4 presidents (and one of the former acting presidents) of Brock University: Dr. James Gibson (President, 1964 - 1973), Dr. Alan Earp (President, 1974 - 1987), Dr. Terry White (President, 1988 - 1996), Dr. Susan Clark (Acting President, ca. 1996 - 1997), and Dr. David Atkinson (President, 1997 - 2005). Together they have served Brock for over 40 years from 1964 - 2005.

  • Dr. Terry White
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    Dr. Terry White was the third President (1988-1996) of Brock University.

  • Dr. Terry White
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    Dr. Terry White was the third President (1988-1996) of Brock University.

  • Three Brock University Presidents
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    Pictured here from left to right are former presidents of Brock University: Dr. Alan Earp (President, 1974 - 1987), Dr. James Gibson (President, 1964 - 1973), and Dr. Terry White (President, 1988 - 1996).

  • Dr. Alan Earp
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    Dr. Alan Earp was the second President of Brock University from 1974 - 1987. He is Brock's longest running president to date.

  • President James A. Gibson at his desk
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    President James Gibson in his 13th floor office.

  • President Dr. James A. Gibson
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    Dr. James A. Gibson wearing his academic gown.

  • Dr. James A. Gibson Reading
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    Dr. James A. Gibson reading a book while standing in front of a collection of shelved science texts.

  • Dr. James A. Gibson
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    The first president of Brock University, Dr. James A. Gibson was President from 1964 - 1973. He played a pivotal role in the formation and launch of Brock University and is often considered the father of Brock University. After his retirement in 1973 Dr. Gibson continued to be involved with Brock and was appointed President Emeritus. He passed away in 2003.