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| Senior Vice President for Public Affairs |
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| Senior Vice President for Public Affairs |
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| Vice President for Student Affairs |
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| Vice President for Campus Services |
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| Vice President for University Development and Alumni Affairs |
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| Chancellor for Health Affairs |
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| Vice President and Secretary |
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| Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences |
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| Dean, Graduate School and Vice Provost |
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| Dean, Pratt School of Engineering |
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| Dean, Nicholas School of the Environment |
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| Dean, Fuqua School of Business |
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| R. Sanders Williams, M.D. |
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| Chair of the Board of Trustees |
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| Executive Director, Alumni Affairs |
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| Dean of Undergraduate Admissions |
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| Brown's Schoolhouse in Randolph County, NC - start of Duke's institutional history!! |
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| Brown's Schoolhouse renamed Union Institute |
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Union Institute renamed Normal College.
Chartered for training of teachers |
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| Normal College becomes affiliated with METHODIST CHURCH |
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Normal College renamed Trinity College.
New motto: "eruditio et religio", meaning "knowledge and religion" |
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| First Women - Mary, Persis, and Theresa Giles, graduate from Trinity College |
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| first foreign student - CHARLIE SOONG - is accepted |
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| Giles sisters become first women to receive Masters Degrees from Trinity |
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| Yale blue is adopted as school color in honor of new president - JOHN F. CROWELL's alma mater |
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Trinity College moves to Durham with aid of Washington Duke and Julian Carr.
moved to East Campus, which was then called Blackwell Park, a racetrack. |
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"BASSET AFFAIR" - Professor John Spencer Basset fights for academic freedom.
Trinity College praised by Pres. Teddy Roosevelt for stance on issue |
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| James B. Duke - Duke Endowment - $40 million. Trinity College becomes part of DUKE UNIVERSITY |
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| East campus rebuilt in Georgian style by Horacre Trumbauer firm from Philadelphia |
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| West Campus built by Horace Trumbauer firm in neo-gothic style. stones from Quarry in Hillsborough |
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| Duke University Womens College Established on East Campus |
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| Sarah P. Duke Gardens dedicated |
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| Approx 1500 students and faculty - silent vigil in front of chapel - reaction to assassination of MLK |
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| Takeover of the Allen building by African Am students |
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| Merger of Women's College and Trinity College into Trinity College of Arts and Sciences. Women can live on West and Men on East |
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| Joseph M. Kathleen Price Bryan Center opens |
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| Fuqua School of Business dedicated, Women's Studies Program begins, Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture dedicated |
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Men's basketball wins first NCAA title.
School of the Environment opens, incorporating old School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and the Marine Lab |
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Men's bbal team wins second NCAA title.
Perkins gets 4 millonth volume |
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| Nannerl O. Keohane new president, first woman |
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| 75th anniversity of DUKE! |
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| Men's bball wins 3rd title |
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| Nasher Museum of Art opens to replace Duke University Museum of Art |
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| Bostock Library and Von de Heyden Pavilion opened |
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| principal of Brown's Schoolhouse and Union Institute 1838-1842 |
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principal of Union Institute, president of Normal College and Trinity college
1842-1882 |
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only alumnus to be elected president
1883-1884 |
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| first non-southerner to be president. reorganized curriculum, introduced football to campus, moved Duke to Durham to be by an urban place |
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raised academic standards
1894-1910 |
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`oversaw transition from Trinity College to Duke Universtiy, established Phi Beta Kappa chapter
1910-1940 |
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president from 1941-1948
instituted ROTC |
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president from 1949-1960
increased fund-raising efforts |
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