Harry Woodburn Chase

Harry Woodburn Chase
Chase pictured in Yackety Yak 1922, UNC yearbook

12th President of the University of North Carolina
In office 1919–1930
Preceded by	Marvin Hendrix Stacy
Succeeded by	Frank Porter Graham
7th President of the University of Illinois system
In office 1930–1933
Preceded by	David Kinley
Succeeded by	Arthur H. Daniels
8th President of New York University
In office 1933–1951
Preceded by	Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Succeeded by	Henry Townley Heald

Personal details
Born	(1883-04-11)April 11, 1883 Groveland, Massachusetts, U.S.
Died	April 20, 1955(1955-04-20) (aged 72) Florida, U.S.

Harry Woodburn Chase (April 11, 1883^[1] – April 20, 1955^[2]) was the 12th President of the University of North Carolina (1919–1930), the 7th President of the University of Illinois (1930–1933), and the 8th President of New York University (1933–1951).^[3]

References

^ "North Carolina Collection-". Archived from the original on 2012-06-26. Retrieved 2010-10-11.
^ "North Carolina Collection-". Archived from the original on 2012-09-27. Retrieved 2010-10-11.
^ "Harry Woodburn Chase (1883-1955)". UNC University Library. 2006. Retrieved 2008-03-27.

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Academic offices
Preceded by Elmer Ellsworth Brown	Chancellor of New York University 1933–1951	Succeeded by Henry Townley Heald
Preceded by Marvin Hendrix Stacy	President of the University of North Carolina 1919–1930	Succeeded by Frank Porter Graham

Presidents and Chancellors of New York University

Chancellors

Mathews (1831–1839)
Frelinghuysen (1839–1850)
Ferris (1853–1870)
Crosby (1870–1881)
Hall (1881–1891)
MacCracken (1891–1911)
Brown (1911–1933)
Chase (1933–1951)
Madden (acting, 1951–1952)

Presidents

Heald (1952–1956)
Newsom (1956–1962)
Hester (1962–1975)
Sawhill (1975–1980)
Bennett (acting, 1979–1981)
Brademas (1981–1991)
Oliva (1991–2002)
Sexton (2002–2015)
Hamilton (2016–2023)
Mills (2023–)

*From 1850–1851 the faculty and Council jointly administered the University

v t e Leaders of the University of Illinois
System presidents	Gregory (1867–1880) Peabody (1880–1891) Burrill (1891–1894) Draper (1894–1904) James (1904–1920) Kinley (1920–1930) Chase (1930–1933) Daniels^# (1933–1934) Willard (1934–1946) Stoddard (1946–1953) Morey^† (1954–1955) Henry (1955–1967) Corbally (1971—1979) Ikenberry (1979—1995) Stukel (1995—2005) White (2005—2009) Ikenberry^# (2010) Hogan (2010—2012) Easter (2012–2015) Killeen (2015–present)
UIC chancellors	Langenberg (1983–1990) Stukel^† (1990–1995) Broski^† (1995–1999) Manning^† (1999–2007) Gislason^# (2008–2009) Allen-Meares (2009–2015) Gislason^# (2015) Amiridis (2015–present)
UIS chancellors	Lynn (1995–2001) Ringeisen (2001–2010) Koch (2011–2020) Whitney^# (2020–present)
UIUC chancellors	Peltason (1967–1977) Weir^# (1977) Gerberding (1978–1979) Cribbet^† (1979–1984) Everhart (1984–1987) Weir^† (1987–1993) Aiken (1993–2001) Cantor (2001–2004) Herman (2004–2009) Easter^# (2009–2011) Wise (2011–2015) Wilson^# (2015) Jones (2016–present)
^# denotes an acting or interim role — ^† denotes having served as interim before serving in a permanent capacity

v t e Leaders of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Presiding Professors	Ker Harris Caldwell Gillaspie (Gillespie) Caldwell
Presidents	Caldwell Chapman Caldwell Mitchell Swain Pool Phillips Battle Winston Alderman Venable E. Graham Stacy Chase F. Graham
Chancellors	House Aycock Sharp Sitterson Taylor Fordham Hardin Hooker McCoy Moeser Thorp Folt Guskiewicz Roberts