Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska is a four-year coeducational college owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Midwest. Founded in 1891, the College is located in Lincoln, Nebraska.
T. R. M. Howard and Sandra Pierantozzi are Union alumni.
Enrollment at Union had dropped by 2% in fall 2011 compared to the previous year falling from 829 to 810 undergraduates.[1]
Presidents [edit]
This is a list of Union College's presidents.[2]
This list is complete and up-to-date as of March 2013.
- W. W. Prescott (1891–1893)
- J. W. Loughhead (1893–1896)
- E. B. Miller (1896–1897)
- N. W. Kauble (1897–1898)
- W. T. Bland (1898–1901)
- L. A. Hoopes (1901–1904)
- C. C. Lewis (1904–1910)
- Frederick Griggs (1910–1914)
- H. A. Morrison (1914–1922)
- O. M. John (1922–1924)
- W. W. Prescott (1924–1925)
- Leo Thiel (1925–1928)
- P. L. Thompson (1928–1931)
- M. L. Andreasen (1931–1938)
- A. H. Rulkoetter (1938–1942)
- E. E. Cossentine (1942–1946)
- R. W. Woods (1946–1950)
- H. C. Hartman (1950–1957)
- D. J. Bieber (1957–1964)
- R. W. Fowler (1964–1970)
- R. H. Brown (1970–1973)
- M. O. Manley (1973–1980)
- Dean L. Hubbard (1980–1984)
- Benjamin R. Wygal (1985–1985)
- John Wagner (1986–1991)
- John Kerbs (1991–1998)
- David C. Smith (1998–2011)
- John Wagner (2011–present)
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