Sentences with phrase «ninth president»

Jimmy Carter was born in Plains, Georgia in 1924, and served as thirty - ninth President of the United States.
After Paul Nyquist was named as Moody's ninth president in 2009, he and the former Provost, Junias Venugopal, began to address these issues.
This name of the ninth president, Andrew Jackson, who may or may not lose his spot on the $ 20 bill, has become a popular name for boys, breaking into the top 20 just in the past two years.
The position of the president is defined in the articles 54 - 61 of the German Basic Law, the political reality of the President can be seen when researching former presidents, such as Theodor Heuss (first President), or Horst Köhler (ninth president, one of the best - liked amongst the population).
John S. Nader, provost of upstate SUNY Delhi, will become the ninth president of Farmingdale State College on July 15, 2016, State University of New York officials said on Thursday, March 24.
It is with great enthusiasm that I inform the campus community that State University of New York Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher will recommend the appointment of Katherine Conway - Turner as Buffalo State's ninth president to the SUNY Board of Trustees at its next meeting.
Katherine Conway - Turner has been recommended to be the ninth president of Buffalo State College.
Arthur Levine was inaugurated last week as the ninth president of Columbia University's Teachers College.
He will succeed Teresa Sullivan to become the University's ninth president.
James E. Ryan, a scholar of law and education who is dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, will be the University of Virginia's ninth president, school officials announced Friday.
William Henry Harrison (February 9, 1773 — April 4, 1841) was the ninth President of the United States, an American military officer and politician, and the first president to die in office.
David is the ninth president of the College Board and has been described as the «architect» of the Common Core.
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