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University of Michigan Board of Regents

Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents,1835-2012(May be incomplete!)
RobertMcClelland 1835-37JohnJ. Adam 1837-40IsaacE. Crary 1837-43SamuelDenton 1837-40ThomasFitzgerald 1837JohnNorvell 1837-39RossWilkins 1837-42MartinKundig 1841-45JohnOwen 1841-48AndrewM. Fitch 1842-46MarvinAllen 1843-51LewisCass 1843-44AustinE. Wing 1845-49ElonFarnsworth 1846-57RobertMcClelland 1850-51EpaphroditusRansom 1850-51JamesKingsley 1852-58AndrewParsons 1852-54GeorgeBradley 1858-63WilliamM. Ferry 1858-63ThomasD. Gilbert 1864-75GeorgeWillard 1864-73HiramA. Burt 1868-75JonasH. McGowan 1870-77ClaudiusB. Grant 1872-79ByronM. Cutcheon 1875-81EbenezerO. Grosvenor 1880-87JamesShearer 1880-87JamesF. Joy 1881-85AustinBlair 1881-89ArthurM. Clark 1884-91MosesW. Field 1886-89LeviL. Barbour 1892-98HenryHoward 1892-94HenryS. Dean 1894-1907GeorgeA. Farr 1896-1903LeviL. Barbour 1902-08PeterWhite 1904-08WalterH. Sawyer 1906-31JuniusE. Beal 1908-39ChaseS. Osborn 1908-11WilliamL. Clements 1910-33GeorgeP. Codd 1910-11BenjaminS. Hanchett 1911-27WilliamA. Comstock 1914-16VictorM. Gore 1914-27JamesO. Murfin 1918-33RalphStone 1924-31EdmundC. Shields 1933-35FranklinM. Cook 1934-41CharlesF. Hemans 1934-41JamesO. Murfin 1934-37DavidH. Crowley 1936-43EdmundC. Shields 1938-45J.Joseph Herbert 1940-55HarryG. Kipke 1940-47EarlL. Burhans 1942AlfredB. Connable 1942-57FranklinM. Cook 1942-43VeraBurridge Baits 1943-57OttoE. Eckert 1946-61CharlesS. Kennedy 1946-61RoscoeO. Bonisteel 1946-59KennethM. Stevens 1948-55LelandI. Doan 1952-59PaulL. Adams 1956-57CarlBrablec 1958-66IreneE. Murphy 1958-66WilliamK. McInally 1960-64FrederickC. Matthaei 1960-67PaulG. Goebel 1962-70WilliamB. Cudlip 1964-72AlvinM. Bentley 1966-69RobertJ. Brown 1967-74OtisM. Smith 1967-71GertrudeV. Huebner 1967-74FrederickC. Matthaei, Jr. 1967-68GeraldR. Dunn 1969-84LawrenceB. Lindemer 1969-75PaulW. Brown 1971-94DeaneBaker 1973-98SarahGoddard Power 1975-87NealD. Nielsen 1985-92PhilipH. Power 1987-98ShirleyM. McFee 1991-RebeccaMcGowan 1993-AndreaFischer Newman 1995-OliviaMaynard 1997-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

  • 1840:JohnJ. Adam, resigned.
  • 1841 Mar 18:JohnOwen, appointed.
  • 1843:IsaacE. Crary, resigned.
  • 1843 Apr 1:LewisCass, appointed.
  • 1869:JohnF. Miller (Dem), defeated.
  • 1877 Jan 2:JonasH. McGowan, resigned.
  • 1881 Oct 10:AustinBlair, appointed.
  • 1885 Apr 6:CharlesR. Whitman (Dem), defeated.
  • 1889 Mar 14:MosesW. Field, died in office.
  • 1893:RobertE. Bunker (Dem), defeated.
  • 1894 May 24:HenryHoward, died in office.
  • 1894 Jun 1:HenryS. Dean, appointed.
  • 1896 Jan 11:GeorgeA. Farr, appointed.
  • 1899 Apr 3:HenryS. Dean (Rep), elected;EliR. Sutton, elected;StanleyE. Parkill, defeated;EdwardS. LeGendre (Dem), defeated;FredericS. Goodrich (Prohibition), defeated;HarveyB. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;WilliamA. Higdon, defeated;EdwinD. Cox, defeated;RichardHenke, defeated;HermanRichter (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1901:EdmundC. Shields (Dem), defeated.
  • 1903:WellingtonR. Burt (Dem), defeated;WillisJ. Abbot (Dem), defeated.
  • 1905:WalterH. Sawyer (Rep), elected.
  • 1907:WoodbridgeN. Ferris (Dem), defeated;JuniusE. Beal, elected;FrankB. Leland (Rep), elected.
  • 1908:PeterWhite, died in office.
  • 1908 Jul 3:ChaseS. Osborn, appointed.
  • 1909 Apr 5:GeorgeP. Codd (Rep), elected;WilliamL. Clements (Rep), elected;MyronH. Walker (Dem), defeated;ArthurJ. Lacy (Dem), defeated;WilliamH. Adams (Prohibition), defeated;EmorL. Calkins (Prohibition), defeated;ElizaBurt Gamble (Socialist), defeated;JosephWarnock (Socialist), defeated;HermanRichter (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamHoag (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1911 Apr 3:BenjaminS. Hanchett (Rep), elected;LuciusL. Hubbard (Rep), elected;JohnW. Anderson (Dem), defeated;HenryKremers (Dem), defeated;GeorgeH. Sherman (Socialist), defeated;JohnF. Maki (Socialist), defeated;JohnO. Hinds, defeated;LeroyH. White (Prohibition), defeated;ShepardB. Cowles (Socialist Labor), defeated;HermanRichter (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1913:WilliamA. Comstock (Dem), defeated;WalterH. Sawyer (Rep), elected;VictorM. Gore, elected.
  • 1915 Apr 5:FrankB. Leland (Rep), elected;JuniusE. Beal (Rep), elected;SamuelT. Douglas (Dem), defeated;ElwinF. Brown (Dem), defeated;LeonL. Tyler (Progressive), defeated;ChristopherG. Parnall (Progressive), defeated;AnnieG. Lockwood (Socialist), defeated;M.Verne Breitmayer (Socialist), defeated;JohnF. Eesley (Prohibition), defeated;MarshallH. Pettit (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1917 Apr 2:JamesO. Murfin (Rep), elected;WilliamL. Clements (Rep), elected;JohnT. Winship (Dem), defeated;EdgarO. Galloway (Dem), defeated;JosephM. Carrier (Socialist), defeated;OlafJ. Hansen (Socialist), defeated;MosesE. Johnson (Prohibition), defeated;A.L. Allison (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1919 Apr 7:BenjaminS. Hanchett (Rep), elected;LuciusL. Hubbard (Rep), elected;EttaC. Boltwood (Dem), defeated;EffieGaylord Huston (Dem), defeated;AliceM. Tucker (Prohibition), defeated;MaryE. Faull (Prohibition), defeated;V.Milton Breitmayer (Socialist), defeated;HarveyA. Hedden (Socialist), defeated.
  • 1921:BenjaminH. Halstead (Dem), defeated;NellieSawyer Clark (Dem), defeated;WalterH. Sawyer (Rep), elected;VictorM. Gore, elected.
  • 1923 Apr 2:RalphStone (Rep), elected;JuniusE. Beal (Rep), elected;FrankD. Eaman (Dem), defeated;EdmundC. Shields (Dem), defeated;MaryE. Faull (Prohibition), defeated;LilyAllen (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1925:WilliamA. Comstock (Dem), defeated;WilliamL. Clements (Rep), elected;MaryL. Hinsdale (Dem), defeated.
  • 1927 Apr 4:LuciusL. Hubbard (Rep), elected;BenjaminS. Hanchett (Rep), elected;EttaC. Boltwood (Dem), defeated;SamuelT. Douglas (Dem), defeated;MaryMcKnight (Prohibition), defeated;WilliamReynolds (Workers), defeated;DulyMcCone (Prohibition), defeated;DanielClinton Holder (Workers), defeated.
  • 1929 Apr 1:WalterH. Sawyer (Rep), elected;R.Perry Shorts (Rep), elected;EdmundC. Shields (Dem), defeated;HoratioJ. Abbott (Dem), defeated;FrancisW. Elliott (Socialist), defeated;JohnSweet (Socialist), defeated;Mrs.Dell Skinner (Prohibition), defeated;JohnY. Johnston (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1931:WalterH. Sawyer, died in office.
  • 1931 Apr 6:RalphStone (Rep), elected;JuniusE. Beal (Rep), elected;W.Leo Cahalan (Dem), defeated;CharlesF. Hemans (Dem), defeated;HallenM. Bell (Socialist), defeated;SchmaryaKleiman (Socialist), defeated;JohnY. Johnston (Prohibition), defeated;AndrewC. Bandeen (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1933 Jan 9:EdmundC. Shields, appointed.
  • 1933 Apr 3:FranklinM. Cook (Dem), elected;CharlesF. Hemans (Dem), elected;WilliamL. Clements (Rep), defeated;DonaldE. Johnson (Rep), defeated;H.J. McFarlan (Socialist), defeated;SarahFagan (Socialist), defeated;MaryP. Hopkins (Prohibition), defeated;SpurgeonD. Gostelow (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1934 Mar 19:JamesO. Murfin, appointed.
  • 1935 Apr 1:DavidH. Crowley (Rep), elected;EstherMarsh Cram (Rep), elected;EdmundC. Shields (Dem), defeated;CharlesM. Novak (Dem), defeated;WalterG. Bergman (Socialist), defeated;FrancisKing (Socialist), defeated;ArthurKirkpatrick (Farmer-Labor), defeated;SeymourA. Ayres (Farmer-Labor), defeated;StanleyB. Niles (Commonwealth), defeated;ElmonT. Felch (Commonwealth), defeated;BlancheWinters (American), defeated;AdelaideB. Cotharin (American), defeated.
  • 1937:JamesO. Murfin (Rep), defeated.
  • 1939 Apr 3:HarryG. Kipke (Rep), elected;J.Joseph Herbert (Rep), elected;DeanW. Myers (Dem), defeated;CharlesC. Lockwood (Dem), defeated;FrancisKing (Socialist), defeated;HaroldChalk (Socialist), defeated;FlorenceHoward (Commonwealth), defeated;EarlA. Tremain (Commonwealth), defeated.
  • 1941 Apr 7:EarlL. Burhans (Rep), elected;AlfredB. Connable (Rep), elected;FranklinM. Cook (Dem), defeated;CharlesF. Hemans (Dem), defeated;E.Harold Munn (Prohibition), defeated;ErnestL. Hibbard (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1942 Dec 23:EarlL. Burhans, resigned.
  • 1942 Dec 24:FranklinM. Cook, appointed.
  • 1943:FranklinM. Cook, died in office.
  • 1943 Apr 5:RalphA. Hayward (Rep), elected;R.Spencer Bishop (Rep), elected;CharlesP. Nugent (Dem), defeated;IraD. McCoy (Dem), defeated;G.Albert Emerich (Prohibition), defeated;EnosA. Potts (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1943 May 14:VeraBurridge Baits, appointed.
  • 1945:J.Walter Orr (Dem), defeated.
  • 1945 Apr 2:CharlesS. Kennedy, elected;OttoE. Eckert, elected.
  • 1946 Nov 1:RoscoeO. Bonisteel, appointed.
  • 1947 Apr 7:J.Joseph Herbert (Rep), elected;KennethM. Stevens (Rep), elected;GeorgeD. Schermerhorn (Dem), defeated;JohnL. Brumm (Dem), defeated;ClariceA. Nelson (Prohibition), defeated;HaroldA. Lindahl (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1949 Apr 4:AlfredB. Connable (Rep), elected;VeraBurridge Baits (Rep), elected;RosaFalk (Dem), defeated;JosephE. Arsulowicz (Dem), defeated;GeorginaK. Fields (Progressive), defeated;RubySweetman (Progressive), defeated;AlbertL. Leach (Prohibition), defeated;WalkerM. Towns (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1951 Apr 2:LelandI. Doan (Rep), elected;RoscoeO. Bonisteel (Rep), elected;MurrayD. Van Wagoner (Dem), defeated;WheatonL. Strom (Dem), defeated;ArthurL. Leach (Prohibition), defeated;OrvilleL. Heltzel (Prohibition), defeated;RichardFox (Progressive), defeated;LouisJ. Cleage (Progressive), defeated;TheosA. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated;JamesSim (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamH. Yancey (Socialist Workers), defeated;HowardLerner (Socialist Workers), defeated.
  • 1953 Apr 6:CharlesS. Kennedy (Rep), elected;OttoE. Eckert (Rep), elected;ThomasN. Robinson (Dem), defeated;HazenJ. Hatch (Dem), defeated;WilliamJ. Persons (Prohibition), defeated;FennoE. Densmore (Prohibition), defeated;JamesSim (Socialist Labor), defeated;TheosA. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1955:WilliamB. Cudlip (Rep), defeated;J.Joseph Herbert (Rep), defeated;EugeneB. Power (Dem), elected.
  • 1957:PaulL. Adams, resigned.
  • 1957 Apr 1:IreneE. Murphy (Dem), elected;CarlBrablec (Dem), elected;AlfredB. Connable (Rep), defeated;EthelJocelyn Watt (Rep), defeated;HelenD. Lowell (Prohibition), defeated;RalphC. March (Prohibition), defeated.
  • 1959 Apr 6:WilliamK. McInally (Dem), elected;FrederickC. Matthaei (Rep), elected;EllisA. Wunsch (Dem), defeated;AnnTimmons Burgess (Rep), defeated;DelmarD. Gibbons (Prohibition), defeated;HerbertE. Crouter (Prohibition), defeated;RalphW. Muncy (Socialist Labor), defeated;TheosA. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated;EvelynSell (Socialist Workers), defeated.
  • 1961 Apr 3:AllanR. Sorenson (Dem), elected;PaulG. Goebel (Rep), elected;JamesC. Zeder (Rep), defeated;TheodoreSachs (Dem), defeated;DanielWadowski (Independent American), defeated;SarahLovell (Socialist Workers), defeated;E.Harold Munn, Jr. (Prohibition), defeated;RollinM. Severance (Prohibition), defeated;EdithGbur (Socialist Workers), defeated;WheelerH. Kern (Independent American), defeated;JamesC. Horvath (Socialist Labor), defeated;TheosA. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1963:WilliamB. Cudlip (Rep), elected;EugeneB. Power (Dem), elected;InkWhite (Rep), defeated.
  • 1964 Aug 22:WilliamK. McInally, died in office.
  • 1966 Apr 4:AlvinM. Bentley, appointed.
  • 1966 Nov 8:RobertJ. Brown (Rep), elected;GertrudeV. Huebner (Rep), elected;IreneE. Murphy (Dem), defeated;JohnJ. Collins (Dem), defeated;JamesSim (Socialist Labor), defeated;PeterGoonis (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1967 Jun 15:FrederickC. Matthaei, resigned.
  • 1967 Jun 20:FrederickC. Matthaei, Jr., appointed.
  • 1968 Nov 5:RobertE. Nederlander (Dem), elected;GeraldR. Dunn (Dem), elected;FrederickC. Matthaei, Jr. (Rep), defeated;LawrenceB. Lindemer (Rep), defeated;ThomasRussell Copi (New Politics), defeated;HelenSchiff (Socialist Workers), defeated;EricChester (New Politics), defeated;GlenW. Johnson (Socialist Labor), defeated;LydiaB. Muncy (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1969 Apr 10:AlvinM. Bentley, died in office.
  • 1969 Apr 23:LawrenceB. Lindemer, appointed.
  • 1970 Nov 3:PaulW. Brown (Dem), elected;JamesL. Waters (Dem), elected;PaulG. Goebel, Jr. (Rep), defeated;JackH. Shuler (Rep), defeated;GeorgeKindred (American Independent), defeated;TomStaffin (American Independent), defeated;P.Thomas Vernier (Socialist Workers), defeated;MarciaWisch (Socialist Workers), defeated;VitoJ. DeLisi (Socialist Labor), defeated;WilliamWalbridge (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1972 Nov 7:DeaneBaker (Rep), elected;LawrenceB. Lindemer (Rep), elected;MarjorieLansing (Dem), defeated;ThomasA. Roach (Dem), defeated;JosephC. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated;VitoJ. DeLisi (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1974 Nov 5:SarahGoddard Power (Dem), elected;ThomasA. Roach (Dem), elected;DonaScott Parker (Rep), defeated;DavidF. Upton (Rep), defeated;EllenHoffman (Human Rights), defeated;JoanC. Johnson (American Independent), defeated;DianeL. Kohn (Human Rights), defeated;DanielEller (American Independent), defeated;JamesJ. Horvath (Socialist Labor), defeated;ArlenR. Hillwarth (Conservative), defeated;ArthurR. Heraz (Conservative), defeated;JosephC. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated;ClaudiaHommel (Socialist Workers), defeated;SteveBrede (Socialist Workers), defeated;BarbaraA. Gettel (U.S. Labor), defeated.
  • 1975 May 30:LawrenceB. Lindemer, resigned.
  • 1976 Nov 2:RobertE. Nederlander (Dem), elected;GeraldR. Dunn (Dem), elected;DavidF. Upton (Rep), defeated;EarlD. Gabriel (Rep), defeated;DianeL. Kohn (Human Rights), defeated;JoanC. Johnson (American Independent), defeated;LeonardJ. Lukomski (American Independent), defeated;RobertD. Garber (Libertarian), defeated;JamesL. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated;EdgarThomas (Socialist Labor), defeated;JosephC. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated.
  • 1978 Nov 7:PaulW. Brown (Dem), elected;JamesL. Waters (Dem), elected;GilbertE. Bursley (Rep), defeated;JohnR. Axe (Rep), defeated.
  • 1980:StuartE. Hertzberg (Dem), defeated.
  • 1982:SarahGoddard Power (Dem), elected.
  • 1986:GaryR. Frink (Rep), defeated;CynthiaHudgins (Rep), defeated.
  • 1987:PhilipH. Power, appointed.
  • 1987 Mar 24:SarahGoddard Power, died in office.
  • 1988:CliffordW. Taylor (Rep), defeated;F.Thomas Lewand (Dem), defeated.
  • 1990:PhilipH. Power (Dem), elected;MarvinL. Esch (Rep), defeated.
  • 1992:NealD. Nielsen (Rep), defeated.
  • 1994:PaulW. Brown (Dem), defeated;AndreaFischer Newman (Rep), elected.
  • 1996:WilliamB. Quarton (Natural Law), defeated;WilliamW. Hall (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 1998 Nov 3:KathyWhite (Dem), elected;DavidBrandon (Rep), elected;JessieF. Dalman (Rep), defeated;PhilipH. Power (Dem), defeated;AnnH. Rappaport (Natural Law), defeated;JamesF. Montgomery (Libertarian), defeated;WilliamW. Hall (Libertarian), defeated;WilliamB. Quarton (Natural Law), defeated;RayWilliam Vinton (Reform), defeated.
  • 2002 Nov 5:AndreaFischer Newman (Rep), elected;AndrewC. Richner (Rep), elected;GregStephens (Dem), defeated;IsmaelAhmed (Dem), defeated;SusanFawcett (Green), defeated;WilliamW. Hall (Libertarian), defeated;MattPetering (Green), defeated;RickGualdoni (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;DavidArndt (Natural Law), defeated;NickWaun (Reform), defeated.
  • 2004 Nov 2:OliviaMaynard (Dem), elected;S.Martin Taylor (Dem), elected;PatrickAnderson (Rep), defeated;CarlMeyers (Rep), defeated;KarenAdams (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;MaryF. Debusschere (Natural Law), defeated;MichaelR. Corliss (Libertarian), defeated;NathanielDamren (Green), defeated;JoeSanger (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;JamesL. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2006 Nov 7:JamesL. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2010 Nov 2:JamesL. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated.
  • 2012 Nov 6:MarkBernstein (Dem), elected;ShaunaRyder Diggs (Dem), elected;RobSteele (Rep), defeated;DanHorning (Rep), defeated;JamesL. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated;JoeSanger (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;GregoryStempfle (Libertarian), defeated;EricBorregard (Green), defeated;NikkiMattson (Natural Law), defeated;GeraldT. Van Sickle (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated.
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