The word Chancellor refers to
However, President of American university is the one who governs the rules, regulation and policies of American university.
The American President was created on 1995-11-17.
Woodrow Wilson was the first president to earn a Ph.D. He was the 28th United States president who served in this office from 1913 to 1921. He received his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University in 1886.
the American president who won the Charlemagne prize was Bill Clinton.
president carter
In The American President, the president has the role of commander in chief, chief diplomat, chief legislator, political party leader and a world leader.
wwhat president was an all-American center for the university of Michigan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
'Uncle Adolf' (Hitler) was elected Chancellor in 1933. Hindenburg was the Pesident. When President Hindenburg retired,shortly after that, when he could not be challenged politically, has had himslef made as 'Der Fuhrer'. (The Leader). It was a combined position of President and Chancellor. NB I refer to him as 'Uncle Adolf' , because the British/American Armies loved him. They sent him loads of presents, that all went 'BANG!!!!!'. My silly daft joke.!!!!!
There WERE no balck presidents before obama, retard!
Patrick healy of georgetown university
Jonathan Edwards was born in 1703 and died in 1758. He was a preacher and he was a theologian and he became president of Princeton University in 1745.
Charles Townshed was the chancellor of the exchequer during the period commonly called the American revolution and right before that point.
If he was a exchange student from Indonisa then he is not a American Citizen.
John Walter Chancellor has written: 'Through the visograph' -- subject(s): American Science fiction
At Harvard University, where he was receiving his law degree, he was named the first African-American president of the Harvard Law Review. And in politics, he became the first African-American president of the United States.
Gerald Ford was an All-American center for the University of Michigan.
Dr. William H. Crogman, appointed in 1903.