Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents,
1835-2012 (May be incomplete!)
Robert
McClelland 1835-37
John
J. Adam 1837-40
Isaac
E. Crary 1837-43
Samuel
Denton 1837-40
Thomas
Fitzgerald 1837
John
Norvell 1837-39
Ross
Wilkins 1837-42
Martin
Kundig 1841-45
John
Owen 1841-48
Andrew
M. Fitch 1842-46
Marvin
Allen 1843-51
Lewis
Cass 1843-44
Austin
E. Wing 1845-49
Elon
Farnsworth 1846-57
Robert
McClelland 1850-51
Epaphroditus
Ransom 1850-51
James
Kingsley 1852-58
Andrew
Parsons 1852-54
George
Bradley 1858-63
William
M. Ferry 1858-63
Thomas
D. Gilbert 1864-75
George
Willard 1864-73
Hiram
A. Burt 1868-75
Jonas
H. McGowan 1870-77
Claudius
B. Grant 1872-79
Byron
M. Cutcheon 1875-81
Ebenezer
O. Grosvenor 1880-87
James
Shearer 1880-87
James
F. Joy 1881-85
Austin
Blair 1881-89
Arthur
M. Clark 1884-91
Moses
W. Field 1886-89
Levi
L. Barbour 1892-98
Henry
Howard 1892-94
Henry
S. Dean 1894-1907
George
A. Farr 1896-1903
Levi
L. Barbour 1902-08
Peter
White 1904-08
Walter
H. Sawyer 1906-31
Junius
E. Beal 1908-39
Chase
S. Osborn 1908-11
William
L. Clements 1910-33
George
P. Codd 1910-11
Benjamin
S. Hanchett 1911-27
William
A. Comstock 1914-16
Victor
M. Gore 1914-27
James
O. Murfin 1918-33
Ralph
Stone 1924-31
Edmund
C. Shields 1933-35
Franklin
M. Cook 1934-41
Charles
F. Hemans 1934-41
James
O. Murfin 1934-37
David
H. Crowley 1936-43
Edmund
C. Shields 1938-45
J.
Joseph Herbert 1940-55
Harry
G. Kipke 1940-47
Earl
L. Burhans 1942
Alfred
B. Connable 1942-57
Franklin
M. Cook 1942-43
Vera
Burridge Baits 1943-57
Otto
E. Eckert 1946-61
Charles
S. Kennedy 1946-61
Roscoe
O. Bonisteel 1946-59
Kenneth
M. Stevens 1948-55
Leland
I. Doan 1952-59
Paul
L. Adams 1956-57
Carl
Brablec 1958-66
Irene
E. Murphy 1958-66
William
K. McInally 1960-64
Frederick
C. Matthaei 1960-67
Paul
G. Goebel 1962-70
William
B. Cudlip 1964-72
Alvin
M. Bentley 1966-69
Robert
J. Brown 1967-74
Otis
M. Smith 1967-71
Gertrude
V. Huebner 1967-74
Frederick
C. Matthaei, Jr. 1967-68
Gerald
R. Dunn 1969-84
Lawrence
B. Lindemer 1969-75
Paul
W. Brown 1971-94
Deane
Baker 1973-98
Sarah
Goddard Power 1975-87
Neal
D. Nielsen 1985-92
Philip
H. Power 1987-98
Shirley
M. McFee 1991-
Rebecca
McGowan 1993-
Andrea
Fischer Newman 1995-
Olivia
Maynard 1997-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1840:
John
J. Adam, resigned.
1841 Mar 18:
John
Owen, appointed.
1843:
Isaac
E. Crary, resigned.
1843 Apr 1:
Lewis
Cass, appointed.
1869:
John
F. Miller (Dem), defeated.
1877 Jan 2:
Jonas
H. McGowan, resigned.
1881 Oct 10:
Austin
Blair, appointed.
1889 Mar 14:
Moses
W. Field, died in office.
1893:
Robert
E. Bunker (Dem), defeated.
1894 May 24:
Henry
Howard, died in office.
1894 Jun 1:
Henry
S. Dean, appointed.
1896 Jan 11:
George
A. Farr, appointed.
1899 Apr 3:
Henry
S. Dean (Rep), elected;
Eli
R. Sutton, elected;
Stanley
E. Parkill, defeated;
Edward
S. LeGendre (Dem), defeated;
Frederic
S. Goodrich (Prohibition), defeated;
Harvey
B. Hatch (Prohibition), defeated;
William
A. Higdon, defeated;
Edwin
D. Cox, defeated;
Richard
Henke, defeated;
Herman
Richter (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1901:
Edmund
C. Shields (Dem), defeated.
1903:
Wellington
R. Burt (Dem), defeated;
Willis
J. Abbot (Dem), defeated.
1905:
Walter
H. Sawyer (Rep), elected.
1907:
Woodbridge
N. Ferris (Dem), defeated;
Junius
E. Beal, elected;
Frank
B. Leland (Rep), elected.
1908:
Peter
White, died in office.
1908 Jul 3:
Chase
S. Osborn, appointed.
1909 Apr 5:
George
P. Codd (Rep), elected;
William
L. Clements (Rep), elected;
Myron
H. Walker (Dem), defeated;
Arthur
J. Lacy (Dem), defeated;
William
H. Adams (Prohibition), defeated;
Emor
L. Calkins (Prohibition), defeated;
Eliza
Burt Gamble (Socialist), defeated;
Joseph
Warnock (Socialist), defeated;
Herman
Richter (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
Hoag (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1911 Apr 3:
Benjamin
S. Hanchett (Rep), elected;
Lucius
L. Hubbard (Rep), elected;
John
W. Anderson (Dem), defeated;
Henry
Kremers (Dem), defeated;
George
H. Sherman (Socialist), defeated;
John
F. Maki (Socialist), defeated;
John
O. Hinds, defeated;
Leroy
H. White (Prohibition), defeated;
Shepard
B. Cowles (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Herman
Richter (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1913:
William
A. Comstock (Dem), defeated;
Walter
H. Sawyer (Rep), elected;
Victor
M. Gore, elected.
1915 Apr 5:
Frank
B. Leland (Rep), elected;
Junius
E. Beal (Rep), elected;
Samuel
T. Douglas (Dem), defeated;
Elwin
F. Brown (Dem), defeated;
Leon
L. Tyler (Progressive), defeated;
Christopher
G. Parnall (Progressive), defeated;
Annie
G. Lockwood (Socialist), defeated;
M.
Verne Breitmayer (Socialist), defeated;
John
F. Eesley (Prohibition), defeated;
Marshall
H. Pettit (Prohibition), defeated.
1917 Apr 2:
James
O. Murfin (Rep), elected;
William
L. Clements (Rep), elected;
John
T. Winship (Dem), defeated;
Edgar
O. Galloway (Dem), defeated;
Joseph
M. Carrier (Socialist), defeated;
Olaf
J. Hansen (Socialist), defeated;
Moses
E. Johnson (Prohibition), defeated;
A.
L. Allison (Prohibition), defeated.
1919 Apr 7:
Benjamin
S. Hanchett (Rep), elected;
Lucius
L. Hubbard (Rep), elected;
Etta
C. Boltwood (Dem), defeated;
Effie
Gaylord Huston (Dem), defeated;
Alice
M. Tucker (Prohibition), defeated;
Mary
E. Faull (Prohibition), defeated;
V.
Milton Breitmayer (Socialist), defeated;
Harvey
A. Hedden (Socialist), defeated.
1921:
Benjamin
H. Halstead (Dem), defeated;
Nellie
Sawyer Clark (Dem), defeated;
Walter
H. Sawyer (Rep), elected;
Victor
M. Gore, elected.
1923 Apr 2:
Ralph
Stone (Rep), elected;
Junius
E. Beal (Rep), elected;
Frank
D. Eaman (Dem), defeated;
Edmund
C. Shields (Dem), defeated;
Mary
E. Faull (Prohibition), defeated;
Lily
Allen (Prohibition), defeated.
1925:
William
A. Comstock (Dem), defeated;
William
L. Clements (Rep), elected;
Mary
L. Hinsdale (Dem), defeated.
1927 Apr 4:
Lucius
L. Hubbard (Rep), elected;
Benjamin
S. Hanchett (Rep), elected;
Etta
C. Boltwood (Dem), defeated;
Samuel
T. Douglas (Dem), defeated;
Mary
McKnight (Prohibition), defeated;
William
Reynolds (Workers), defeated;
Duly
McCone (Prohibition), defeated;
Daniel
Clinton Holder (Workers), defeated.
1929 Apr 1:
Walter
H. Sawyer (Rep), elected;
R.
Perry Shorts (Rep), elected;
Edmund
C. Shields (Dem), defeated;
Horatio
J. Abbott (Dem), defeated;
Francis
W. Elliott (Socialist), defeated;
John
Sweet (Socialist), defeated;
Mrs.
Dell Skinner (Prohibition), defeated;
John
Y. Johnston (Prohibition), defeated.
1931:
Walter
H. Sawyer, died in office.
1931 Apr 6:
Ralph
Stone (Rep), elected;
Junius
E. Beal (Rep), elected;
W.
Leo Cahalan (Dem), defeated;
Charles
F. Hemans (Dem), defeated;
Hallen
M. Bell (Socialist), defeated;
Schmarya
Kleiman (Socialist), defeated;
John
Y. Johnston (Prohibition), defeated;
Andrew
C. Bandeen (Prohibition), defeated.
1933 Jan 9:
Edmund
C. Shields, appointed.
1933 Apr 3:
Franklin
M. Cook (Dem), elected;
Charles
F. Hemans (Dem), elected;
William
L. Clements (Rep), defeated;
Donald
E. Johnson (Rep), defeated;
H.
J. McFarlan (Socialist), defeated;
Sarah
Fagan (Socialist), defeated;
Mary
P. Hopkins (Prohibition), defeated;
Spurgeon
D. Gostelow (Prohibition), defeated.
1934 Mar 19:
James
O. Murfin, appointed.
1935 Apr 1:
David
H. Crowley (Rep), elected;
Esther
Marsh Cram (Rep), elected;
Edmund
C. Shields (Dem), defeated;
Charles
M. Novak (Dem), defeated;
Walter
G. Bergman (Socialist), defeated;
Francis
King (Socialist), defeated;
Arthur
Kirkpatrick (Farmer-Labor), defeated;
Seymour
A. Ayres (Farmer-Labor), defeated;
Stanley
B. Niles (Commonwealth), defeated;
Elmon
T. Felch (Commonwealth), defeated;
Blanche
Winters (American), defeated;
Adelaide
B. Cotharin (American), defeated.
1937:
James
O. Murfin (Rep), defeated.
1939 Apr 3:
Harry
G. Kipke (Rep), elected;
J.
Joseph Herbert (Rep), elected;
Dean
W. Myers (Dem), defeated;
Charles
C. Lockwood (Dem), defeated;
Francis
King (Socialist), defeated;
Harold
Chalk (Socialist), defeated;
Florence
Howard (Commonwealth), defeated;
Earl
A. Tremain (Commonwealth), defeated.
1941 Apr 7:
Earl
L. Burhans (Rep), elected;
Alfred
B. Connable (Rep), elected;
Franklin
M. Cook (Dem), defeated;
Charles
F. Hemans (Dem), defeated;
E.
Harold Munn (Prohibition), defeated;
Ernest
L. Hibbard (Prohibition), defeated.
1942 Dec 23:
Earl
L. Burhans, resigned.
1942 Dec 24:
Franklin
M. Cook, appointed.
1943:
Franklin
M. Cook, died in office.
1943 Apr 5:
Ralph
A. Hayward (Rep), elected;
R.
Spencer Bishop (Rep), elected;
Charles
P. Nugent (Dem), defeated;
Ira
D. McCoy (Dem), defeated;
G.
Albert Emerich (Prohibition), defeated;
Enos
A. Potts (Prohibition), defeated.
1943 May 14:
Vera
Burridge Baits, appointed.
1945:
J.
Walter Orr (Dem), defeated.
1945 Apr 2:
Charles
S. Kennedy, elected;
Otto
E. Eckert, elected.
1946 Nov 1:
Roscoe
O. Bonisteel, appointed.
1947 Apr 7:
J.
Joseph Herbert (Rep), elected;
Kenneth
M. Stevens (Rep), elected;
George
D. Schermerhorn (Dem), defeated;
John
L. Brumm (Dem), defeated;
Clarice
A. Nelson (Prohibition), defeated;
Harold
A. Lindahl (Prohibition), defeated.
1949 Apr 4:
Alfred
B. Connable (Rep), elected;
Vera
Burridge Baits (Rep), elected;
Rosa
Falk (Dem), defeated;
Joseph
E. Arsulowicz (Dem), defeated;
Georgina
K. Fields (Progressive), defeated;
Ruby
Sweetman (Progressive), defeated;
Albert
L. Leach (Prohibition), defeated;
Walker
M. Towns (Prohibition), defeated.
1951 Apr 2:
Leland
I. Doan (Rep), elected;
Roscoe
O. Bonisteel (Rep), elected;
Murray
D. Van Wagoner (Dem), defeated;
Wheaton
L. Strom (Dem), defeated;
Arthur
L. Leach (Prohibition), defeated;
Orville
L. Heltzel (Prohibition), defeated;
Richard
Fox (Progressive), defeated;
Louis
J. Cleage (Progressive), defeated;
Theos
A. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated;
James
Sim (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
H. Yancey (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Howard
Lerner (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1953 Apr 6:
Charles
S. Kennedy (Rep), elected;
Otto
E. Eckert (Rep), elected;
Thomas
N. Robinson (Dem), defeated;
Hazen
J. Hatch (Dem), defeated;
William
J. Persons (Prohibition), defeated;
Fenno
E. Densmore (Prohibition), defeated;
James
Sim (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Theos
A. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1955:
William
B. Cudlip (Rep), defeated;
J.
Joseph Herbert (Rep), defeated;
Eugene
B. Power (Dem), elected.
1957:
Paul
L. Adams, resigned.
1957 Apr 1:
Irene
E. Murphy (Dem), elected;
Carl
Brablec (Dem), elected;
Alfred
B. Connable (Rep), defeated;
Ethel
Jocelyn Watt (Rep), defeated;
Helen
D. Lowell (Prohibition), defeated;
Ralph
C. March (Prohibition), defeated.
1959 Apr 6:
William
K. McInally (Dem), elected;
Frederick
C. Matthaei (Rep), elected;
Ellis
A. Wunsch (Dem), defeated;
Ann
Timmons Burgess (Rep), defeated;
Delmar
D. Gibbons (Prohibition), defeated;
Herbert
E. Crouter (Prohibition), defeated;
Ralph
W. Muncy (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Theos
A. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Evelyn
Sell (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1961 Apr 3:
Allan
R. Sorenson (Dem), elected;
Paul
G. Goebel (Rep), elected;
James
C. Zeder (Rep), defeated;
Theodore
Sachs (Dem), defeated;
Daniel
Wadowski (Independent American), defeated;
Sarah
Lovell (Socialist Workers), defeated;
E.
Harold Munn, Jr. (Prohibition), defeated;
Rollin
M. Severance (Prohibition), defeated;
Edith
Gbur (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Wheeler
H. Kern (Independent American), defeated;
James
C. Horvath (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Theos
A. Grove (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1963:
William
B. Cudlip (Rep), elected;
Eugene
B. Power (Dem), elected;
Ink
White (Rep), defeated.
1964 Aug 22:
William
K. McInally, died in office.
1966 Apr 4:
Alvin
M. Bentley, appointed.
1966 Nov 8:
Robert
J. Brown (Rep), elected;
Gertrude
V. Huebner (Rep), elected;
Irene
E. Murphy (Dem), defeated;
John
J. Collins (Dem), defeated;
James
Sim (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Peter
Goonis (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1967 Jun 15:
Frederick
C. Matthaei, resigned.
1967 Jun 20:
Frederick
C. Matthaei, Jr., appointed.
1968 Nov 5:
Robert
E. Nederlander (Dem), elected;
Gerald
R. Dunn (Dem), elected;
Frederick
C. Matthaei, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
Lawrence
B. Lindemer (Rep), defeated;
Thomas
Russell Copi (New Politics), defeated;
Helen
Schiff (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Eric
Chester (New Politics), defeated;
Glen
W. Johnson (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Lydia
B. Muncy (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1969 Apr 10:
Alvin
M. Bentley, died in office.
1969 Apr 23:
Lawrence
B. Lindemer, appointed.
1970 Nov 3:
Paul
W. Brown (Dem), elected;
James
L. Waters (Dem), elected;
Paul
G. Goebel, Jr. (Rep), defeated;
Jack
H. Shuler (Rep), defeated;
George
Kindred (American Independent), defeated;
Tom
Staffin (American Independent), defeated;
P.
Thomas Vernier (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Marcia
Wisch (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Vito
J. DeLisi (Socialist Labor), defeated;
William
Walbridge (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1972 Nov 7:
Deane
Baker (Rep), elected;
Lawrence
B. Lindemer (Rep), elected;
Marjorie
Lansing (Dem), defeated;
Thomas
A. Roach (Dem), defeated;
Joseph
C. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Vito
J. DeLisi (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1974 Nov 5:
Sarah
Goddard Power (Dem), elected;
Thomas
A. Roach (Dem), elected;
Dona
Scott Parker (Rep), defeated;
David
F. Upton (Rep), defeated;
Ellen
Hoffman (Human Rights), defeated;
Joan
C. Johnson (American Independent), defeated;
Diane
L. Kohn (Human Rights), defeated;
Daniel
Eller (American Independent), defeated;
James
J. Horvath (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Arlen
R. Hillwarth (Conservative), defeated;
Arthur
R. Heraz (Conservative), defeated;
Joseph
C. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Claudia
Hommel (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Steve
Brede (Socialist Workers), defeated;
Barbara
A. Gettel (U.S. Labor), defeated.
1975 May 30:
Lawrence
B. Lindemer, resigned.
1976 Nov 2:
Robert
E. Nederlander (Dem), elected;
Gerald
R. Dunn (Dem), elected;
David
F. Upton (Rep), defeated;
Earl
D. Gabriel (Rep), defeated;
Diane
L. Kohn (Human Rights), defeated;
Joan
C. Johnson (American Independent), defeated;
Leonard
J. Lukomski (American Independent), defeated;
Robert
D. Garber (Libertarian), defeated;
James
L. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated;
Edgar
Thomas (Socialist Labor), defeated;
Joseph
C. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1978 Nov 7:
Paul
W. Brown (Dem), elected;
James
L. Waters (Dem), elected;
Gilbert
E. Bursley (Rep), defeated;
John
R. Axe (Rep), defeated.
1980:
Stuart
E. Hertzberg (Dem), defeated.
1982:
Sarah
Goddard Power (Dem), elected.
1986:
Gary
R. Frink (Rep), defeated;
Cynthia
Hudgins (Rep), defeated.
1987:
Philip
H. Power, appointed.
1987 Mar 24:
Sarah
Goddard Power, died in office.
1988:
Clifford
W. Taylor (Rep), defeated;
F.
Thomas Lewand (Dem), defeated.
1990:
Philip
H. Power (Dem), elected;
Marvin
L. Esch (Rep), defeated.
1992:
Neal
D. Nielsen (Rep), defeated.
1994:
Paul
W. Brown (Dem), defeated;
Andrea
Fischer Newman (Rep), elected.
1996:
William
W. Hall (Libertarian), defeated;
William
B. Quarton (Natural Law), defeated.
1998 Nov 3:
Kathy
White (Dem), elected;
David
Brandon (Rep), elected;
Jessie
F. Dalman (Rep), defeated;
Philip
H. Power (Dem), defeated;
Ann
H. Rappaport (Natural Law), defeated;
James
F. Montgomery (Libertarian), defeated;
William
W. Hall (Libertarian), defeated;
William
B. Quarton (Natural Law), defeated;
Ray
William Vinton (Reform), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Andrea
Fischer Newman (Rep), elected;
Andrew
C. Richner (Rep), elected;
Greg
Stephens (Dem), defeated;
Ismael
Ahmed (Dem), defeated;
Susan
Fawcett (Green), defeated;
William
W. Hall (Libertarian), defeated;
Matt
Petering (Green), defeated;
Rick
Gualdoni (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;
David
Arndt (Natural Law), defeated;
Nick
Waun (Reform), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Olivia
Maynard (Dem), elected;
S.
Martin Taylor (Dem), elected;
Patrick
Anderson (Rep), defeated;
Carl
Meyers (Rep), defeated;
Karen
Adams (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;
Mary
F. Debusschere (Natural Law), defeated;
Michael
R. Corliss (Libertarian), defeated;
Nathaniel
Damren (Green), defeated;
Joe
Sanger (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;
James
L. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated.
2012 Nov 6:
Mark
Bernstein (Dem), elected;
Shauna
Ryder Diggs (Dem), elected;
Robert
Steele (Rep), defeated;
Dan
Horning (Rep), defeated;
James
L. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated;
Joe
Sanger (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;
Gregory
Stempfle (Libertarian), defeated;
Eric
Borregard (Green), defeated;
Nikki
Mattson (Natural Law), defeated;
Gerald
T. Van Sickle (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated.
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