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{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Dr. Harold Brown officially took over Monday as president of Caltech.
Dr. Robert. A. Millikan, professor of physics, At the University of Chicago, who has gained world-wide distinction for his original researches on the electron and the structure of matter, has been appointed director of the Norman Bridge Laboratory of Physics at the California Institute of Technology and chairman of the executive council of the institute. This announcement was made last night following a meeting of the board of trustees at which the appointment was formally made. Dr. Millikan has accepted and will come to Pasadena in October, at which time the new Norman Bridge Laboratory of Physics will be ready for occupancy.
Retirement of Dr. Robert A. Millikan as administrative head of California Institute of Technology was announced yesterday by James R. Page, president of the board of trustees. Dr. Millikan, 77, has served as chairman of the executive council of the institute since 1921.
Dr. Lee DuBridge, 45, chairman of the physics department at Rochester University and for six years head of Massachusetts Institute of Technology's radiation laboratory, has been elected president of the California Institute of Technology, succeeding Dr. Robert A. Millikan, it was announced yesterday in Pasadena by James R. Page, chairman of the board of trustees.
Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, nia Institute of Technology's new 45-year-old president, unofficially commenced his duties in Dr. Robert A. Millikan's old administration building office on the campus yesterday. While the former Rochester University physicist will not be "official president" until Sept. 1 and considers the intervening "strictly a vacation," he period, yesterday in starting to unpack the voluminous files which followed him from Rochester.
Dr. Lee Alvin DuBridge, 45, who directed the "largest research and development laboratory ever assembled" during the war, yesterday became president of California Institute of Technology at an inaugural ceremony at Pasadena Civic Auditorium attended by top-ranking American scientists, educators and military men. Eighteen college and university heads were among the 44 institutional guests who watched the solemn ceremony in which the former Rochester University physicist assumed from retiring Dr. Robert A. Millikan the directorship of the 55-year-old school... Dr. Robert Millikan, left, stepped down yesterday for Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, right, who was inaugurated as new president of California Institute of Technology.
Dr. Lee DuBridge, president of California Institute of Technology, said Tuesday his resignation would be effective Jan. 20.
Dr. Robert P. Bacher Tuesday was named acting president of Caltech pending selection by the school's faculty and trustee committee of a new full-time administrator. The appointment was announced by Lee DuBridge as he delivered his official farewell address to 1,200 and faculty in Caltech's Beckman Auditorium.
The new president of the California Institute of Technology will be Dr. Harold Brown, 41 year-old physicist and retiring secretary of the Air Force. Appointment of Dr. Brown to succeed Dr. Lee DuBridge, Caltech's president for 22 years, was announced Friday by Dr. Arnold O. Beckman, chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Caltech's Board of Trustees is starting a nationwide search for a president to succeed Dr. Harold Brown, President Carter's secretary of defense. The president will be the fourth since Caltech was formed in 1920 out of Throop College of Technology. The others were Dr. Robert Millikan and Dr. Lee DuBridge... Dr. Robert Christy, vice president and provost, is acting president.