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Hill, the university's first alumnus president, was able to build two new buildings on campus and have them opened including the science hall in 1907 and a gymnasium. The other new building that opened during Hill's administration was the new gymnasium, opening in 1910. In 1909, a $ 20,000 approval
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December 31, 2015. During Vietti's term, she helped the university begin to move forward to become a more diverse university after an assistant professor from the School of Library and Information Management (SLIM) claimed a racial note was written
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Shonrock began his tenure on
January 3, 2012. One year later to kick-off Emporia State's sesquicentennial year, Shonrock and his administration launch the largest fundraising campaign in Emporia State history, with a $ 45 million goal in five-to-seven years. Also during Shonrock's tenure, Emporia
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Visser established both the faculty and student senates and valued strong transparency between the students and administration. Visser also reorganized the school into different academic schools with departments and divisions inside the schools. Visser's also saw the school reach a new enrollment
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Library on the south side of campus and build new residence halls on the north side of campus. In 1952, MacFarlane suffered from heart problems and later died on
January 3, 1953, while still in office, making him the first, and only first sitting president at Emporia State to die in office.
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February 15, 1865. Because funding, facilities, and teaching materials were limited, Kellogg was the only teacher besides being the president and emphasized in Latin and English. In fall of 1865, he added Henry Brace Norton, also an Illinois Normal University graduate, to the faculty.
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figure of 7,150 students in 1969, the school's largest, as well as helped transition them to a university with name changes in 1974 – Emporia Kansas State
College – and to its current name, Emporia State University in April 1977, when the school was granted university status.
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to visit the KSN. The day after their visit, the House passed a $ 50,000 appropriation, with the provision that the city provide $ 10,000. The new building was constructed in front of the old building, facing
Commercial street, during the fall and winter of 1871 to 1872.
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Teachers College. In 1914, a "work study" program was started, which is still used today. The new four stories high administrative building, named
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Flentje began his five-month term on July 1, 2011, as the interim president of
Emporia State. He served until December 31, 2011. During Fientje's tenure, he helped establish $ 7.5 million in new scholarships for new students, freshmen, and transfer students.
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Schwenn began his career as the Interim President of ESU on July 1, 2006, and serving until October 31, 2006. Previously, Schwenn served multiple positions at Emporia State with holding the office of provost before becoming the interim president.
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Welch's administration was housed in two temporary buildings due to a fire and tornado in 1878. Welch traveled the state of Kansas to promote the school and under Welch's management, the school saw a notable increase in attendance.
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of the university. Each is appointed by and is responsible to the other members of that body, who delegate to him or her the day-to-day running of the university. The president of Emporia State is selected by the
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