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Joseph A. Steger

President of the University of Cincinnati
In office 1984–2003
Preceded by	Henry R. Winkler
Succeeded by	Nancy L. Zimpher

Personal details
Born	(1937-02-17)February 17, 1937 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Died	May 9, 2013(2013-05-09) (aged 76) Cincinnati, Ohio

Joseph A. Steger (February 17, 1937 – May 9, 2013) was president of the University of Cincinnati from 1984 to 2003. He was succeeded by Nancy L. Zimpher.

He had PhD and MS degrees from Kansas State University in Psychophysics and Statistics, and a BA from Gettysburg College in Experimental Psychology.

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Academic offices
Preceded byHenry R. Winkler	President of the University of Cincinnati 1984 – 2003	Succeeded byNancy L. Zimpher

v t e Presidents of the University of Cincinnati
Slack (1819–1822, 1823–36) Chase (1822–1823) McGuffey (1836–1839) Biggs (1839–1845) King (1860–1869) Buchanan (1867–1869) Harper (1873) Eddy (1874–1875, 1884, 1889–1891) Vickers (1877–1884) Cox (1885–1889) Sproul (1893–1894) Benedict (1891, 1894) Hyde (1892–1893, 1894–1895, 1896–1898) Sproul (1893–1894) Myers (1895–1896) Ayers (1899–1904) Harry (interim, 1904) Dabney (1904–1920) Hicks (1920–1928) Schneider (1928–1932) Walters (1932–1955) Langsam (1955–1971) Bennis (1971–1977) Winkler (1977–1984) Steger (1984–2003) Zimpher (2003–2009) Rimai (interim, 2009) Williams (2009–2012) Ono (2012–2016) Davenport (interim, 2016–2017) Pinto (2017–present)

Slack (1819–1822, 1823–36)
Chase (1822–1823)
McGuffey (1836–1839)
Biggs (1839–1845)
King (1860–1869)
Buchanan (1867–1869)
Harper (1873)
Eddy (1874–1875, 1884, 1889–1891)
Vickers (1877–1884)
Cox (1885–1889)
Sproul (1893–1894)
Benedict (1891, 1894)
Hyde (1892–1893, 1894–1895, 1896–1898)
Sproul (1893–1894)
Myers (1895–1896)
Ayers (1899–1904)
Harry (interim, 1904)
Dabney (1904–1920)
Hicks (1920–1928)
Schneider (1928–1932)
Walters (1932–1955)
Langsam (1955–1971)
Bennis (1971–1977)
Winkler (1977–1984)
Steger (1984–2003)
Zimpher (2003–2009)
Rimai (interim, 2009)
Williams (2009–2012)
Ono (2012–2016)
Davenport (interim, 2016–2017)
Pinto (2017–present)

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