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Frederick W. Hinitt

Fourth
In office 1915–1919
Preceded by	James D. Moffat
Succeeded by	Samuel Charles Black

Frederick W. Hinitt was the 4th president of Washington & Jefferson College. He served from 1919 through 1921.

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Presidents of Washington & Jefferson College

Founding and early leadership
John McMillan Thaddeus Dod Joseph Smith

Jefferson College
John Watson (1802–1802) James Dunlap (1803–1811) Andrew Wylie (1812–1816) William McMillan (1817–1822) Matthew Brown (1822–1845) Robert Jefferson Breckinridge (1845–1847) Alexander Blaine Brown (1847–1856) Joseph Alden (1857–1862) David Hunter Riddle (1862–Union of the Colleges)

Washington College
Matthew Brown (1806–1817) Andrew Wylie (1817–1828) David Elliott (1830–1831) David McConaughy (1831–1849) James Clark (1850–1852) James I. Brownson (Pro Tem. 1852–1853) John W. Scott (1852–Union of the Colleges)

Washington & Jefferson College

Jonathan Edwards (1866–1869)
Samuel J. Wilson (Pro Tem. 1869)
James I. Brownson (Pro Tem. 1870)
George P. Hays (1870–1881)
James D. Moffat (1881–1915)
Frederick W. Hinitt (1915–1918)
William E. Slemmons (Pro Tem. 1918–1919)
Samuel Charles Black (1919–1921)
Simon Strousse Baker (1922–1931)
Ralph Cooper Hutchinson (1931–1945)
James Herbert Case, Jr. (1946–1950)
Boyd Crumrine Patterson (1950–1970)
Howard Jerome Burnett (1971–1998)
Brian C. Mitchell (1998–2004)
G. Andrew Rembert (Pro Tem. 2004)
Tori Haring-Smith (2005–2017)
John C. Knapp (2017-present)

References

U. Grant Miller Library Digital Archives : Item Viewer

See also

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