Bucknell Presidents
See also: List of presidents of Bucknell University| Stephen William Taylor | 1846–51* |
| Howard Malcom | 1851–57 |
| George Ripley Bliss | 1857–58; 1871–72* |
| Justin Rolph Loomis | 1858–79 |
| Francis Wayland Tustin | 1879* |
| David Jayne Hill | 1879–88 |
| George G. Groff | 1888–89* |
| John Howard Harris | 1889–1919 |
| Emory William Hunt | 1919–31 |
| Charles Parker Vaughan | 1931* |
| Homer Price Rainey | 1931–35 |
| Arnaud Cartwright Marts | 1935–45** |
| Herbert Lincoln Spencer | 1945–49 |
| Horace A. Hildreth | 1949–53 |
| Joseph Welles Henderson | 1953–54* |
| Merle Middleton Odgers | 1954–64 |
| Charles Henry Watts II | 1964–76 |
| G. Dennis O'Brien | 1976–84 |
| John Frederick Zeller III | 1984* |
| Gary Allan Sojka | 1984–95 |
| William Drea Adams | 1995–2000 |
| Steffen H. Rogers | 2000–04 |
| Brian C. Mitchell | 2004–10 |
| John C. Bravman | 2010– |
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