National University of Singapore - List of Principal Officers

List of Principal Officers

The following table is a list of the principal officers of the National University of Singapore's predecessors. Note that the office of the President of Raffles College was renamed Principal of Raffles College from 1938

Principals
(King Edward VII Medical College)
Presidents and Principals *
(Raffles College)
Gerald Dudley Freer 1905–1909 Richard Olaf Winstedt 1928–1931
Robert Donald Keith 1909–1918 James Watson 1932–1934
George Hugh MacAlister 1918–1929 Frederick Joseph Morten 1935–1937
George V. Allen 1929–1947 Alexander Keir 1937–1938
Desmond William George Faris 1947–1949 George McOwan 1938–1941
W. E. Dyer 1946–1948
George V. Allen 1948–1949

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