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This list of presidents of Virginia Commonwealth University includes all presidents of VCU . Categories: Virginia Commonwealth University administrators. Lists of university and college leaders.
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In his inaugural address as VCU's first president, November 10, 1970, Dr. Warren W. Brandt itemized some of VCU's special educational benefits to the urban community which it serves as a responsive citizen.
Descendant of Thomas Jefferson, Pulitzer Prize winner and editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Virginius Dabney was named the first Rector of VCU and went on to write Virginia Commonwealth University: A Sesquicentennial History.
Apr 5, 2024 · Virginia Commonwealth University is created through the merger of Richmond Professional Institute and the Medical College of Virginia. 1969. Warren W. Brandt becomes the first president of VCU; The university adopts black and gold for its colors; The School of Allied Health Professions is established; Lyons Building is opened; Program in nurse ...
- Jodi Koste
- 2013
- Accountability
- Freedom
- Service
- Diversity and Inclusion
Commit to the efficient and transparent stewardship of our resources to achieve institutional excellence
Strive for intellectual truth with responsibility and civility, respecting the dignity of all individuals
Engage in the application of learning and discovery to improve the human condition and support the public good at home and abroad
Ensure a climate of mutual trust and respect where individuals of different cultural backgrounds, identities, abilities and life experiences are embraced, engaged and empowered to drive excellence and success
Michael Rao is an American academic administrator who is the current president of Virginia Commonwealth University, a public university in downtown Richmond, Virginia. During his time as president, Rao has overseen hiring and expansion of the university's facilities.
Jul 7, 2017 · Warren Brandt, the first president of Virginia Commonwealth University, died this week at the age of 93. Brandt served as university president from June 1969 through October 1974 after Richmond Professional Institute and the Medical College of Virginia merged to form VCU.
