David B. Truman - Revision history

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 '''David B. Truman''' served as a [[Dean of Columbia College]] and a [[Provost]]/[[Vice President]].
-His provostship overlapped the [[1968 protests]], in which he had a central role as President [[Grayson Kirk]]'s right hand man in the administration camp (albeit retaining student respect to a much greater degree than did Kirk). His memoirs provide a detailed personal account of the protests, which caused him to resign as provost and move on to the presidency of Mt. Holoke College.
+His provostship overlapped the [[1968 protests]], in which he had a central role as President [[Grayson Kirk]]'s right hand man in the administration camp (albeit retaining student respect to a much greater degree than did Kirk). His memoirs provide a detailed personal account of the protests, which caused him to resign as provost and move on to the presidency of Mt. Holyoke College.
 Previously, Truman had been a professor who had joined the faculty in [[1951]] following an academic career at [[Amherst]] ([[BA]], [[1935]]) and [[UChicago]] ([[PhD]]), as well as teaching gigs at Bennington, [[Cornell]], [[Harvard]], and Williams. From [[1959]]-[[1961]], he was head of the department of public law and government (now [[PoliSci]]).

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−	{{succession\|office=Dean of Columbia College\|years=[[1963]]-[[1967]]\|preceded=[[John W. Alexander]] (acting)\|succeeded=[[Henry S. Coleman]] (~~Acting~~)}}	+	{{succession\|office=Dean of Columbia College\|years=[[1963]]-[[1967]]\|preceded=[[John W. Alexander]] (acting)\|succeeded=[[Henry S. Coleman]] (acting)}}

	{{succession\|office=Provost\|years=[[1967]]-[[1969]]\|preceded=[[Jacques Barzun]]\|succeeded=[[Paul D. Carter]]}}		{{succession\|office=Provost\|years=[[1967]]-[[1969]]\|preceded=[[Jacques Barzun]]\|succeeded=[[Paul D. Carter]]}}

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−	{{succession\|office=Dean of Columbia College\|years=[[1963]]-[[1967]]\|preceded=[[John ~~Gorham Palfrey~~]]\|succeeded=[[Henry S. Coleman]] (Acting)}}	+	{{succession\|office=Dean of Columbia College\|years=[[1963]]-[[1967]]\|preceded=[[John W. Alexander]] (acting)\|succeeded=[[Henry S. Coleman]] (Acting)}}

	{{succession\|office=Provost\|years=[[1967]]-[[1969]]\|preceded=[[Jacques Barzun]]\|succeeded=[[Paul D. Carter]]}}		{{succession\|office=Provost\|years=[[1967]]-[[1969]]\|preceded=[[Jacques Barzun]]\|succeeded=[[Paul D. Carter]]}}

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	Previously, Truman had been a professor who had joined the faculty in [[1951]] following an academic career at [[Amherst]] ([[BA]], [[1935]]) and [[UChicago]] ([[PhD]]), as well as teaching gigs at Bennington, [[Cornell]], [[Harvard]], and Williams. From [[1959]]-[[1961]], he was head of the department of public law and government (now [[PoliSci]]).		Previously, Truman had been a professor who had joined the faculty in [[1951]] following an academic career at [[Amherst]] ([[BA]], [[1935]]) and [[UChicago]] ([[PhD]]), as well as teaching gigs at Bennington, [[Cornell]], [[Harvard]], and Williams. From [[1959]]-[[1961]], he was head of the department of public law and government (now [[PoliSci]]).
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		+	The [[David B. Truman Alumni Award]] is named for him.

	==External links==		==External links==

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 ==External links==
 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/03/09/davidTruman.html Death notice]
 {{succession|office=Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1963]]-[[1967]]|preceded=[[John Gorham Palfrey]]|succeeded=[[Henry S. Coleman]] (Acting)}}

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 [[Image:DavidTruman.jpg|thumb|David B. Truman]]
-'''David B. Truman''' served as a [[Dean of Columbia College]] and a [[Provost]]/[[Vice President]]. His provostship overlapped the [[1968 protests]], in which he had a central role as President [[Grayson Kirk]]'s right hand man in the administration camp. His memoirs provide a detailed personal account of the protests.
+'''David B. Truman''' served as a [[Dean of Columbia College]] and a [[Provost]]/[[Vice President]].
 {{succession|office=Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1963]]-[[1967]]|preceded=[[John Gorham Palfrey]]|succeeded=[[Henry S. Coleman]] (Acting)}}
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 [[Category:Provosts|Truman]]
 [[Category:1968 protests|Truman]]

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 {{succession|office=Provost|years=[[1967]]-[[1969]]|preceded=[[Jacques Barzun]]|succeeded=[[Paul D. Carter]]}}
 [[Category:Deans of Columbia College|Truman, David B.]]
 [[Category:Provosts|Truman]]

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 [[Category:Deans|Truman, David B.]]
 [[Category:Deans of Columbia College|Truman, David B.]]
-[[Category:Provosts]]
+[[Category:Provosts|Truman]]

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