Joseph Shortlidge

Joseph Shortlidge

Infobox University Chancellor
name = Joseph Shortlidge


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university = Penn State University
term_start = 1880
term_end = 1881
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predecessor = James Calder
successor = James Y. McKee
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Joseph Shortlidge was the sixth president of the Pennsylvania State University, serving from July 1880 until April 1881.

References

* [http://www.lias.psu.edu/speccolls/psua/psgeneralhistory/presidents/shortlidge.htm Penn State Presidents and their achievements]

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