Thomas G. Carpenter

Thomas G. Carpenter

Infobox academic
name = Dr. Thomas Carpenter



image_size = 150px
birth_date = 1928
birth_place =
nationality = United States
field = Higher Education
work_institutions =
alma_mater = University of Florida
Baylor University
doctoral_advisor =
doctoral_students =
known_for = Being the President of Memphis State and the founder of University of North Florida
prizes =

Thomas G. Carpenter was the founding President of the University of North Florida, and the President of Memphis State University.

He received his Bachelors degree from Memphis State University, his Masters from Baylor University, and a Doctorate from the University of Florida. He started his educational career at the University of Florida back in 1957. It should also be noted that he worked for Florida Atlantic University and the University of West Florida as well.

In 1969, Dr. Carpenter began the challenge of building a new University from scratch. Ultimately, he founded the University of North Florida, and in 1972 they enrolled their first charter class. In 1980 he accepted the Presidency of his alma mater Memphis State University. [http://www.unf.edu/library/guides/factsheet.html#carpenter]


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