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James P. Morrissey

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James P. Morrissey, S.J. was appointed Santa Clara University's 14th president after the presidency of Richard A. Gleeson.

References

Gerald McKevitt, S.J. The University of Santa Clara: A History, 1851-1977 (Page 331)

Presidents of Santa Clara University

Nobili (1851–1856)
Congiato (1856–1857)
Cicaterri (1857–1861)
Villiger (1861–1865)
Masnata (1865–1868)
Varsi (1868–1876)
Brunengo (1876–1880)
Pinasco (1880–1883)
Kenna (1883–1888)
Pinasco (1888–1893)
Riordan (1893–1899)
Kenna (1899–1905)
Gleeson (1905–1910)
Morrissey (1910–1913)
Thornton (1913–1918)
Murphy (1918–1921)
Maher (1921–1926)
McCoy (1926–1932)
Lyons (1932–1935)
Rudolph (1935–1940)
Walsh (1940–1945)
Gianera (1945–1951)
Hauck (1951–1958)
Donahoe (1958–1968)
Terry (1968–1976)
Rewak (1976–1988)
Locatelli (1988–2008)
Engh (2009–2019)
O'Brien (2019–2021)
Sullivan (2022–present)

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