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Clark, Howard C.
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1929-
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Howard C. Clark was the ninth president of Dalhousie University, serving from 1986-1995. Clark was a strong advocate for affirmative action and led the university in establishing the James Robinson Johnson Chair in Black Canadian Studies. Born in New Zealand in 1929, he taught chemistry and held administrative posts at the universities of Western Ontario, British Columbia, Auckland and Guelph, where he held also served as vice-president.
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Dalhousie University. Office of the President (1838-)
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Dates of relationship
1886-1995
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Howard C. Clark was the ninth president of Dalhousie University, serving from 1986 to 1995.