Leon Renfroe Meadows

Leon R. Meadows
Meadows pictured in The Tecoan 1935, East Carolina yearbook

President of the East Carolina Teachers College
In office 1934–1944
Preceded by	Robert Herring Wright
Succeeded by	Howard Justus McGinnis
Personal details
Born	(1884-04-14)April 14, 1884 Lafayette, Alabama
Died	March 6, 1953(1953-03-06) (aged 68) Gallipolis, Ohio

Leon Renfroe Meadows (April 14, 1884 – March 6, 1953) was the second president at East Carolina Teachers College. On October 5, 1934, he moved from the summer school director to the president, succeeding Robert Herring Wright.

External links

Meadows biography

East Carolina University

Academics

Undergraduate: College of Allied Health Sciences; College of Arts and Sciences; College of Business; College of Education; College of Fine Arts and Communication; The College of Health and Human Performance; The College of Human Ecology; College of Nursing; College of Technology and Computer Science

Graduate: Graduate School

Professional: The Brody School of Medicine; School of Dental Medicine

Other: History

Athletics

Pirates Clark–LeClair Stadium Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum Baseball Men's basketball Football Men's soccer (defunct)

Campus

Buildings Greenville North Carolina Eastern North Carolina Main Campus Health Sciences Campus Libraries Mattamuskeet Field Station Vidant Medical Center Wahl-Coates Elementary School West Research

Chancellor — Presidents

Robert Herring Wright Leon Renfroe Meadows Howard Justus McGinnis Dennis Hargrove Cooke John Decatur Messick Leo Warren Jenkins Thomas Bowman Brewer John McDade Howell Richard R. Eakin William Muse William Shelton Steven Ballard

People

Alumni Faculty Steven Ballard Marc Basnight Sandra Bullock Randolph Chitwood Pat Dye Billy Godwin Terry Holland Leo Warren Jenkins Jeff Lebo Ruffin McNeill Robert Burren Morgan Emily Procter Billy Taylor Kay Yow

Student life

The East Carolinian Greek life Student Government Association WZMB

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