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Joseph M. M. Gray (1877 – January 10, 1957) was an American Methodist minister who was Chancellor of American University from 1933 until 1941. He was the last Chancellor of the university, after which the title of the office was changed to President.

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REV. DR. JOSEPH GRAY, HEADED AMERICAN U.

Academic offices
Preceded byLucius C. Clark	Chancellor, American University 1933-1941	Succeeded byPaul Douglass

v t e Chancellors and presidents of American University
Chancellors	Hurst (1890–1902) McCabe (1902–1906) Franklin Hamilton (1907–1916) John Hamilton (1916–1922) Clark (1922–1932) Gray (1933–1941)
Presidents	Douglass (1941–1952) Anderson (1952–1968) Williams (1968–1976) Sisco (1976–1980) Berendzen (1980–1991) Duffey (1991–1994) Ladner (1994–2005) Kerwin (2005– 2017) Burwell (2017– )

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