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Robert E. Kenna, S.J. (1844–1912) was appointed Santa Clara University's 9th and 12th president after the presidency of John Pinasco and Joseph W. Riordan. He was first a student, then professor, then president from 1888 to 1893 and again from 1899 to 1905.

References

McGloin, John Bernard (1972). Jesuits by the Golden Gate: The Society of Jesus in San Francisco, 1849-1969. University of San Francisco. p. 41.
Gerald McKevitt, S.J. The University of Santa Clara: A History, 1851-1977 (Page 331)

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v t e 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)

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)

v t e Presidents of the University of San Francisco
Maraschi (1855–1862) Congiato (1862–1865) Villiger (1865–1866) Congiato (1866–1869) Bayma (1869–1873) Masnata (1873–1876) Pinasco (1876–1880) Kenna (1880–1883) Sasia (1883–1887) Imoda (1887–1893) Allen (1893–1896) Frieden (1896–1908) Sasia (1908–1911) Trivelli (1911–1915) Foote (1915–1919) Moore (1919–1925) Whelan (1925–1932) Lonergan (1932–1934) Ring (1932–1938) Dunne (1938–1954) Connolly (1954–1963) Dullea (1963–1969) Jonsen (1969–1972) McInnes (1973–1977) Lo Schiavo (1977–1991) Schlegel (1991–2000) Privett (2000–2014) Fitzgerald (2014– )

Presidents of the University of San Francisco

Maraschi (1855–1862)
Congiato (1862–1865)
Villiger (1865–1866)
Congiato (1866–1869)
Bayma (1869–1873)
Masnata (1873–1876)
Pinasco (1876–1880)
Kenna (1880–1883)
Sasia (1883–1887)
Imoda (1887–1893)
Allen (1893–1896)
Frieden (1896–1908)
Sasia (1908–1911)
Trivelli (1911–1915)
Foote (1915–1919)
Moore (1919–1925)
Whelan (1925–1932)
Lonergan (1932–1934)
Ring (1932–1938)
Dunne (1938–1954)
Connolly (1954–1963)
Dullea (1963–1969)
Jonsen (1969–1972)
McInnes (1973–1977)
Lo Schiavo (1977–1991)
Schlegel (1991–2000)
Privett (2000–2014)
Fitzgerald (2014– )

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