James Mountain

James Mountain
James Mountain
	James Mountain during his time at Pittsburgh Academy
Known for	Master of Pittsburgh Academy

James Mountain was a prominent lawyer, educator and academic administrator in Western Pennsylvania during the early 19th century.^[1] He was Master of Pittsburgh Academy (now University of Pittsburgh) from 1803 to 1807.^[2] He was also among the earliest instructors and leaders of Canonsburg Academy (later Jefferson College and now Washington & Jefferson College).^[3]

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v t e Leaders of the University of Pittsburgh
Founder	Brackenridge (1787)
Principals	Welch (1789) Andrews (1796–1800) Steele (1800–1801) Taylor (1801) Hopkins (1803–1804) Mountain (1804–1807) Patterson (1807–1810) Stockton (1810–1820)
Chancellors	Bruce (1820–1835) (1836–1843) Morgan (1835–1836) Dyer (1843–1849) Riddle # (1849–1855) McLaren (1855–1858) Woods (1858–1880) Goff # (1880–1881) Henry MacCracken (1881–1884) Goff (1884–1890) Holland (1891–1901) Brashear # (1901–1904) McCormick (1904–1921) Bowman (1921–1945) Fitzgerald (1945–1955) Nutting # (1955–1956) Litchfield (1956–1965) Crawford (1965–1966) Kurtzman (1966–1967) Posvar (1967–1991) O'Connor (1991–1995) Nordenberg (1995–2014) Gallagher (2014– )
# denotes an interim chancellor

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