Charles N. Sims
American Methodist preacher and educator
Born
Died
1908
118 years ago — 73 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United States
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A Methodist preacher and educator, served as the third chancellor of Syracuse University, steering the institution through key developments in its early transition. Contributed significantly to the expansion of the university's educational programs and its Methodist affiliation during the mid-19th century. Instrumental in integrating principles of faith into educational practices, fostering a strong community among students and faculty.
Served as the third chancellor of Syracuse University
Advanced educational programs in a Methodist context
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