4/13. William R. Greiner, 1991-2003
Record Group Term
Identifier: 4/13
President Greiner joined the UB law faculty in 1967 and shortly thereafter became chairman of the Legal Studies Programs. By 1984, he was named UB's first University Provost. He served as interim president from March 1991 until his appointment as president by the Chancellor and Board of Trustees on September 25, 1991. Greiner's accomplishments as president included creating numerous trans-disciplinary research centers and institutes; reaffirming the University's commitment to public service; streamlining student services and record enrollments; increasing exchange and study abroad programs; conducting a record-breaking capital campaign; constructing a series of student residential centers and other major construction projects; creating of Task Forces on Women and on Racial and Ethnic Diversity; and moving the UB football team to Division 1-A.
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Carol M. Greiner speeches and remarks
Collection — Box 1: [Barcode: 39072040375515]
Identifier: 4-13-1152
Abstract
This collection contains the speeches and remarks of Carol M. Greiner, wife of University at Buffalo President William R. Greiner.
Dates:
1993-2002
William R. Greiner collection
Collection
Identifier: 4-13-1404
Abstract
The William R. Greiner collection is comprised of five distinct collections, each described in its own series: 4/13/819, New York State resolution on the death of William R. Greiner; 4/13/966, William R. Greiner inaugural letters; 4/13/1106, William R. Greiner Renmin Law School mementos; 4/13/1143, William R. Greiner speeches and remarks; and 4/13/1249, William R. Greiner Kente graduation stoles.
Dates:
1991-2010
Found in:
University Archives
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William R. Greiner collection
William R. Greiner photographs
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 4-13-1278
Abstract
Photographs, 1990-2005, of university events under the leadership of President William R. Greiner.
Dates:
1990-2005 ; Majority of material found within 1992-1996
Found in:
University Archives
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William R. Greiner photographs