Concordia University. Office of the Vice-Rector and Principal of Loyola Campus

The position of Vice-Rector and Principal of Loyola campus was established on August 10, 1973, with the adoption by the Board of Governors of By-Law “D” which established the governing and administrative structure of the coming new university, Concordia University. From that date, Father Patrick G. Malone, S. J. (still President of Loyola College), held the position until his resignation, on July 31, 1974, a few weeks before Concordia finally received its legal and official establishment from the Quebec Government. Father Aloysius Graham was appointed by a search committee to the position in October 1974 and stayed in office until the end of his term in 1980. With the departure of Father Graham, by a decision made in March 1979 by the Board of Governors, the position was discontinued. Father Graham’s responsibilities in the areas of student services, registrar, admissions, recruitment and advertising were then divided between the Vice-Rector Academic (Arts and Science), Russell Breen, and the Vice-Rector for Administration and Finance, Graham Martin. In fall 1980, Vice-Rector Breen moved from downtown to a new office as senior representative of the Concordia administration at Loyola campus.
Assistants to the Vice-Rector and Principal of Loyola Campus:
• Patrick Duder 1973-1977
• Mark Doughty: 1977 to August 1978
• William Shore (Loy. 1941): September 1978 to 1980

Created on 2016-04-22