David D. Barrow

1877–1948 (age 71)

Educator

Biography

David D. Barrow guided educational progress with a calm intellect, helping to shape university life so that it could serve a wider and more diverse student body.

He believed in the transformative power of learning and worked to ensure that institutions reflected the needs of a changing society.

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