Grady Gammage

1892–1959 (age 67)

Educator/Educational administrator

Biography

Grady Gammage (1892-1959) devoted decades to advancing Arizona education, guiding Arizona State College through wide-ranging growth and laying the groundwork for what would become Arizona State University.

His visionary leadership, commitment to academic excellence, and ability to inspire collaboration across campuses left a lasting imprint that endures in institutions like the Gammage Memorial Auditorium.

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