University of Toledo
Malcolm Love was an employee for whom before Jan 1937?
Malcolm Love Malcolm Andrews Love ( March 10 , 1904 – May 12 , 1990 ) was the eighth president of the University of Nevada ( 1950–1952 ) and the fourth president of San Diego State University ( 1952–1971 ) . Early life and education . Love was born in Des Moines , Iowa , and received his bachelors degree from Simpson College in 1927 . That same year he married Maude Hale , and together they had a daughter named Joan . He worked as a junior high school principal in Mashalltown , Iowa from 1927 to 1929 , and Superintendent of Schools in Monroe , Iowa from 1929 to 1934 . In 1933 , Love received a Master of Arts degree from the University of Iowa , and in 1937 he received his Ph.D . from the same institution . After working at the University of Toledo as a professor of education in 1937 and 1938 , he accepted a position of Dean of Administration at the College of Liberal Arts at Illinois Wesleyan University in 1938 . During World War II Love was executive officer in charge of navy training schools at Ohio State University and at Gulfport , Mississippi . He returned to Illinois Wesleyan University in 1945 . In 1948 Love accepted the position of dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Denver , where he worked until becoming president of the University of Nevada in 1950 . University of Nevada . Love came to the university with the strongest credentials of any chief administrator thus far . His short tenure at the University of Nevada was fraught with budgetary fights with the Nevada legislature . Love was responsible for establishing the Las Vegas campus in 1951 , which would go on to become the University of Nevada , Las Vegas . In 1950 and 1951 , enrollment declined at the university as the number of veterans studying on the GI Bill gradually decreased . The 1951 session of the legislature drastically cut funding for the university . In early 1952 Love resigned his presidency , suggesting the board of regents name Minard W . Stout as his successor . San Diego State . Love arrived at what was then San Diego State College in 1952 . His 19-year tenure was transformative . He helped the institution grow from a liberal arts college into a comprehensive university . In 1966 , the Carnegie Corporation named Dr . Love one of the best college presidents in the country . His dream of upgrading the school to university status was achieved in 1971 . When he retired later that year , student enrollment had reached more than 30,000 , and full-time faculty rose to 1,128 . Legacy . Malcolm A . Love Library opened in 1971 at San Diego State University is the primary academic library building on the campus External links . - Malcolm A . Love Papers , 1937-1971 Special Collections and University Archives , Library and Information Access , San Diego State University .