(1799-11-09)November 9, 1799 Vernon, New York, U.S.
Died
April 4, 1889(1889-04-04) (aged 89) Eastbourne, England, U.K.
Spouse(s)
Mary Hartwell Dix (m. 1828; d. 1863) Mary E. Munsell (m. 1866)
Children
Anna J. (1829–1911) Lucy D. (1831–1880) Theodore S. (1834–1863) Mary K. (1837–1924) Sarah S. (b. 1840) Elizabeth M. (b. 1843) Almira (b. 1846)
Alma mater
Hamilton College Andover Theological Seminary
Profession
Congregational Minister, college professor, academic administrator
Signature
Website
Asa Mahan Presidential Papers, 1764-1995
Asa Mahan (/ˈeɪsəməˈhæn/; November 9, 1799 – April 4, 1889) was a U.S. Congregational clergyman and educator and the first president of both the Oberlin Collegiate Institute (later Oberlin College) and Adrian College. He described himself as "a religious teacher and an instructor of youth".[1]: iii
^Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed: In Four Parts. Boston: John P. Jewett. 1855.
AsaMahan (/ˈeɪsə məˈhæn/; November 9, 1799 – April 4, 1889) was a U.S. Congregational clergyman and educator and the first president of both the Oberlin...
December, and published a pamphlet explaining their decision. A trustee, AsaMahan, resigned also, and the trustees fired John Morgan, a faculty member who...
Adrian "through the efforts of the antislavery leader and educator, Rev. AsaMahan, who was elected first president of the new Adrian College". The college...
neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It was founded in 1851 by AsaMahan the then-recently resigned president of nearby Oberlin College. (See also...
President of Oberlin College In office 1851 (1851)–1866 (1866) Preceded by AsaMahan Succeeded by James Fairchild Personal details Born (1792-08-29)August...
Davis' spiritualism received an extensive critical analysis by theologian AsaMahan: Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed. In Four Parts. I. Clairvoyant...
Marilyn Horne Richard Miller James Fairchild Charles Grandison Finney AsaMahan William Dawes, trustee and fundraiser Mildred H. McAfee, Dean of Women...
Tennessee, for distributing abolitionist literature. Huntington Lyman AsaMahan, minister, and the only Lane trustee who supported the students; resigned...
responsibility as Christians to promote it – and they resigned en masse, joined by AsaMahan, a trustee who supported the students. With support from the Tappans,...
Laboratories Weltzheimer/Johnson House People Presidents (chronologically) AsaMahan Charles Grandison Finney James Fairchild William Gay Ballantine John Henry...
almost all of Lane's student body, along with a sympathetic trustee, AsaMahan. Later known as the Lane Rebels, they enrolled at the new Oberlin Collegiate...
Political Writings of Thomas Jefferson, UNC Press Books, 1993, p. 175 AsaMahan, A Critical History of Philosophy, 2003, Volume 1, p. 9. Olsen, p. 213...
Laboratories Weltzheimer/Johnson House People Presidents (chronologically) AsaMahan Charles Grandison Finney James Fairchild William Gay Ballantine John Henry...
qualified academic professor who has the opportunity to teach classes. AsaMahan, 1835–1850 Charles Grandison Finney, leader in the Second Great Awakening...
Laboratories Weltzheimer/Johnson House People Presidents (chronologically) AsaMahan Charles Grandison Finney James Fairchild William Gay Ballantine John Henry...
Laboratories Weltzheimer/Johnson House People Presidents (chronologically) AsaMahan Charles Grandison Finney James Fairchild William Gay Ballantine John Henry...
Climatopolis Harvey J. Levin - American economist, studied spectrum allocation AsaMahan – first president of Oberlin College, later of Adrian College Jeffrey...
Laboratories Weltzheimer/Johnson House People Presidents (chronologically) AsaMahan Charles Grandison Finney James Fairchild William Gay Ballantine John Henry...
Historical Society Press. ISBN 0-87351-410-6 Blodgett, Geoffrey (2006). "AsaMahan at Oberlin: The Pitfalls of Perfectionism (1984)". Oberlin History. Essays...