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UCLA Chancellors
| Gene Block |
2007 to
present |
| Norman Abrams (Acting) |
2006-2007 |
| Albert Carnesale |
1997-2006 |
| Charles
E. Young |
1968-1997 |
| Franklin David Murphy |
1960-1968 |
| Vern Oliver Knudsen |
1959-1960 |
| Raymond Bernard Allen |
1952-1959 |
| Clarence Addison Dykstra |
1945-1950 |
| Earle Raymond Hedrick |
1937-1942 |
| Ernest Carroll Moore |
1919-1936 |
Source: University of California Los
Angeles
Former Chancellor Charles E. Young
was the first UCLA graduate
to become its chancellor and, at age 36, the youngest administrator ever
to head a University of California campus. Upon his retirement in 1997,
he was also the longest-serving chief administrator among leaders of the
nation's major universities. Two-thirds of diplomas issued in UCLA's
history bare his signature. During Young’s tenure, UCLA's operating
budget grew from $170 million to more than $1.6 billion.
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