Dalhousie University - Pharos Yearbook (Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada)

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Hem' D. Hicks For a man who said 'No' to the first offer of the Arts and Science Deanship at Dalhousie, who was later approached by a group of faculty and, in effect, warned off the university, who, three years later. on being offered the presidency was then invited by a committee of the Board of Governors to sign an undertaking not to get involved in politics land unhesitatingly declined the invitationj, Henry Davies Hicks weathered two decades at Dalhousie remarkably well. Dalhousie, too, did remarkably well under his driving leadership, being transformed from what the in- stitutional advertising of the 19505 called The Small College by the Sea into the S70-million-a-year, multi- facultied university which today ranks with the best in Canada. Vtfhen, in the distant future, the history of the university is updated, it will record that in its long land early chequeredj life, Dalhousie's most important period was during the 1960s and 1970s, and that Dr. Henry D. Hicks will rank as the greatest leader the university has had. fs xx 2 tl fr . faqs ,.1.,.,..!C

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