Charles McIver

Charles McIver was a prominent American educator and leader in higher education during the early 20th century. He is best known as the founding president of the North Carolina State University (then called North Carolina State College), where he played a vital role in developing scientific research and technical training. McIver was dedicated to advancing education and improving opportunities for students, particularly in practical and industrial fields. His leadership helped shape North Carolina State University into a respected institution for engineering, agriculture, and technology.