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HHS in the 21st Century: Charting a New Course for a Healthier America D U.S. Secretaries of Health, Education, and Welfare (1953–1979) and HHS (1980–Present) Secretary Tenure President 1. Oveta Culp Hobby 1953–1955 Eisenhower 2. Marion B. Folsom 1955–1958 Eisenhower 3. Arthur S. Flemming 1958–1961 Eisenhower 4. Abraham I. Ribicoff 1961–1962 Kennedy 5. Anthony J. Celebrezze 1962–1965 Kennedy–Johnson 6. John W. Gardner 1965–1968 Johnson 7. Wilbur J. Cohen 1968–1969 Johnson 8. Robert H. Finch 1969–1970 Nixon 9. Elliot L. Richardson 1970–1973 Nixon 10. Caspar Weinberger 1973–1975 Nixon–Ford 11. F. David Mathews 1975–1977 Ford 12. Joseph A. Califano, Jr. 1977–1979 Carter 13. Patricia Roberts Harris 1979–1981 Carter 14. Richard S. Schweiker 1981–1983 Reagan 15. Margaret O. Heckler 1983–1985 Reagan 16. Otis R. Bowen 1985–1989 Reagan 17. Louis W. Sullivan 1989–1993 G. H. W. Bush 18. Donna E. Shalala 1993–2001 Clinton 19. Tommy G. Thompson 2001–2005 G. W. Bush 20. Michael O. Leavitt 2005–present G. W. Bush NOTE: The dark line in the table represents the point at which the department’s name changed from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare to the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Education was established as a separate entity.

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