North German baroque style, built as Opus 33 by Wolff & Associés of Laval, Quebec. The pipework is modelled on the Johan Niclas Cahman organ at Leufsta Bruk, Sweden from 1726/28. The case, though, is a modern interpretation of north-European style that does not refer to any particular historic instrument. The key action and stop action are both mechanical. The two bellows can be pumped either by foot or with an electric blower. Notably, the Wolff organ is tuned to a modified fifth comma meantone temperament devised by Harald Vogel following 17th-century Swedish theorists. This same tuning has been used for the Arp Schnitger organ in Norden, Germany. Academics Knox College is a wholly postgraduate institution, conferring four master's degrees and two doctorate degrees. It administers both academic programs for the general-interest study of theology and professional programs. The basic degree program comprises the degrees of Master of Divinity, Master of Pastoral Studies, Master of Theological Studies and Master of Religious Education. The advanced degrees of Master of Arts in Theology, Master of Theology, Doctor of Philosophy in Theological Studies and Doctor of Ministry are awarded conjointly with the University of Toronto. Certificate in Theological Studies (C.T.S) Master of Divinity (M.Div.) Master of Pastoral Studies (M.P.S.) Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.) Master of Arts in Theology (M.A.[Th.]) Master of Theology (Th.M.) Doctor of Philosophy in Theological Studies (Ph.D.[T.S.]) Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) Principals Michael Willis (1857–1870) William Caven (1873–1904) William MacLaren (1904–1909) Alfred Gandier (1909–1925; became principal of Emmanuel College) Thomas Eakin (1926–1940) Walter W. Bryden (1945–1952) Stanley Glen (1952–1976) Allan Farris (1976–1977 death) J. Charles Hay (1978–1985) Donald J. M. Corbett (1985–1990) Arthur Van Seters (1992–1999) J. Dorcas Gordon (1999–2017) John A. Vissers (2017-2022) Ernest van Eck (2022-) A number of faculty have served as Acting Principal during vacancies and sabbaticals. The convener of the Board of Governors of Knox College is Randal Phillips. References Further reading Brian J. Fraser. Church, College, and Clergy: A History of Theological Education at Knox College, Toronto, 1844-1994. McGill-Queen's University Press, 1995. Gordon Goldie et al. A Covenant for Tomorrow, 1979-1987. Toronto: Knox College, 1987. Richard W. Vaudry. "Theology and education in early Victorian Canada: Knox College, Toronto, 1844-62". Studies in Religion, 16.4 (Fall 1987), p. 434-35. External links Gothic Revival architecture in Toronto Presbyterian universities and colleges Presbyterian Church in Canada Seminaries and theological colleges in Canada Collegiate Gothic architecture Colleges of