Board is responsible for the leadership of the college. The board consists of 11 members, including the principal, a staff representative, a student representative, a UWI representative and a person nominated by the Minister. Most of the others are members of the clergy. Codrington College is led by the Principal, currently the Rev. Dr. Michael Clarke. He is assisted by a Dean, the Warden/Chaplaincy and the Registrar. Principals The Rev. Mark Nicholson, President (1797–c.1821, title from 1801) The Rev. J. H. Pinder (1830–1835) The Rev. Henry Jones (1835–1846) The Rev. Richard Rawle (1847–1864) The Rev. W. T. Webb (1864–1884) The Rev. A. Caldecott (1884–1885) Canon Frederick Meyrick (1886) The Rev. Herbert Bindley (1890–1910) The Rev. Arthur Anstey (1910–1918) The Rev. Canon John C. Wippell (1918–1945) The Rev. A. H. Sayer (1945–1955) The Rev. Jonathan Graham, C.R. (1955–1957) The Rev. Anselm Genders, C.R. (1957–1965) The Rev. William Wheeldon, C.R. (1965–1966) The Rev. Godfrey Pawson, C.R. (1966–1969) The Rev. Martin Garrison (1969–1970) The Rev. Dr. Kortright Davis (1970–1971 (Acting)) The Rev. Dr. Sehon Goodridge (1971–1982) Prof. Canon Noel F. Titus (1983–2004) The Rev. Dr. Ian Rock (2004–2015) The Rev. Dr. Michael Clarke (2015–present) Notable alumni Canon Michael W. H. Harris, Archdeacon of Brooklyn in the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, N.Y. Alfred Berkeley, bishop of Barbados John Holder, bishop of Barbados and archbishop of the West Indies Thomas Nisbett, first black priest of the Church of England in Bermuda Ewen Ratteray, bishop of Bermuda Alfred A. Thorne, Mayor and human rights activist Cuthbert Woodroffe, archbishop of the West Indies Philip Wright, bishop of Belize See also University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus Samuel Jackman Prescod Institute of Technology Barbados Community College Erdiston Teachers' Training College References Bibliography External links Barbados Tourism Authority (section on Codrington College) Anglican Church of Barbados Anglican seminaries and theological colleges Anglican Church in the Caribbean Durham University Education in Barbados Educational organisations based in Barbados Saint John, Barbados Universities and colleges in Barbados Educational institutions established in 1745 1745 establishments in the British Empire Codrington family