Campus Plaques

Founders Society Plaque for Thomas L. '76 and Karen Welty Kalaris '77, P'11.

Founders Society Plaque in memory of Brian C. Pohanka '77. Gift given by family to establish the Brian C. Pohanka '77 Faculty Chair in American Civil War History.

Founders Society Plaque for John C. '78 and Susan Wyckoff Pohl '80, P'06. Their generous gifts have strengthened Dickinson's commitment to global education and expanded the college's academic programming.

Founders Society Plaque for Abraham '34 and Cora Hurwitz. Their generous gifts have afforded access to a Dickinson education for hundreds of students through the Abe and Cora Hurwitz Student Loan Fund.

Founders Society Plaque for Sidney "Sid" D. Kline Jr. '54 and Barbara James Kline '57, P'81, P'86. Their generous support has spanned more than 40 years (and two generations).

Founders Society Plaque for Robert D. '45 and Dorothy Rector.

Founders Society Plaque for John J. and Nancy Lee Roberts P'75. Their generous support to scholarships and academic programming (including the Christopher L.

Founders Society Plaque for Jennifer Ward Reynolds '77 and George K. Reynolds.

This is a photo of the "new" memorial tree & plaque for Stephanie L. Kreiner. Her original tree had to be moved due to the Kline construction. It was moved outside of Kaufman, but did not fare very well during the winter.

Sam Rose '58 and Julie Walters Individual Founders Society Plaque. They are major supporters of scholarship through Dickinson's Samuel G. Rose, Esq.

Carol Jones Saunders '62 and Harold "Hal" Saunders Individual Founders Society Plaque.

Lawrence J. Schoenberg P'90 Individual Founders Society Plaque.

John B. and Alice R. Sharp Individual Founders Society Plaque. The Sharps support to scholarship and academic programming support has enabled Dickinson to become a higher-education leader.

John R. '59 and Inge Paul Stafford '58 Individual Founders Society Plaque. The Staffords support has helped shape science education at Dickinson.

Jean L. Stellfox '60 Individual Founders Society Plaque. Inspired by meeting the poet Robert Frost during his 1959 visit to Dickinson, Ms. Stellfox established a generous estate gift to endow the Harold and Ethel L.

Gift made in 2014 from Wagman Construction to name the Wagman Vestibule in the New Kline Center Addition. Plaque is approximately 10" x 8" and located on the North Wall of the entryway to Kline.

Glass Plaque is approximately 12" x 8" and located on the outside Tome 230. Engraved "In grateful recognition of Carolyn Soward P'59".

Glass Plaque is approximately 12" x 8" and located on the outside Tome 119. Engraved "In grateful recognition of the Parents Council".

Plaque dedicated by EK Weitzel in memory of her mother, Emma C. Wentzel '34. The dedication ceremony was held on Saturday, June 14, 2014. Plaque reads "In Memory of Emma C. Wentzel '34 1912-2012 Auf Wiedersehen".

Ruth A. Trout '36 Individual Founders Society Plaque. A former librarian and teacher, Ms. Trout and her sister Helen established The Trout Gallery in honor of their parents Brook and Mary Agnes Cook Trout.

Marc I. and Eva S. Stern Individual Founders Society Plaque. Through their generosity, the Marc and Eva Stern Foundation Center for Global Education opened in 2001, giving the campus the facilities to match its top-tier international programs.

Plaque in honor of Rachel Warzala Chesley '11 and Andrew Chesley '13. Located in new Kline lobby by the stairwell. A gift from Richard and Dee Dee Chesley. 12x18 acrylic

A gift from Dr. John J. Snyder and Mrs. Evelyn Gutshall Snyder '36 to support the renovation of Boser Hall following the library's move to the Spahr building in the 1960s.
Bronze

In Memory of Peter Snoek, grandfather of Mathias Bedolfe '15

Given by alumni of the class of 1974 in honor of their 40th reunion. June 2014

Located outside on a bench outside of the Kline Center, this plaque is in honor of Paul L. Stickler '51, a member of Raven's Claw and co-establisher of the Raven's Claw Scholarship. This is one of 7 benches honoring the 1951 Claw.

Given in honor of Pugs, an outstanding man, fraternity brother, athlete and classmate. See plaque photo for donor names.

18"x12" Lucite

Single Tree Planting

Single Tree Planting

Landscape Planting

Single Tree Planting

Single Tree Planting

Single Tree Planting in memory of Kurt R. Bair, College Counselor, 1989-1995. Located on the Bosler South lawn.

Single Tree Planting -

Single Tree Planting

Memorial plaque for E. Robert Paul, Joseph Priestly Professor of The History of Science and Professor of Computer Science

Single Tree Planting

This single tree planting was established by Dr. Donald Q. Sprole '44 in memory of Dr. Arthur Vaughan Bishop.

Single Tree Planting - a gift from Donald Sprole, class of 1944

Single Tree Planting

Single Tree Planting

In memory of Norma Cramp Glessner '61, colleague communications and development 1987

Landscape Planting

Landscape Planting

Single Tree Planting

Single Tree Planting

Single Tree Planting

Single Tree Planting

Presented by the Brothers of the Class of 1951 at site of former fraternity house, 28 N. College Street. Now east entrance (by crosswalk) to the HUB.

This chair was given by Michael Pennington '07 in memory of his grandmother, Katharine Penny.

Made possible by Senator Harold F. Mowery Jr. '54 and the PA Department of Community and Economic Development

Plaque recognizing 228 West High Street as the home of the Penn Zeta Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi from 1904 to 1963. Presented by anonymous member of the Class of 1965.

In recognition of Robert D. Rector, M.D. '45 & Dorothy Hitchon Rector whose gift to the College made the Rector Science Complex possible.

In recognition of Inge Paul Stafford '58 and John R. Stafford '59, who gifted the Stafford Auditorium in the Rector Science Complex to the College.

In recognition of J. William '32 and Helen D. '32 Stuart and their family: Robert B. and Roberta W. Stuart; Patrick J. and Wynne Stuart Amick '62; William S.

A panel that tells the story of Benjamin Rush, founder of Dickinson College

A panel that tells the story of Joseph Priestley, scientist who discovered oxygen. His scientific apparatus are housed in the college's Archives.

Three research laboratories (Rooms 1105A, 1105B and 1105C), gifted by Susan Wyckoff Pohl '80 and John C. Pohl '78.

Organic Chemistry Teaching Laboratory, gifted by the Hursts.

Introduction to Chemistry classroom (Room 1113), gifted by Ruth S. Cliff '37.

Introduction to Chemistry Teaching Laboratory, gifted by Earl H. Fulton.

Faculty offices (Rooms 1107 and 1109), gifted by Ruth C. Doolittle '37.

Two study alcoves named for Benjamin Rush and Joseph Priestly (see posters on file), gifted by Neal B. Abraham '72 and Donna Wiley.

Research Laboratory (Room 2105), gifted by The George I. Alden Trust.

Introduction to Biology Teaching Laboratory (Room 2228), gifted by The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations of Jacksonville, Florida.

Research Laboratory (Room 1231), gifted by Judge Gerald Weinstein '52 and Claire Modiano Weinstein.

Student Lounge, gifted by Nickolas G. and Doris Stamos.

Two faculty offices (Rooms 1221 & 1223), gifted by Gary C. Goodlin '56.

Faculty office (Room 1225), gifted by Jimmie C. '51 and Rosalie B. George.

In recognition of Dr. Benjamin D. James '34. Also in recognition of Robert J. '53 and Joanne Hardick Wise '55 for their support of the former James Hall, which stood on the corner of College and Louther streets.

Weiss Center Basement. named in honor of members of the Spahr Family

W-S Library; Main Level.

Dana Hall.

W-S Library; Main Level.

Asbell Center; First Floor.

Asbell Center; Second Floor-Sanctuary Room

Weiss Center. Naming plaque.

Plaque honoring Vincent Correal '91 (MVP Football Award)

W-S Library; Upper Level.

W-S Library; Main Level.

Asbell Center; First Floor.

Tome; First Floor.

Waidner Admissions House - First Floor.

W-S Library; Main Level

West Louther Street.

Asbell Center; Second Floor.

Located at the MacPhail Baseball Field, Rt. 11/Ritner Highway; behind the Sylvan Learning Center

Vogelsong Fieldhouse plaque relocated in 2014.

TOME; First Floor.

Baseball Field. A gift of Ann Kramer Hoffer in memory of her grandfather, William Alfred Kramer, class of 1883.

Former residence and gift to the college by Winfield Cook. 239 W Louther St, Carlisle, PA 17013

Entrance to the Asbell Center. A gift of Yale Asbell, class of 1978 and his wife Audrey, in honor of Milton B. Asbell

Located at the former site of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity house, 277 W. Louther Street; near present-day Dana Hall

In memory of a Carlisle citizen and former slave; located on the East College gate, N. West Street

Located in the Archaeology Laboratory & S.E.F. (Simulated Excavation Field); behind Denny Hall

Located outside the Depot, near the fish pond along W. High Street

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