Page 33 - Outlook

By Janice Inman

Communications Project

Coordinator

Grove City College

Physical changes are evi-

dent on the Grove City Col-

lege campus, with some con-

struction recently completed

and more projects underway.

On lower campus, the

completed Wolf Creek

Restoration and Nature Trail

was dedicated at Homecom-

ing on Sept. 23. It was made

possible through the gen-

erosity of the Richard King

Mellon Foundation, The

Foundation for Pennsylvania

Watersheds, local resident

Joseph D. Monteleone and

other college supporters.

The endeavor, which began

in 2009, has stabilized the

creek flow through campus,

reestablished and preserved

creek banks, improved Rain-

bow Bridge’s lighting, as

well as added new trails, ar-

eas for fishing, biking, walk-

ing and picnicking for stu-

dents and community

residents.

In new projects, the Col-

lege broke ground in spring

2011 on both a Science, En-

gineering and Mathematics

Building and on Rathburn

Hall. The significant con-

s t r u c t i o n

projects are

key compo-

nents

of

Grove City

Matters: A

Campaign to

Advance Grove City College,

which at $90 million is the

largest capital campaign in

the College’s history.

The addition of the $6.8-

million Rathburn Hall, a

Christian activities building,

reflects the centrality of spiri-

tual life to the student expe-

rience. Situated behind Har-

bison Chapel, the building

will fulfill the demand for a

facility to house administra-

tive offices, flexible training

spaces and student religious

activities. The completion of

the 16,500-square foot build-

ing, projected to be finished

in fall 2012, will expand op-

portunities for the college to

host summer conferences,

church retreats and special

guests for chapel and min-

istry programs.

The $37.2-million Science,

Engineering and Mathemat-

ics Building is designed to

support new modes of teach-

ing, particularly by offering

flexible laboratories and

small-group

interaction

spaces. With its 63,000

square feet of teaching and

research space, the building

will allow the college to keep

pace with increasingly so-

phisticated technologies, and

to attract talented students

and faculty. Construction and

outfitting of the building will

take 24 to 30 months.

Former First Lady Laura

Bush helped launch the pub-

lic phase of the Grove City

Matters campaign at a gala

event in Pittsburgh on May

15. Earlier in the day, she

spoke to the College’s 575

graduating seniors and

guests at commencement on

the college’s quad.

Grove City College contin-

ues to garner national recog-

nition, and earned national

rankings in 2011, including:

No. 1 value for private liberal

arts colleges in Consumers

Digest Magazine’s “Top 100

College Values;” a best col-

lege in Forbe

Top Colleges;”

college in U.

World Report’s

Arts Colleges.”

Supreme C

Clarence Tho

campus for a d

ber. He and Co

Alice Batchelde

United States

peals for the Six

fered a conver

the 2011-12 J.

Memorial Lectu

This spring, t

looking ahead t

weekend festivi

4-6 and comme

mony on May 1

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Assistant Director

Office of Marketing

and Communications,

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The

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A community

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New construction on campus

a sign that ‘Grove City Matt

Grove City College’s Rockwell Hall can be seen through steel beams for the new Science, Engineering and Mathematics buildi

building is one of two new structures that are changing the college’s look thanks to a major capital campaign.