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Virginia Wesleyan College Report, Fall 1975, records details about the $50,000 Kresge Foundation grant, the expanding internships programs, Clarke's confidence and realistic assessment of the state of the College during challenging times in higher…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, Fall 1976, outlines the naming of the Eggleston Dining Hall, the five new majors of study, the election of two new officers and a member to the Executive Committee, the five new faculty members, the Chamber forum at…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, Fall 1977, outlines the record high enrollment numbers, Willis's appointment as general chairman of the 1978 friends of Virginia Wesleyan College Annual Fund, the Dougherty visiting artist endowment, the twelve new…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, Fall 1978, provides details about the receipt of two bequests totaling $240,000, Lamberth's appointment as general chairman of the "Friends of Virginia Wesleyan College" program, the Chamber Singers' January tour,…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, Fall 1982, details the four trustees selected to head the new fundraising efforts for the college, January term course offerings, gifts to Wesleyan approaching $1,000,000, the new members added to the Parents'…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, January 1985, details the benefactors list for the $2,000,000 endowment campaign.

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, July 1973 describes the two new College trustees, the College expansion program, Fanney's appointment as head of the Advisory Council, and the election of Reed Brooks to head of the Student Association.

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, June 1986, details the approved expansion program, the 17th commencement milestone, the WOW cookbook, and a celebration of the college's 25th anniversary.

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, June 1987, details the beginning of construction on the Center for the Humanities, faculty development grant recipients, anniversary activities, and additional progress on the continuing fundraising campaign.

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, June 1988, details enrollment control plans, plans for the formal opening of the Humanities Center, faculty development grant recipients, Commencement '88 highlights, the $15,000 Women of Wesleyan pledge, and a plan…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, June 1990, details the completion of construction for Village II, the award granted to the Alternative Secondary Education Program, and commencement speaker and ethicist, Dr. James F. Childress's message to the…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, June 1991, details the trustees' approval of the budget and building plans, the three new trustees, and details the 1991 commencement ceremony speakers and award winners.

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, June 1992, details Lambuth Clarke's retirement on July 31, 1992, the Trustees' endorsement of an Advisory Committee on the Campus Environment, the approval of positions for the Jesse Ball duPont Visting Scholar in…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, June 1993, details the 1993 commencement ceremonies, President Greer's installation highlights, the local and statewide recognition of College partnerships, and the students who earned honors for citizenship and…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, March 1986, details peak enrollment numbers, the college's building plan, the death of Hofheimer Library director, and the retirement of a beloved faculty member.

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, March 1987, details another year of significant increases in the number of applicants to the college, the Parsons Foundation $250,000 commitment, the national attention received by the alternative education program,…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, March 1988, details a landmark donation from the Kresge Foundation, Professor Graf's travels to teaching approach, Davies' address to Trustees and Advisory Council, and new faculty and staff positions.

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, March 1990, details the expected slower enrollment numbers, Hultgren's research in biomedical ethics that bridges the gap between philosophy and science, the groundbreaking ceremony for the Boyd Dining Center, the…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, March 1991, details how VWC students have reacted to conflicts in the Persian Gulf, Lithuania, the Boyd Dining Center ceremonies, the death of Trustee Hall, Batten's volunteer leadership announcement, and Palombo's…

Virginia Wesleyan College Report, March 1992, details the proposed housing construction, the search for a new VWC President, and the Wesleyan Scholars program.