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| Enhancing
the quality of the learning experience for students is the motivating
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Robert Brockman, John Roush and David Grissom |
| "...excellent academics, outstanding professors, and top-notch facilities...Centre is the best of its breed among liberal arts colleges in the Bluegrass state...The computing facilities...are on a continuous growth spurt...The College's Norton Center for the Arts brings phenomenal art, music, and drama to campus free of charge to its students..." |
| – The Fiske Guide to Colleges 2003 |
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Executive Committee |
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| James H. Evans, '43 Honorary Co-Chair |
Pierce Lively, '43 Honorary Co-Chair |
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| Randal B. Kell, '69 Chair |
James D. Rouse, '62 Vice Chair for Deferred Giving |
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| James M. Ratcliffe, '53 Vice Chair for Outright Giving |
Nelson D. Rodes, Jr., '54 Vice Chair for Outright Giving |
Steering Committee (Development and Public Affairs Committee) Robert T. Brockman, '63 Chair Mary Schurz, Vice Chair Robert W. Best William H. Breeze '45 Paul W. Chellgren S. Gordon Dabney Gordon B. Davidson '49 Barb Emler '76 Mary H. Griffith '68 Frank B. Hower, Jr. '50 G. Watts Humphrey, Jr. Richard G. Johnson '43 Randal B. Kell '69 Crit Luallen '74 Thomas H. Meeker John H. Newman '66 Mark E. Nunnelly '80 James L. Rogers III James D. Rouse '62 Richard W. Trollinger, Staff |
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| "Within American higher education, Centre will become increasingly distinctive as a place concerned with the education of the whole person - mind, body, and spirit. Quite simply, Centre transforms student lives." | |
| – John A. Roush, President, Centre College |
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