In regards to his decision to transfer to PC after spending two years at the United Air Force Academy, Acey Palmer, a senior political science major, said, “I wanted to attend a smaller university that was more family oriented but still provided students with a top-notch education.” Indeed, upon arriving in Clinton, Palmer began to
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Sara Hanna, ’16
“My fondest memories of Neville Hall are my fondest memories of PC. As an English Major, I have spent most of the past four years on the second floor of Neville. I can walk by a classroom and be flooded with the memory of Dr. Brent imitating Chaucer in Middle English. I hold this building very close to my heart. It will
Peter H. Hobbie
“ It was a joy to teach at Neville. It was a joy to teach in big rooms with big windows and high ceilings. I also had wonderful discussions with my students in my office. In fact, sometimes we’d go up on the roof. Neville Hall, its architecture, and its memories will always represent who we
Alyson Craig, ’18
“The renovation of Neville Hall will set the tone for the whole college. It’s very important to me personally because I love getting involved, and a large majority of events happen there. I started a club for underprivileged children from a local county preschool, and we meet at Neville all the time. It also creates
Dr. H. Dean Thompson, Jr.
“I’ve been teaching on the front steps of Neville for 28 years. We all benefit, for the students get to watch the eternal cycle of the seasons of the oak-lined front plaza, while I see the backdrop of the Neville columns: strong, shining, and enduring. You can’t overstate what this building means to thousands of people across the United States. I’ve seen alums in their eighties
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