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The Progression of aTransformation The Flynn Years
February 28: The Flynns arrive on campus
Senior Suites residence hall built
Marsh Memorial lobby gets long-overdue makeover
October 24: Formal Presidential Inauguration in Blake Arena
1999
The Plan for Springfield College approved by Board of Trustees
2000 2001 2002
President Flynn receives honorary doctor of Humanics degree
Charleston, S.C., SHS campus opened
2003
New Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame opens in downtown Springfield.
Yellow bricks on Schoo and Woods halls are painted red
2004
New School of Health Sciences and Rehabilitation Studies established
Flynn delivers commencement address at Lingnan (University) College, China
2005 2006
D.P.E. changed to Ph.D.
Expanded Admissions Center opens
Cheney Hall dining facility receives complete renovation
Springfield College and the world respond to 9/11 terrorist attacks
First YMCA executive master’s program cohort
Springfield College secures $1.5 million acquisition fund to help neighborhood housing development
Leadership for the 21st Century: The Campaign for Springfield College announced
100th anniversary of graduate education at Springfield College
New president’s house completed
Reed and Massasoit parking lots become green lawn
Bill Cosby delivers commencement address
College’s AmeriCorps neighborhood force quadrupled through two major grants
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) delivers undergraduate commencement address
Former presidents Wilbert E. Locklin and Rev. Glenn A. Olds pass away
Kakley Graduate Annex dedicated Ribbon-cutting reopens renovated Weiser Hall Ground-breaking for Schoo-Bemis Science Center Herbert P. Blake Hall rededicated 12 TRIANGLE 1 Vol . 84, No. 2
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