1984 |
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1985 |
Dr. Diether H. Haenicke
appointed President |
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Dr. Haenicke served
as WMU's fifth President from 1985 to 1998. He continues to serve as a
faculty member in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature. |
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1986 |
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1987 |
Campus Services Building |
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University Stores building remodeled for Paper and
Printing Sciences, renamed Welborn Hall after the State senator and Western
supporter who passed away in 1985. |
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Home for Robert A. Welborn Printing Management Center,
dedicated March 25, 1988. |
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1988 |
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Building acquired for Grand Rapids Regional Center - Beltline. Dedicated on September 21, 1990. Renamed The Graduate Center - Beltline in 2001. |
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1989 |
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Waldo Stadium renovation; new total of 30,000 seats. |
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1990 |
Carl and Winifred Lee Honors College |
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Dedicated October 12, 1990. Carl Lee achieved a long
and successful career with Fetzer Broadcasting, culminating as president,
general manager and owner. |
1991 |
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University Computing Center |
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Dedicated April 24, 1992 |
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Waldo Library renovation |
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The Charles and Mary Stewart Clock Tower links the University Computing Center (left wing) and the renovated Waldo Library (right wing). The Stewarts were the parents of Helen Stewart Frays, a 1934 graduate who bequeathed a record-setting gift to WMU in 1996. |
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College of Business building |
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Dedicated October 11, 1991. Named Arnold E. Schneider Hall in 1993. |
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Schneider joined the University in 1947 to head the
Department of Business Education, renamed the Business Department in 1948.
When WMU gained University status in 1956, the department was elevated
and renamed the School of Business and Schneider was named dean. In 1969,
still under his leadership, the school became the College of Business. |
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Gilmore House donated to the University. |
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1992 |
Walwood Hall renovation |
The former Walwood Union dedicated as
the Harold
and Beulah McKee Alumni
Center
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1993 |
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Parking Ramp #2 |
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