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The Dedication of the Rector Science Complex’s Stuart and James Halls


More than 200 Dickinson students, faculty, alumni and friends celebrated the dedication of the Rector Science Complex’s new Stuart and James halls Friday, Oct. 24. Following the official ribbon-cutting for the most ambitious construction project in the college’s history, students and faculty hosted an open house inside the new halls. Presentations ranging from a live demonstration of the human-performance lab to an explanation of faculty-student research into fruit-fly genetics highlighted the facility’s new state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratories. 


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  • First in America Campaign Co-chair and Board of Trustees Chair Jennifer Ward Reynolds '77 opens the dedication ceremony. 
    Jennifer Ward Reynolds '77
  • Rector Science Complex Donors and their family members, (from left) Madelyn Amick, Wynne Amick '62, Ben James '38, Bobbi Stuart and Bob Stuart, sit outside James and Stuart halls for the dedication. 
    Rector Donors
  • Trustee Sylvia Smith '73 notes that this project was completed "on time and on budget." 
    Sylvia Smith '73
  • The crowd assembled outside the most ambitious construction project in Dickinson's history looks on as Reynolds speaks. 
    Reynolds speaks
  • Donors to the Rector Science Complex gather to cut the ribbon to officially open the new halls. They are (from left) Judge Gerald Weinstein '52, Ben James '34, Nancy and Jack ’61 Hurst, Bill Amick '93, Madelyn Amick, Wynne Amick '62 (cutting the ribbon) Bobbi Stuart, Bob Stuart and Neal Abraham ’72. 
    cutting the ribbon
First in America Campaign Co-chair and Board of Trustees Chair Jennifer Ward Reynolds '77 opens the dedication ceremony.  Prev ImageNext Image