The Campus Master Plan and Strategic Map

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Stetson University Office of Alumni Relations

– July 20, 2011Posted in: Campus

Improvements are being made as Stetson irons out a master plan.

This year Stetson unveiled its Strategic Map and the DeLand Campus Plan. With a strategy spanning 10-15 years into the future changes to enhance the Stetson community are already underway. The DeLand Campus Plan was composed by the University along with the higher education planning firm of Dober Lidsky Mathey of Belmont, Massachusetts.
Read more about the University’s goals in this article featured in the Daytona News Journal.

Tags: alumni, campus, plan

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The purpose of the Stetson University Office of Alumni Relations is to serve and promote the University by developing and sustaining lifelong relationships among alumni and between alumni and the institution. Opportunities for alumni involvement include participation in alumni events, student recruitment and retention, career networking and placement for graduates, the fund-raising efforts of the University, and community service.

5 Comments

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   Donna Weyd

   Posted July 10, 2012 at 9:51 PM

   Stetson Hall should never have been demolished.

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   Linda Moore Class of 1974

   Posted November 19, 2011 at 6:14 AM

   Lived in Stetson Hall for all of my years at Stetson. Did my junior year at Livingston College (Rutgers University, New Brunswick) with a urban/intercity experience. Stetson Hall was truly where I grew, made friends, and prepared me for life. Keep students in the center of campus; they are the life of the school; administration & staff can walk to get their coffee.

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   Topper McCullough

   Posted July 26, 2011 at 5:34 PM

   A number of alums have expressed an interest in converting space from Stetson Hall to a combination admin office / Inn with architectural likeness of Stetson Hall. I am familiar with a number of colleges that have lodging facilities ON campus. It would draw more alums back, especially for the football weekends. Also, a great place to house recruits/ applicants. It could make money and serve as an admin facility. Sure wish SU would consider.
   Topper McCullough 1967

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   Jan Bartolotta

   Posted July 22, 2011 at 5:17 PM

   Is there a link to the article… I don’t know what day it ran?

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   Pris Campbell

   Posted July 22, 2011 at 1:14 PM

   http://www.news-journalonline.com/news/local/west-volusia/2011/07/22/nostalgia-draws-onlookers-as-stetson-hall-demolished.html

   Above is the link to the Daytona Paper article. My freshman room was in this dorm in 1959-1960. I understand the decision but still hate that it had to go. I saw it when passing through DeLand last spring and with the deterioration of its charm over the years I can see why it was time to move on.

   If anyone accesses the archives, look in the contributors’ index and under my name you’ll find photos of the dorm takenthen from outside and inside.

   Here’s to Stetson Hall, where friends were made and memories left with me forever.

   Pris Campbell
   class of 1963