Clemans Hall
Name
Namesake: Earl Clemans
Clemans was an instructor of chemistry, physics and agriculture and acted as vice (or acting) president between the administrations of Harry Brown and Forest Polk.
Facts
Completion Date: 1960
Demolition: 2010
Original Purpose of Building: Men’s dormitory
Current Use: Destroyed
History
Clemens Hall was the third dorm built on campus, and it was the first for men. Along with Breese and Nelson Hall, Clemans Hall was part of the "NBC Dorms" that shared a central green space, parking lot and joint programming for residents. It was demolished in 2010 for the building of Horizon Village.
Photos
Earl Clemans |
Campus members pose on the Clemans Hall construction piles. |
Cleman's Hall from Algoma Blvd. |