Blayne Carroll, Professor of Computer Sciences.
Trustee Henry DeBrunner Clarke Jr., a member of the Class of 1955, receives an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters in 2001.
The Depot around 1995.
Psychology professor Bonnie Dowdy, on left, with Renee Torres, Class of 1997, center, and Karen Pohlman, Class of 1997, right, discussing a project titled "The Effect of Gender on Perceived Leadership Effectiveness."
Psychology professor Bonnie Dowdy in 1995.
American Studies professor Amy Farrell in class around 1995.
Economics professor Michael Fratantuono meeting with an unidentified woman, circa 1995.
Dramatic Arts professor Amy Gingsburg demonstrates something to a student, circa 1995.
A Dickinson quarterback hands over the ball to a runner during a 1995 football game.
Lauren Dobak (Class of 1999), on left, and Biology professor John Henson, second from left, explain a biology project to prospective student Heather Frost (Class of 2002), second from right, and her mother Lisa, far right.
Jim Hoefler, Professor of Political Science.
A group of international students outside Biddle house during the 1994-1995 academic year.
Dean Mary Frances Carson is standing on the left while Ron Pirog is sitting below her. Ethel and Joe Jensen are standing on the right.
Dickinson athlete practices throwing the javelin in 1995.
Psychology professor Andrea Karkowski in 1995.
Elevated shot of the pool in the Kline Center. A student swims in lane eight while two others chat on the bleachers located on the deck.
A scene from the Looking Glass Theater's performance in 1995. Esther Jacobs top left.
Fine Arts and History professor Peter Lukeheart.
The 1995 Dickinson men's basketball team poses for a picture.
Computer Science professor Craig Miller in 1995.
English professor Ash Nichols in his office around 1995.
English professor and Writer-in-Residence Susan Perabo.
Christine Healy, one of several Carlisle School Distric Academically Challenging Topics students, learns about Dickinson's innovative Workshop Physics program atop a pull cart operated by Dickinson Physics and Astronomy professor Hans Pfister.
Professor of Religion Ted Pulcini lecturing, circa 1995.
