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The College Register ........................ 271 The Administration ......................... 276 The Faculty ....................................... 281 Degrees Conferred............................ 292 College Honors and Awards ............ 298 1999–2000 Academic Calendar ........ 303 Index ................................................. 305 Campus Map ................. Inside back cover
Washington College aspires to stimulate men and women to think deeply, imaginatively, and creatively about past and present civilizations, and to know and evaluate their accomplishments. To this end, the College seeks to develop in its students the habits of analytic thought, aesthetic insight, ethical sensibility, and clarity of expression. We wish also to enhance those capacities that will be the most rewarding in public and private life. Among them are imagination, openness and flexibility of mind, integrity, initiative, and respect for self and others. The College offers a rigorous education in the liberal arts through the study of the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences. We ask our students to explore a range of disciplines, to concentrate on a major academic program, to complete a significant independent project, and to participate broadly in activities outside the classroom. We believe that this education is enriched by the study of diverse traditions and cultures both within and beyond our nation’s borders. The qualities Washington College seeks to nurture are the products of teaching, Our Mission experience, and often of friendship; they can neither be cultivated hastily nor accumulated merely as credits for classwork. Unhurried conversation and personal associations complement instruction and study. Thus, the College affirms the importance of its residential tradition with its opportunities to engage in arts, athletics, service, and social activities—both on campus and in the community—in the company of people of varied backgrounds, experiences, and interests. Washington College seeks to prepare students for further education, responsible citizenship, productive careers, and satisfying leisure. In an era of complexity and interdependence, we endeavor to ensure that our graduates will be prepared to pursue goals that contribute to their own welfare, and to that of their families, communities, nation, and world. A Brief His- 5
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Special Sessions Washington College
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Internships and Other Opportunities
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