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Building: | |
Fellows Hall, 1965
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Architect/Designer: | |
Gilbert Seltzer
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Building Style: | |
Functional Georgian
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Named For: | |
Named in honor of all participants of the Denison Fellows Program, a fundraising campaign begun in 1942 that asked each member to contribute $100 annually toward the development of the college.
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Current Use: | |
Fellows currently houses classrooms and offices for the Departments of Classics, History, East Asian Studies, International Studies, and Modern Languages. The Women's Resource Center is located on the first floor. Offices of Computing Services are located on the lower level and the first floor. | |
