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BIRTHPLACE OF ARMY CHEMICAL CORPS

SOON AFTER THE UNITED STATES ENTERED THE FIRST WORLD WAR
IN 1917. THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY'S OFFER OF ITS CAMPUS AND
BUILDINGS FOR WAR WORK WAS ACCEPTED.

THE PERMANENT BUILDINGS AND PART OF THE CAMPUS WERE…

Dedicated in Appreciation to
Donald G. Zauderer

For 25 years of Outstanding Leadership
of the Key Executive Program
American University
Key Class XXV, 2001

WOODS-BROWN
SHAKESPEARE THEATER

IN HONOR OF THE PIONEER DEANS
OF THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

GEORGE B. WOODS
DEAN OF THE COLLEGE
1925 - 1945

MARY LOUISE BROWN
DEAN OF WOMEN
1925 - 1944

O BRAVE NEW WORLD
THAT HAS SUCH PEOPLE…

REMEBERING
RWANDA 2004

IBYIRINGIRO-HOPE

Cercidiphyllum japonicum
Katsuratree

DEDICATED BY STUDENTS,
FACULTY, STAFF AND ALUMNI
PURSUING PEACE IN AFRICA

KOREAN CHERRY TREE

These trees uniquely named
recognize their origin.
Originally planted at this site
April 8, 1943 by Sungman
Rhee, independence leader and
first Korean President and
American University President
Dr. Paul F. Douglass, as…

This cornerstone was dedicated in a traditional
Masonic ceremony on March 1, 2011, in the
presence of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and
neighbors of American University, by Jesse
Villareal, Grand Master. Grand Lodge, Free
and Accepted…

John F. Kennedy

SITE OF THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY ADDRESS

COMMENCEMENT JUNE 10, 1963

DELIVERED BY
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1961-63

THIS ADDRESS CONTAINED THE POLICY
DECLARATIONS WHICH LED TO THE…