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<p class="has-small-font-size">Collett Mall is the greenspace running south of the Carillon to Elm Street. The grassy acreage is the center of the campus with most academic buildings and residence halls on its perimeter. It was dedicated May 11, 1974, and is named in recognition of the generosity and service to the College from longtime Board of Trustees Chair Wallace T. Collett and his wife, Carrie Hudson Collett, both of whom were 1936 graduates. </p>
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Collett Mall is the greenspace running south of the Carillon to Elm Street. The grassy acreage is the center of the campus with most academic buildings and residence halls on its perimeter. It was dedicated May 11, 1974, and is named in recognition of the generosity and service to the College from longtime Board of Trustees Chair Wallace T. Collett and his wife, Carrie Hudson Collett, both of whom were 1936 graduates. 