Nancy Serrurier Village: From Vision to Lasting Legacy
From the first planning committee to the final dedication, it took a village to create a village. Revisit a few of the significant moments that led to the opening of Nancy Serrurier Village in this at-a-glance timeline.
The Road to the Village
November 2025
October 2025
May 2024
March 2024
Site work begins on the village
November 2023
May 2023
Naming of Harvey Hall announced at the retirement of Chief Financial Officer Peter Harvey ’84
February 2023
Nancy Serrurier (Parent ’11) and Aaron Perrine ’99 launch “Operation Cherry Tree” to name one of the village buildings for Peter Harvey
November 2022
Board of Trustees approves moving forward with village
Fall 2022
President Sarah Bolton renews village project and design committee
Fall 2018
Cleveland Commons and Stanton Hall dedicated. President Kathleen Murray appoints working group to explore new junior-senior housing.
2014
Board of Trustees Chair Brad McMurchie ’84 appoints Joe Davis ’80 and Leigh Ann Lucero ’91 to lead committee on residential life
Home Sweet Home
Nancy Serrurier Village is transforming how Whitman students live, interact and thrive on campus. Read more about how it went from bold vision to remarkable reality.
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