Rutgers–Camden campus). In the summer of 1947, he served as president of the New Jersey Constitutional Convention, held in the College Avenue Gymnasium, that produced the state's third constitution. In 1951, Clothier retired from the presidency of Rutgers University. He moved to Haverford, Pennsylvania. He died in 1970, at Bryn Mawr Hospital in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. References Further reading Lucky Rutgers Time (magazine); December 28, 1931 The New York Times; December 28, 1938, Wednesday; Mrs. Florence Merwin Clothier, who was active in philanthropic enterprises, died of heart disease today at her home in Haverford. She was the widow of Clarkson Clothier and the stepmother of Dr. Robert C. Clothier, president of Rutgers University. ... The New York Times; June 23, 1966, Thursday; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 22, 1966; Mrs. Nathalie Wilson Clothier, wife of Robert C. Clothier, a former president of Rutgers University, died today of a heart attack, two days before their 50th wedding anniversary. She was 76 years old and lived in Haverford. External links Rutgers biography 1885 births 1970 deaths Princeton University alumni Presidents of Rutgers University Haverford School alumni People from Philadelphia 20th-century American academics