efforts to reopen Queen's College, securing $12,000 in donations to construct what became Old Queen's (completed in 1823). Shortly after Queen's College reopened, the Board of Trustees offered Condict the full presidency, which he declined, returning to his professorship and to supervise instruction at the college. However, his tenure was short lived. Condict died of yellow fever on June 1, 1811 in New Brunswick, New Jersey. See also Casper Shafer List of Princeton University people History of Sussex County, New Jersey References 1764 births 1811 deaths Presidents of Rutgers University Rutgers University faculty People from Sussex County, New Jersey People from Orange, New Jersey Deaths from yellow fever Infectious disease deaths in New Jersey Princeton University alumni People of colonial New Jersey