Bonds, the Alumni Wall (located behind North hall) was created, and still used today to recognize Alumni who have contributed to the development of the campus. Lastly, Bonds's contributions to Baldwin-Wallace included designing the campus in the colonial style of architecture, and commissioning friend Felix de Weldon to adorn the student union in bas-relief sculptures. Bonds served with Weldon in WWII. In 1972, during his 17th year as president of Baldwin-Wallace College, Dr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr. was named Berea's Outstanding Citizen of the Year. Upon retirement, Bonds sat on numerous hospital and library boards around the greater Cleveland area. Dr. Bonds is listed in "Who's Who in America," "Who's Who in the World" and in "Notable Americans" as well. Bonds received accolades during his entire life, including four honorary doctorates from Ohio Wesleyan University, Mount Union College, Cleveland–Marshall College of Law, and Baldwin-Wallace College Bonds Hall Bonds hall is the administration building on the BW campus and is home to Career Services, the Cashiers office, Financial Aid, Registration & Record and the president's office. References External links Encyclopedia of Baldwin Wallace History: Alfred B. Bonds Sources Clary, Norman J. Baldwin-Wallace College. Cradles of Conscience. Ed. John William Oliver, Jr. Kent State University Press, 2003. 39-51 1913 births 1989 deaths Henderson State University alumni Louisiana State University alumni University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill alumni Tulane University faculty People from Monroe County, Arkansas Presidents of Baldwin Wallace University United States Navy officers 20th-century American academics