College is a time for experiment and growth, and sometimes the choices students make detract from the primary reason they are here that is, to get a Whitman education. Chuck Cleveland enjoys working with a dedicated staff, including Donna Gardner, right. Cleveland's largest project at the moment is overseeing the implementation of the Reid Campus Center, currently under construction. His wife of 32 years is Pat Sorenson, a 1986 Whitman graduate who works in the Olin Hall office. Our favorite getaway is the Long Beach Peninsula on the coast.
Long Beach is just beyond cell phone range.
I like it that way. John Bogley, '85, helps students make Whitman their choice. Whitman College is a place that makes a difference in the lives of those who attend, so working here was a natural. Bogley began his career at Whitman, then broadened his experience with five years at the University of Puget Sound. The opportunity to watch those students learn and grow during their time on campus is special.