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Current Plaques and Memorials
Hofstra University is the home to a large number of Plaques and Memorials. Whether it is a dedicated tree, bench, or an entire garden, Hofstra University is a perfect location to honor someone part of an award winning campus and renowned Arboretum. If you want to Dedicate a Plaque, Hofstra University will work with you to find the perfect memorial.
The following is a directory of our current Plaques and Memorials:
| N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | # |
| LAST NAME | FIRST NAME | WORDING | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| AOB PERENNIAL GARDEN | Forever green & white, donated by the Alpha Theta Beta Alumnae, estab. in 1936 | Garden, Student Center\North Outside Dining Rooms |
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| AGNE'S GARDEN | see 'Crowley' for location and plaque wording | ||
| ALEXIOU | In Memory of Melina Alexiou "In our hearts forever" HHS SGA 2001 |
Library South Just behind wall west of ramp on the Weeping Cherry. Plaque located on top of wall. |
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| ANDERSON | Karen | In memory of Dr. Karen Anderson Dedicated Teacher and Colleague In the Department of Biology | Gittleson Hall north east under locust tree in south east corner of grove area, Beach with plants and two frog sculptures |
| ARTZ | Amy | Shakespeare Garden dedicated in memory of the most courageous women Amy Arzt…..my beloved sister….Henrietta Sorin-1987. | Garden, Playhouse West\Shakespeare Garden |
| ASSOC. OF WOMEN | Donated by Assoc. of Women at Hofstra-1972 | Garden, Weller West/bench (plaque attached to side of leg) | |
| ASTMAN | Joe | Joe Astman (1916-1985) Who Still Lives on at Hofstra's Campus from his Levittown Friends. | Tree; Hofstra Hall South Japanese Tree Lilac |
| AYOUB | Sam | In Memory of Sam Ayoub Class of 1964 | Monroe-north bench |