
Interpretive Plan | Clemson University
The Clemson University Interpretive Plan is a comprehensive communication tool to convey the significance and underlying meaning of Clemson’s history. Initiated and then unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees, the effort organizes Clemson’s history into four eras, identifies and maps storylines arrived at through facilitated stakeholder input and outlines recommendations. The work supports the University’s strategic plan and its goal to strengthen the sense of community and connectedness that defines the Clemson Family by enhancing diversity, improving workplace quality of life and creating an environment of inclusive excellence. We crafted the report content, graphics, maps and site inventory forms in accordance with the magnitude of the plan.
Recommendations include:
- Creation of a Clemson Interpretive Center
- Creation of comprehensive graphics and signage standards/brand for the Clemson Interpretive Experience
- Assessment of existing interpretive programs and media
- Alignment with existing and proposed history-experiencing initiatives
The plan was developed in collaboration with interpretive planning consultant, John Veverka and Associates.
2018 Preservation SC & SC Department of Archives and History’s Historic Preservation Service Award
LOCATION
Clemson, SC
PROJECT TYPE
Historic Interpretive Plan
STUDENT POPULATION
23,215 (at the time of study)
22,875
RECOGNITION
2018 Preservation SC & SC Department of Archives and History’s Historic Preservation Service Award
SERVICES
Stakeholder Engagement
Historic Context & Research
Wayfinding
Asset Mapping
Recommendations
PROJECT TEAM
John Veverka & Associates