- Wren Society
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Non-profit_name = The Wren Society
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founded_date = October 20, 1832
founder = John Hatcher
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origins =The College of William and Mary
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focus = Philanthropy, Leadership
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num_members = Unknown
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Non-profit_slogan = Veritas e Aequitas
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footnotes =The Wren Society, is one of the many
secret societies on the campus of theCollege of William and Mary .Founded in 1832, to honor the two hundredth birthday ofSir Christopher Wren , the society quickly grew in prominence Witherill, George. “A sermon delivered at the installation of the Mountain Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in the town of Staunton, Virginia, September 23, A.L. 5819,” (Greenfield: Printed by Denio & Phelps, 1819), 12 (P. 4-7).] . The society, like many other traditions of the Royal College, fell victim to theAmerican Civil War . Restored in the 20th Century by a number of enterprising students, the Wren Society has continued to assist the College. Members are 'tapped' based upon their dedication to academics, commitment to service, and demonstration of exceptional leadership within the college community. Membership in the Wren Society is exclusive and confidential.References
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