The Kim Building dedication included the opening of the Innovation Hall of Fame in its new home in the Kim Building's north corridor. There, 2005 winners Edward Miller and James Plummer (who could not attend) were inducted, and several past winners received medallions.

Above:  Marilyn Berman Pollans explains the meaning of the Innovation Hall of Fame. Seated onstage behind her are Pres. C.D. Mote, Jr. and Edward Miller, one of this year's inductees.

Above:  Selection committee chair and former Clark School dean George Dieter introduces Edward Miller.

Above:  President Mote and Dr. Dieter award the Innovation Hall of Fame medallion to Edward Miller.

Above:  Mr. Miller thanks the selection committee and describes the contributions of fellow 2005 inductee James W. Plummer, who could not attend the event.

Above:  President Mote congratulates Jimmy Lin, one of the nine past recipients to receive a medallion at the ceremony. Romald E Bowles and Nathan Bluzer, also pictured, are recipients.

Above:  Past inductees Lloyd M. Robeson, Reinhard Radermacher and Jimmy Lin.

Above:  Past inductee Romald E. Bowles and his wife, Ruth Ellen, with past inductees Nathan Bluzer and Frederick S. Billig.

Above:  Mr. Miller watches as his panel in the Hall of Fame is revealed.

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