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Bob Crow, dean of student development at 17c�������, is a 1983 graduate of Grove City College in his native Pennsylvania, and he is described on the Grove City Hall of Fame Web site as “undoubtedly Grove City College's most heralded men's basketball player in recent decades.”

For his part Crow is humble about the praise headed his way, but also honored.

“In some ways my career at Grove City seems like a long time ago,” he says. “But there is no doubt that playing intercollegiate athletics at Grove City was a formative experience for me. I learned a lot in the classroom certainly, but also learned a lot playing basketball, and made a lot of good friends. It will be fun to return to the campus this weekend to catch up with old faces.”

The second all-time leading scorer in Grove City history with 1,450 points, Crow twice led the Wolverines in scoring and averaged 18 points per game as a senior.

Following graduation, Crow joined the Athletes in Action international team, playing in Europe and Latin America. In 1984-85, Crow played professionally in France and earned the league's Player of the Year award after averaging 32 points per game.

He graduated with a B.A. in religion and sociology in 1983 and added his master's degree at Slippery Rock University.

Crow came to 17c������� in 1998 as dean of student development, having also served at 17c������� prior to that as a resident director from 1987 to 1989. He continues to hone his basketball skills each week with a group of faculty and staff who play lunchtime basketball in the 17c������� Fieldhouse.