"In 1925 he came to the University of Florida to establish the curriculum in architecture and to serve as the first architect of the Board of Control. During nineteen years of exemplary leadership, he formed the School of Architecture and Allied Arts, pioneered its curricula in art, landscape architecture, and building construction - the Nation's first, and successfully directed for the Board of Control the design and erection of many notable buildings throughout the State."
From the commemorative tablet dedicated February 5, 1966, placed at the entry to Rudolph Weaver Hall. Building A, College of Fine Arts Administration and Library. (Leigh Hall image detail)
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