Exit sign! But no Leonard or Sumana "Memorial" anythings, please.

I know this was a joke, but I actually like it as an idea -- maybe a museum exhibit/project all itself. We often don't think about how many little things need to come together to make something like a museum (and how much time/effort/$ they take) -- and seeing these sorts of "this is how this person made a concrete difference, because someone has to get the lightbulb hanging above this sculpture so you can see it properly" might make us think a little differently about the learning environments we often take for granted. Also, isn't there literature on how people are incentivized to do/donate more when they can see a direct, precise impact ("you helped Mary go to school" vs "you helped girls go to school")?

Yeah, there's a side of this that's super silly/trivial. But I think there's also something behind a more "view source" view of the world that would... not be a bad idea to expose more often.