School of Business Administration

Our students and faculty are supported by some of the most advanced technology and best equipped learning facilities in the country.

State of the Art Facilities 

A $10 million renovation of Miriam Hall provides flexible learning spaces to support meaningful exchanges between students and faculty. Modern classrooms and faculty offices, expanded spaces for collaboration and teamwork, and rooms for independent and group projects — we're seriously committed to fostering a thriving learning environment.

Advanced Technology Labs and Classrooms

Our teaching and learning facilities are fully networked and equipped with sophisticated multimedia video projection capabilities. Students, faculty and staff connect with leading-edge technologies. For example, in the Davis Center for Portfolio Management, you'll experience a media-rich investment center that uses the same technology, software and subscription services used by major financial institutions globally.

Reserved for its students, faculty and staff, the School of Business Administration also provides three general-purpose laboratories. Our labs have high-quality laser printing capabilities, color scanners, networks for data-sharing and a variety of software and databases designed for course work and research. Students use the labs primarily to enhance their personal notebook computer systems, frequently using the space to work on group projects.

Take a walking tour of Miriam Hall:    First floor (pdf)    Second floor (pdf)