Increased Capacity
This renovated and expanded Schwab Hall provides increased capacity to serve more students and, for the first time ever, give the Shields School of Business a space that is uniquely its own.
Collaborative Work Space
Schwab Hall houses flexible classrooms of various styles, including lecture halls, seminar space, and areas designed for group work and collaboration. The new state-of-the-art classrooms are designed with our business programs in mind.
On-site Experiential Opportunities
The renovated Schwab Hall also hosts the University’s Small Business Development Center’s SEED program (Students for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development), and its chapter of the international, non-profit Enactus organization, which works to create a better, more sustainable world through the positive power of business.
The space is also home to the Dr. Albert A. Zanzuccki Endowed Chair in Business Administration. This endowment supports activities such as hosting nationally-recognized speakers and inviting business professionals—often alumni—to campus to speak, teach and mentor students through the Executive in Residence program.
In addition, this space houses the newly-established Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation (CSOR). The Center's mission is to inform citizens, policy makers, and other researchers of the extent, scope, and effects of occupational regulation.