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Forging the future

Thanks to our community of donors who are igniting the future of business education, the David B. Miller Business Quadrangle – home of the Edwin L. Cox School of Business – provides the facilities needed to prepare students for an ever-more collaborative and technologically integrated world. The new and renovated facilities will inspire students, welcome visitors and promote new ways of approaching unique opportunities and thought-provoking challenges. We celebrated our donors during the dedication of the David B. Miller Business Quadrangle on May 3, 2024.

A foundation for excellence

<p class="component-cta__description">Through the renovation and expansion of its facilities, the Cox School invites you to join our illustrious group of supporters in taking SMU’s enterprising spirit into the world to benefit current and future generations. </p><p class="component-cta__description">For information about giving opportunities to the Cox School of Business, please contact Ashley Pitts, Director of Development, at 214-768-4988 or <a href="mailto:apitts@smu.edu" style="color:white;text-decoration:underline;">apitts@smu.edu</a>.</p>

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Many donors have invested in the future of business education on the Hilltop. Their contributions to the Cox School of Business renovation and expansion project are igniting excellence in our students and inspiring innovation for generations to come.

As of May 13, 2024

Lead donor

David B. Miller ’72, ’73 and Carolyn L. Miller and The David B. Miller Family Foundation

Principal donors

Jane R. Bolin and Pat S. Bolin ’73 and
Gina L. Bridwell and Tucker S. Bridwell ’73, ’74

Bryan S. Sheffield ’01 and Sharoll M. Sheffield

* * *

Anonymous

Anita Ray Arnold and Truman Arnold

Gary T. Crum ’69 and Sylvie P. Crum

Fritz Duda and Mary Lee Duda and The Fritz and Mary Lee Duda Foundation

Aurelia C. Heppner and Brad K. Heppner ’88

Katy A. Miller and Kyle D. Miller ’01

Kim M. Shaddock and William C. Shaddock ’74

* * *

Anonymous

Allison T. Benners and Frederick H. Benners, Jr. ’90, ’97

Diane M. Brierley and Harold M. Brierley

Jennifer Tucker Clyde ’85 and R. Andrew Clyde ’85 and Murphy USA

Susan Smith Cooper ’62

Justin B. Cox ’08 and Molly Macatee Cox ’08

Harlan R. Crow and Katherine Raymond Crow ’94

James D. Dondero

Katherine E. Georgas and William J. Georgas

Bert A. Getz, Jr. ’89 and Susan Getz and Globe Foundation

Mark C. Griege ’81 and Peggy Griege

Linda ’65 and Mitch Hart

Carrie A. Levering and Craig R. Levering ’79

Bobby B. Lyle ’67

Cary M. Maguire Foundation

Michael T. McGuire ’05 and Natalie K. McGuire

Morris Foundation

Catherine Susser and Sam L. Susser and Susser Bank Holdings, LLC

Billie Ida Williamson ’74 and Mack Forrester

Robert A. Wilson ’67 and Susan Cooper Wilson ’67 and The Robert A. and Susan C. Wilson Foundation

Major donors

Lawson C. Allen and Mary Lauren Allen

Dee Dee Arroyo and F. Thaddeus Arroyo ’89

Katherine J. Bayne and Samuel G. Bayne, II

Lackland H. Bloom, III ’95, ’97

Jilene K. Boghetich ’76 and Tony Boghetich ’75

Ana M. Carty and Donald J. Carty

Angela K. Christopher and Gregory L. Christopher

Clay E. Cooley and Lisa C. Cooley

Jeffrey B. Craig and Aisha Haque

Linda Pitts Custard ’60, ’99, and William A. Custard ’57

Elizabeth Darling and Terry Darling

Candise B. Dunleavy and Kevin B. Dunleavy, Sr.

Billie Ruth (B.R.) Holman ’67 and Denny R. Holman ’67

Nancy Ann Hunter Hunt ’65 and Ray L. Hunt ’65

Invesco Foundation

The Jeanne R. Johnson Foundation

Kristine S. Johnson and Scott A. Johnson ’86

Asifa Khan and Imran Khan ’11

Diny Nolan Landen ’82, ’83 and James E. Landen ’82

Warren G. Lichtenstein

Laura R. Lodwick and Peter A. Lodwick ’77, ’80

Gregory Y. Lubar and Stacey Lubar

Anne T. Massey and Preston L. Massey ’95, ’98

Catherine C. Masterson and George M. Masterson

Frank A. McGrew, IV ’90 and Neely P. McGrew

R. Jason McMahon ’96 and Sara Skone McMahon ’98

Diane Murphy and Frank W. Murphy, III ’90

Connie Blass O’Neill ’77

Heidi W. Perry and Timothy E. Perry

Ashley Eastham Pitts ’01

Mark B. Plunkett ’96 and Meredith Falke Plunkett ’06

Christine A. Popolo and Joseph V. Popolo, Jr.

Winston R. Purifoy

Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation

Robert E. Richey

Jane L. Rimer and Kirk L. Rimer ’89

Bruce A. Robson ’74 and Emily K. Robson

Leigh Ann Schomburg Ryan ’97 and Bob Ryan

Amanda E. Schumacher and Charles A. Schumacher ’79

Brian P. Sebold ’03

Kimberley Sheffield and Scott D. Sheffield

David J. Shimmon, Sr. and Mary Beth Shimmon

Adam M. Stiles ’95 and Suzanne Gerum Stiles ’95

A. Wellford Tabor and Ann V. Tabor

John C. Tolleson ’70 and Debra J. Tolleson

Catherine Fuller Walker ’89 and S. Denton Walker, III ’89

Additional donors

Anonymous (2)

Lynn Alexander and Christopher E. Morris

Greg L. Armstrong and Melinda L. Armstrong

Kristi L. Dallas and Terry R. Dallas

Frank M. Dunlevy ’71 and Susan Dunlevy

Deborah Estes and Steven M. Estes ’00

Carol L. Foster ’86

Judith W. Gibbs and James A. Gibbs

Forrest E. Hoglund and Sally R. Hoglund

Carrie McCune Katigan ’89 and Steven M. Katigan ’89, ’94

Frank A. McGrew, IV ’90 and Neely P. McGrew

Alice G. Nye and Erle A. Nye ’65

Cameron D. Sewell and Sandra M. Sewell

James K. Wicklund ’76 and Kaari-Ana M. Wicklund

Leslie Zahn Wilson ’81 and Royce E. (Ed) Wilson

Abby Yates and George M. Yates

* * *

Anthony L. Abbattista and Elizabeth H. Abbattista

Christa A. Abraham and John J. Abraham ’94

Daniel Aguirre † and Elizabeth Aguirre

Elizabeth Aguirre

Meredith R. Ajello and William E. Ajello ’19

Erin McCarthy Alexander ’78 and William B. Alexander

Candace P. Alley and Gerald B. Alley ’75

Troy C. Alley, III ’15

Duleep L. Amarasuriya and Jamie N. Amarasuriya

Kathryn H. Arata ’87, ’91 and Stephen L. Arata ’88

Marcia Armstrong

Bradley W. Ayres ’01, ’02 and Dana Wilcox Ayres ’04

William Bancroft, Jr.

William T. Barbee ’75

Rob V. Barnes, III ’07

Heidi Kuglin Beck ’03 and Justin D. Beck

Diane Burgdorf Beckett ’82 and James Beckett, III ’71, ’73, ’75

Margaret L. Donovan and T. Yancey Bennett ’21

E. Paul Bigham ’70, ’75 and Sandra J. Bigham

Cody K. Boghetich ’07, ’10 and Jessica North Boghetich ’08

David B. Boldrick ’70 and Susan Boldrick

Alexandra H. Brent and Anthony J. Brent

Kristin M. Brice and Patrick R. Brice ’94

Mark Broussard ’91

Kristen Brown and S. Matthew Brown ’95

B. Tillman Burnett ’00 and Melissa Burnett

Amanda M. Byle

Joshua R. Camp ’08 and Whitney Wilcox Camp ’13

Sandra Lebeaux Campion ’79

Alexander Carey and Elizabeth Carey

Ashley Hood Carey ’92 and Robert L. Carey, III ’90

A. Camille Carlsen ’20

James Carlsen

Maya G. Carlsen ’20, ’21

Darcy Deshon Carpenter ’81

Jorge J. Castro ’98 and Ximena Castro

Manvinder S. Chopra ’98

Robert L. Cline ’02

Emily Dawson Clock ’09 and Kevin G. Clock

John B. Colquitt, Jr. ’05

Joseph E. Consolino and Lisa S. Consolino

Allison S. Cooley ’11, ’12

Marli Harrison Craig ’92 and Todd C. Craig ’92

Gwendolyn F. Croce and James M. Croce ’79

Annie B. Crum ’02

Matt A. Darrah ’04 and Paige Pyron Darrah ’08

Garrett A. Day and Rachel M. Day ’07, ’08

Corbett A. De Giacomo ’18

Peter J. DeTrempe ’83 and Rosemarie Salvaggio DeTrempe ’84

Kathryn Donald and Ronnie W. Donald ’71

Daniel A. Doxey ’07 and Jennifer W. Doxey

Kristina DeGeorge Drone ’00 and Timothy R. Drone ’99

Johnna Cook Edone ’95 and Ryan M. Edone

Julie A. Eggers and William H. Eggers, Jr.

Tate M. Elliott ’21

Farley Hooper Erikson ’90 and Steven B. Erikson

Aimee Perilloux Fagan ’98 and Hugh L. Fagan, III ’98

Anastacia Fell and Ryan Fell

Bronson S. Feuer ’20

Brendan E. Finucane, Jr. ’92 and Shannon McCutchin Finucane ’93

Jennifer E. Fishburne

Casey J. Flanagan ’12 and Kelsey Adams Flanagan ’12

Michael S. Formanek ’08

James M. Frank ’83, ’10 and Leslie Frank

Alan J. Freeman ’71 and Mary L. Freeman

Cherri L. Gann

Kimberley D. Garton and Philip A. Garton ’84

Milkyas G. Gebreselassie ’05, ’10, ’17

Alan W. Gesalman ’84 and Anne Belli

Ashley S. Ghriskey and Benjamin M. Ghriskey

Ashley Edwards Gissendanner ’00 and Thomas P. Gissendanner

John M. Glasgow ’12, ’13 and Lauren Johnston Glasgow ’12

James E. Glynn ’75

James H. Graass, Sr. and Susan A. Graass

Gina Glenn Gregory ’90 and J. Scott Gregory ’90

Kevin C. Gremer and Mary-Stuart Gremer

Eric L. Gross ’95

David M. Hall ’81 and Dawn Renzetti Hall ’81

Cheryl Marchus Hall ’73 and John A. Hall ’71, ’73, ’79

Josh N. Hall and Juli I. Hall

Christopher L. Hanna ’02

Connie L. Hawn and Mark E. Hawn

Jennifer L. Herring ’12, ’13

Alexis G. Millenbaugh ’11, ’12 and Chip Hiemenz ’06

Michael H. Hites and Suzanne M. Hites

Lindsay Cohn Holstead ’92 and Rand Holstead

Contessa Hoskin ’09

Leslie J. Howard ’82

Catherine B. Howell and William R. Howell, Sr.

Albert Hrubetz and Rose R. Hrubetz

Ruidi Huang

Mark E. Hubert and Patricia Treloar Hubert ’75

Cher Thomas Jacobs ’73 and David M. Jacobs

Elizabeth Stephens James ’85 and Victor E. James ’86

Lacey J. Jeffrey ’18

Kenneth J. Johnson and Sandra R. Johnson

Gregory W. Kitt ’08

Richard C. Klein ’70

Kevin L. Knox and Tryna H. Knox ’12

M. Ashton Kouzbari ’09

Matthew T. Kruczek ’20, ’21

Amy Lagae and John Lagae

Jaren Jaye Whitmore Landen ’93 and Ronald A. Landen ’93

Gerard G. Lebar, Jr. ’20

Bradley T. Lembcke ’11 and Megan Mitchell Lembcke ’95

Steven J. Lindley ’74 and Shelli Mims Lindley

Alexander Loshakov and Svetlana Tolkacheva Loshakov ’96

Brian T. Lowe ’01

Deborah L. Macedonia

Martha Eshman Manning ’85 and William J. Manning ’85, ’89

Ashley M. Martin ’12

Arturo Gomez and Jessica N. Martinez ’15, ’22

Shane P. McCarty ’05

Donna J. Medeiros and Michael S. Medeiros

Michael J. Medveckus

Max P. Meggs ’06

Sarah Neeley Metschan ’68

Catherine M. Miller and Craig M. Miller

Ashley Gossey Mock ’94 and Darren Mock

Erika L. Bruce and Gary T. Moskowitz

Ryan R. Mossman and Sydni R. Mossman

Colin M. Moynahan ’12

J. Connor Mulloy ’21

Mary Ann P. Murray and Patrick M. Murray

Samantha R. Needham ’05

Linda O. Neumann and Lydon Neumann ’68

Chi Nguyen Tukalski ’04

John Q. Nguyen ’07

Cara Bielawski Nolan ’91 and Jeffrey W. Nolan ’91

Jim C. Norton ’64

Joseph K. Omoworare

Catherine Bram Orr ’92 and Mark F. Orr ’92

Lorenzo B. Ortiz Cantu ’12

Patricia M. Patterson

Adriana I. Perales and Guillermo Perales

Alan R. Phillips ’21

Dee Powell

Mary Kay Prchal and Thomas P. Prchal

Kim A. Redburn ’99

John M. Santry ’02 and Marsha Santry

Barton Wade Schaller ’90 and Libby Alexander Schaller ’89

Staci J. Schultz and T.J. Schultz ’98

James A. Scott and Kristen Darcey Scott ’04

Mark G. Sears ’22

Frank A. Sewell, IV ’95 and Shelby Sewell

Andrew E. Shepard ’09

George L. Shoup, III

Joel W. Silverstein and Lisa Silverstein

Brianna O. Slay

Allen D. Smaldino and Erin E. Smaldino

Ann M. Smith and David M. Smith ’82

Jenifer F. Smyth and John E. Smyth

Kyle C. Snyder ’07 and Megan Bradway Snyder ’09

Jay M. Staley ’13 and Margaret Staley

Melina F. Stefan

Daniel N. Stevenson ’10

June A. Stoddard and Ross W. Stoddard, III ’72

Kathryn Surls and Lynn O. Surls ’67, ’72

Michael A. Tannery ’80 and Tina L. Tannery

Kristina McGovern Tenenbaum ’03, ’04 and Kurt G. Tenenbaum

Kelly Johnson Thrasher ’14 and Ryan E. Thrasher ’13

Douglas F. Tinker ’90

Michael A. Trent ’06

Natesa I. Vaidya ’21

Coby B. Vida ’21, ’22

Cameron A. Walts and Catherine Coates Walts ’99

George P. Waters, Jr. ’92 and Kate M. Waters

Deborah Kinsley Weatherwax ’93 and Kenneth P. Weatherwax ’93

J. Russell Weinberg ’90 and Sarah C. Weinberg

Geoffrey T. Werner ’07

Matthew B. White ’91 and Stacey R. White

Elizabeth Wierzbicki and Leonard Wierzbicki

Jonas C. Woods ’93 and Nicole Woods

James F. Yeager ’77 and Kelly Yeager

New and renovated facilities

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David B. Miller Business Quadrangle
David B. Miller Business Quadrangle The principal name for the Cox School’s renovated and expanded facilities, the quadrangle increased the school’s footprint by 32% and encompasses all of the new and renovated buildings.
Sheffield Hall
Bryan S. Sheffield Hall A hall located in the southwest corner of the Cox School Quad, Bryan S. Sheffield Hall houses the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program, the McGuire Family Suite for BBA Admissions, Academic Advising and Records, the Brierley Institute for Customer Engagement and the JCPenney Center for Retail Excellence, offering modern classrooms designed for collaboration and data-focused problem solving.
Bolin-Bridwell Hall
Bolin-Bridwell Hall Located in the school’s northwest corner, Bolin-Bridwell Hall offers a learning environment that mirrors the evolving workplace, uses leading-edge technology to build students’ data fluency and acts as the home for the Bridwell Institute for Economic Freedom, the Robert and Margaret Folsom Institute for Real Estate and the Rimer Family Suite for Alumni Relations and External Affairs.
Shaddock Hall
Kim and William C. Shaddock Hall Kim and William C. Shaddock Hall is located in the school’s northeast corner and fosters educational excellence through dedicated spaces for learning, research and collaboration, including the Ida Family Reading Room, Dean’s Suite and the Clyde Family Murphy USA Boardroom.
Southeast Hall
Southeast Hall Located in the southeast corner of the quad, Southeast Hall provides students, faculty, staff and visitors with spaces for collaboration and community, and features the Cox School’s new Hart Bistro, the Morris Foundation Suite for Graduate Student Services and the Lubar Family Overlook Lobby, as well as a 32-person seminar room and office spaces.
Courtyard
Katy and Kyle D. Miller Courtyard The central, expansive outdoor space promises collaborative discourse, thought-provoking instruction and engaging events.
Cooper Family Terrace
Cooper Family Terrace A rooftop event space designed to take advantage of the North Texas seasons for outdoor events, receptions and academic gatherings, located across from the Cooper Fountain and overlooking the Turner Centennial Quadrangle and Crain Family Centennial Promenade, with striking views of SMU’s campus.
Vanderstraaten Family Plaza
VANDERSTRAATEN FAMILY PLAZA A welcoming outdoor gathering space between Bolin-Bridwell Hall and Bryan S. Sheffield Hall with room for expanded foot traffic, sitting areas for student collaboration and direct access to the Katy and Kyle D. Miller Courtyard.
Truman and Anita Arnold Commons
Truman and Anita Arnold Commons The central hub of the Cox School provides students and faculty with dynamic, open spaces to spark discussion, promote collaboration and encourage connection.
Crum Family Boulevard Auditorium
Crum Family Boulevard Auditorium Home to guest lectures, academic presentations and meetings with corporate partners – with seating for an audience of 400, making it one of the largest auditoriums on SMU’s campus.
Duda Family Business Library
Duda Family Business Library A state-of-the-art library offering career preparedness programs, cutting-edge technology and resources for in-depth research in a variety of industry topics.
Hart Bistro
Hart Bistro An inviting space adjacent to the Commons, offering quality food options and expanded hours to fuel academic activity.
Career Management Center
Career Management Center A center for professional growth, offering a variety of spaces for interviews, career development and industry collaboration.
Dean's Suite
Dean’s Suite At the epicenter of the Cox School of Business operations, the suite houses the dean’s office and administrative team as well as the JPMorgan Chase Parlor. The inviting and functional space supports collaborations with industry partners and Dallas leadership representatives, while still being available to the school’s faculty, staff and students.
Clyde Family Murphy USA Boardroom
Clyde Family Murphy USA Boardroom A premier second-floor space and the school’s only conference space that offers an expansive view of the hub of the Cox School, the Truman and Anita Arnold Commons. The boardroom will facilitate seating for up to 20, allowing for deliberation and collaboration among colleagues and valued University partners.
MCGUIRE FAMILY SUITE FOR BBA ADMISSIONS, ACADEMIC ADVISING AND RECORDS
MCGUIRE FAMILY SUITE FOR BBA ADMISSIONS, ACADEMIC ADVISING AND RECORDS This hub for BBA student advancement and recruitment includes offices for undergraduate administration and records. The suite includes spaces for academic advising and assistance.
Justin B. Cox Family Commons Overlook
Justin B. Cox Family Commons Overlook An open and inviting expanse between the Truman and Anita Arnold Commons and the EY Gallery with sweeping views of the Commons and Katy and Kyle D. Miller Courtyard accessible via a striking central stairway and additional study spaces and collaboration areas.
DISTANCE LEARNING LABORATORY SUITE
DISTANCE LEARNING LABORATORY SUITE A 2,000-square-foot suite featuring state-of-the-art spaces for various forms of online instruction, housing synchronous studio-style classrooms with advanced recording equipment and video walls for more immersive instruction, capable of displaying up to 35 remote students, as well as studios for filming on-demand lectures with real-time editing capabilities.
Graduate Admissions Suite
Graduate Admissions Suite An expansive, third-floor suite, home to the admissions offices for the school’s growing graduate programs.
Behavioral Science Laboratory Suite
Behavioral Science Laboratory Suite A 1,700-square-foot lab prominently located near the Crum Family Boulevard Auditorium offers a broad range of market research opportunities in controlled environments with 35 technology-driven workstations, including various forms of monitoring and control of thermal, visual and auditory cues for individual study.
Dee Powell Faculty & Staff Lounge
Dee Powell Faculty & Staff Lounge A dedicated space at the heart of the faculty floor on the second level, near the Don Jackson Center & EnCap Investment & LCM Group Center and the Albert W. Niemi Center for Economic Growth and Leadership Development, the Dee Powell Faculty & Staff Lounge encourages Cox School faculty to share expertise and celebrate individual and departmental accomplishments and collaborate in groundbreaking research and innovation.
CLASSROOMS
CLASSROOMS Dynamic, upgraded academic spaces include traditional lecture halls, cluster-style classrooms and hybrid model classrooms that enhance the educational experience through revolutionary technology, project-based learning, modern pedagogy and collaborative research. Pictured above: example of a cluster-style classroom.
Conference Rooms
Conference Rooms Spacious, elegant rooms designed for meetings of various sizes and purposes, equipped with AV equipment for conference calls and remote meetings and enough seating to accommodate academic collaboration, strategic discussions and meeting with visiting industry partners.
Team Rooms
Team Rooms Quiet, private meeting rooms for group collaboration, each offering a bright and inspiring environment in which to collaborate and explore new ideas and approaches to industry challenges.

Spaces to spark new ideas

  1. Truman and Anita Arnold Commons
  2. Crum Family Boulevard Auditorium
  3. Duda Family Business Library
  4. Hart Bistro
  5. Kitt Investing and Trading Center
  6. Maguire Family Foundation Suite for the Maguire Energy Institute
  7. Career Management Center
  8. Crow Gallery
  9. Behavioral Science Laboratory Suite
  10. Distance Learning Laboratory Suite
  11. Ida Family Reading Room
  12. Lichtenstein Family Student Success Center
  13. Georges Auditorium
  14. Lower Level Wing
  15. Mezzanine Wing
  • A. Classroom
    • A1. Rogers-TXI Classroom
    • A2. Union Pacific Foundation Classroom
    • A3. Haggar Foundation Classroom
    • A4. Bank of America Classroom
    • A5. Globe Foundation/Getz Classroom
    • A6. Bolin Family Classroom
    • A7. Levering Family Classroom
  • B. Team Room/Interview Room
    • B1. Richey Family Team Room
    • B2. Bayne Family Team Room
    • B3. Johnson Family Team Room
    • B4. Allen Family Team Room
    • B5. Khan Family Team Room
    • B6. Dallas Family Team Room
    • B7. Sebold Family Team Room
    • B8. Arroyo Family Team Room
    • B9. Team Room (Anonymous Donor)
    • B10. Carty Family Team Room
    • B11. Tolleson Family Team Room
    • B12. Charles & Potomac Capital Team Room
    • B13. Jeanne R. Johnson Foundation Team Room
    • B14. Katigan Family Team Room
    • B15. Dunlevy Family Team Room
  • D. Conference Room
    • D1. Shimmon Family Conference Room
 

  1. Katy and Kyle D. Miller Courtyard
  2. Vanderstraaten Family Plaza
  3. EY Gallery
  4. Dean’s Suite
  5. Justin B. Cox Family Commons Overlook
  6. Gina and Tucker Bridwell Suite for the Bridwell Institute for Economic Freedom
  7. William S. Spears Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership
  8. McGuire Family Suite for BBA Admissions, Academic Advising and Records
    • 8A. Meredith and Mark Plunkett Family Conference Room
  9. Rimer Family Suite for Alumni Relations and External Affairs
  10. Morris Foundation Suite for Graduate Student Services
  11. Dean Matthew B. Myers Graduate Student Lounge
  12. JPMorgan Chase Parlor
  13. North Wing (1st Level)
  14. South Wing (1st Level)
  15. Edwin L. Cox Business Leadership Center & Institute Suite
  • A. Classroom
    • A1. Luther King Capital Management Classroom
    • A2. Tabor Family Classroom
    • A3. Schumacher Family Classroom
    • A4. Susser Bank Classroom
    • A5. Masterson Family Classroom
    • A6. Watson Family Classroom
  • B. Team Room/Interview Room
    • B1. Bolin and Howard Family Team Room
    • B2. Christopher Family Team Room
    • B3. Craig Family Team Room
    • B4. Holman Family Team Room
    • B5. Pitts Family Team Room
    • B6. Dunleavy Family Team Room
    • B7. Lodwick Family Team Room
    • B8. Ryan Family Team Room
    • B9. McGrew Family Team Room
    • B10. Cathy and Denton Walker Team Room
  • C. Lobby
    • C1. Mark and Peggy Griege Lobby – Crow Building
    • C2. Benners Family Lobby – Maguire Building
    • C3. Marty Flanagan Overlook Lobby – Shaddock Hall
    • C4. Lubar Family Overlook Lobby – Southeast Hall

  1. Diane and Hal Brierley Suite for the Brierley Institute for Customer Engagement
  2. Don Jackson Center & EnCap Investment & LCM Group Center Suite
  3. Folsom Institute for Real Estate Suite
  4. Albert W. Niemi Center for Economic Growth and Leadership Development Suite
  5. JCPenney Center for Retail Excellence Suite
  6. Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship Suite
  7. Dee Powell Faculty & Staff Lounge
  8. Clyde Family Murphy USA Boardroom
  9. Seminar Room
  10. Hart Institute for Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Suite
  11. Dondero Family Faculty Floor
  • B. Team Room
    • B1. McMahon Family Team Room
  • C. Lobby
    • C1. Robson Family Lobby
    • C2. Lindley Family Lobby
  • D. Conference Room
    • D1. Linda P. and William A. Custard Conference Room
    • D2. FW Murphy Conference Room
    • D3. Perry Family Conference Room
    • D4. Bloom Family Conference Room
    • D5. Landen Family Conference Room
  • E. Office
    • E1. Gina and Matt Myers Faculty Office
    • E2. Amy and Jeff Schmid Office – Finance Department Chair
    • E3. Connie Blass O’Neill Office – Accounting Department Chair

  1. Cooper Family Terrace
  2. Graduate Admissions Suite
  3. East Wing (3rd Level)
  • C. Lobby
    • C1. Georgas Family Terrace Lobby
  • D1. Anne and Preston Massey Family Conference Room
  • D2. Suzanne and Adam Stiles Family Conference Room

Spaces to spark new ideas

Classrooms
Dean’s Suite
Seminar Room
Suites:
  • Behavioral Science Laboratory
  • Distance Learning Laboratory
  • Graduate Admissions
Faculty Offices
Wings:
  • Lower Level
  • Mezzanine
  • North Wing (1st Level)
  • South Wing (1st Level)
  • East Wing (3rd Level)

 

Get involved

For information about giving opportunities in support of the renovation and expansion of Cox School of Business facilities, please contact Ashley Pitts, Director of Development, at 214-768-4988 or apitts@smu.edu.