Warnell Naming Opportunities

Warnell buildings

We are pleased to offer a variety of naming opportunities at Warnell. Gifts will support renovations and technology upgrades of our existing facilities to provide the best learning opportunities for our students and bring our classrooms up to basic campus-level standard. Your generosity will be recognized on the outside and inside of the rooms including photo and plaque. Investing in the facilities support fund is a great way to leave your legacy while enhancing the Warnell student experience. Funds for this initiative are invested to ensure immediate needs are met and provide a resource for years to come.

Rooms Named

John Porter Stevens Dean's Suite

Dean's office
Situated across from the Dean's Conference Room and central to the school, this suite features South Campus views and includes a meeting space, facilities and an adjoining administrative assistant office.

Wilson & Greene Student Lounge

A popular gathering space for students to study, relax and socialize. The student lounge features tables, sofas and chairs, and refreshments are available from snack machines. A courtesy fridge and ice machine are also provided.

Bleckley County Alumni Classroom

1209
Located at 1-306 on the third floor of Building 1. Smaller majors classes are taught in these rooms. Seats 35-40.

Norris Family Classroom 

1209
Located at 1-209 on the second floor of Building 1. Smaller majors classes are taught in these rooms. Seats 35-40.

Keadle Lumber Company Conference Room

Keadle Conference Room
Located off the history-filled main lobby of Building 2, this meeting space overlooks the Mary Kahrs Warnell Garden. Seats 16-32. Users have access to a variety of equipment and technology, suitable for both face-to-face and remote meetings.

Harley Langdale, Jr. Classroom

1304
Located at 1-304 on the third floor of Building 1. Features state-of-the-art presentation equipment and power/Internet at all seats. Seats 90.

Southern Pine Plantations of Macon, GA Room

1201
Located at 1-201 on the main floor of Building 2. Classes include forest mensuration, conservation decision making, wildlife populations and field measurements. Seats 28.

Alumni Legacy Room

Alumni Legacy Room
Given through the generosity of the Warnell Young Alumni Committee and located at 1-210 on the main floor of Building 2.  Features interactive technology to promote active learning

 

Naming Opportunities Available

Conference Room 4-132: $100,000

4132
Located on the first floor off the atrium of Building 4, this space features floor to ceiling windows overlooking the Warnell courtyard. Includes projection equipment and a refreshment center. Seats 10-24.

Atrium – Lobby of Building 4: $100,000

atrium
Located on the first floor of Building 1, this light filled space features floor to ceiling windows capturing unique views of the Warnell courtyard. Space displays rotating exhibitions of original artwork. Serves as a gathering space for students and is suitable for lunches and receptions.

GIS Lab 4-419: $35,000

gislab
Located on the 4th floor of Building 4. High technology classroom where students study GIS, spatial analysis and landscape ecology. Seats 40.

Classroom 4-418: $25,000

4418
Recently updated with interactive whiteboard, this configurable classroom is located on the fourth floor of Building 4. Seats 28.

Map Room 4-516: $25,000

4516
Recently upgraded with interactive whiteboard. Located on the fifth floor of Building 4. In addition to classes this room is used by researchers for map analysis. Seats 25-30.

 

Pending Rooms

Techniques/Habitat Lab 1-107: $20,000

1107

This frequently used lab includes a wide variety of courses ranging from Fisheries Management and Techniques in Wildlife Management Habitat to Herpetology. Seats 24

General Classroom 1-303: $15,000

1209
Located in Building 1. Smaller majors classes are taught in these rooms. Seats 35-40.

Large Classroom 4-517: $35,000

4617
One of the largest Warnell Classrooms located on the fifth floor of Building 4. Recently updated with interactive whiteboard and dual high definition projectors. Highly used classroom with every major represented. Seats 68.

Interview Room 1-309: $15,000

 

 

1209
Located in Building 1. Small meetings and interviews are often conducted in this room. Seats 8.

Vertebrate Lab 1-101: $20,000

1101
Classes taught in this lab include mammology and aquatic biology. Space where students spend time learning about vertebrate natural history, anatomy and physiology. Seats 24

Conference Room 4-301: $25,000

4301

Light filled space with floor to ceiling windows. Popular for group meetings and student senior project class. Includes web conferencing equipment. Located on the third floor of Building 4. Seats 12.