East Campus
East Campus is a 32-acre site that offers a wealth of development possibilities to complement the campus environment.
Learning Commons Naming Opportunities
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The Learning Commons is the heart of the James E. Hoff, S.J., Academic Quad. A unique facility in American education, it is a hallmark for Xavier's future. The Commons provides students with the facilities, technologies and services to help them master essential skills and gain a competitive advantage in their respective disciplines and careers. As a result, Xavier graduates are better prepared to enjoy successful lives and careers that are the graduates of other institutions. |
Learning Commons Floorplans
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Learning Commons
New multi-faceted facility will be a national model of excellence that serves and supports all aspects of learning outside of the classroom. |
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Center for Student Excellence
Provides a central, comprehensive point for academic support and services. |
Funded |
| Career Services Center–Assists students in investigating careers and choosing majors. | Funded |
| Learning Assistance Center–Provides tutoring, coaching and workshops. | $500,000 |
| Experiential Learning Laboratory–Resource for math, writing and modern language study. | $250,000 |
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Center for Teaching Excellence
Establishes professional development center for faculty to enhance teaching skills. |
$5 million |
| Collaborative Learning Studio–Facilitates creation of innovative teaching techniques. | $250,000 |
| Faculty Fellows Program–Resource for senior faculty to mentor junior faculty. | $250,000 |
| Center for Interdisciplinary Study–Nurtures collaboration among various disciplines. | $250,000 |
| Experimental Classrooms–Enable faculty to integrate new methods of teaching. | $100,000 |
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Information Resources Center
Creates one-stop location for information and support services for students and faculty. |
$3 million |
| Information Station–Central point of assistance for all technical needs. | $250,000 |
| Advanced Digital Media Lab–Resource to create digital media and course materials. | $250,000 |
| e-Conferencing Facility–Allows for fully interactive video conferencing. | Funded |
| Technology Training Facility–Training center to ensure effective uses of technology. | $250,000 |
| e-Learning Studio–Supports self-directed study through technology and online resources. | $100,000 |
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Magis Plaza
Serves as central point of connection and collaboration for the entire Learning Commons. |
$3 million |
| Auditorium/Learning Theater–Space for classes, performances, speakers and assemblies | $1 million |
| Café–Central gathering spot provides food and coffee 24/7 in a wireless environment. | $250,000 |
| Presentation Rehearsal Studio–Practice and evaluation resource for formal presentations. | $100,000 |
| Student Computing Lab–A 24/7 facility featuring digital workstations. | $100,000 |
| Art Gallery–Features and promotes work of students, faculty, staff and community. | Funded |
| Group Study Rooms–Accommodates up to 12 students; includes technical resources. | $50,000 each |
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Center for Community-Engaged Learning
More deliberately connects service learning and the community to Xavier's academic mission and everyday learning. |
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Institute for Jesuit Education
Assists faculty in further incorporating Xavier's Catholic, Jesuit values into the everyday learning environment. |
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Atrium
Provides an open, welcoming point of entry into the new building. |
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