This new four-story building nearly doubles the space previously available to the School of Education, providing badly needed offices, clinics, and common spaces for its diverse array of academic, research, and clinical programs. The building features multiple open conversation areas just outside faculty offices, as well as conference rooms, a multipurpose space, and an inviting courtyard garden between Bavaro Hall and the School’s former home, Ruffner Hall.

Although only required to achieve LEED certification by the university, the facility actually achieved LEED Gold certification.