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_________________LEE UNIVERSITY FACULTY HANDBOOK & CONSTITUTION_________________UNIVERSITY FACILITIESAcademic FacilitiesConn Center, completed in 1977, is an 1,800-seat auditorium named for Charles W.Conn, who served as president from 1970–82.Communication Arts Building is scheduled for completion in August 2014. The 40,000square foot building will provide classrooms, faculty offices and specialized teachingspaces, including a black box theatre, a technologically-enhanced cinema/lecture hall, aconverged newsroom, and a video production studio.Curtsinger Music Building, built and dedicated in 1995, houses 33,000 square feet ofclassrooms and faculty offices, 23 practice rooms, seminar rooms, and instrumental andvocal rehearsal rooms. It is named in memory of a Lee University benefactor, the lateThurman J. Curtsinger.DeVos Center for the Humanities was dedicated in September, 2004. The 51,000square foot building houses 13 classrooms, 2 computer centers, a 200-seat recital hall, a125-seat lecture hall and a small ensemble rehearsal room. In addition, there are 10music faculty studios, 10 music practice rooms, 26 faculty offices, departmental officesand workroom, 2 lounges and Einstein’s Bros. Bagels.Dixon Center, built in 1992, includes a 500–seat theater, classrooms, and faculty offices.It is named for board member and benefactor H. Bernard Dixon.Education Building, built in 1998 to house the Helen DeVos College of Education.Offices for staff members as well as classrooms are situated in this building. It alsohouses the 205-seat Rose Lecture Hall.Monument Building was purchased in August of 2013. It was renovated over thefollowing months and became the home of the Division of Adult Learning and GraduateEnrollment. It also houses the School of Nursing administrative offices. This two-storybuilding sits between Ocoee Street and Broad Street.School of Religion Building, built in 2008, is the primary classroom building for religionclasses. The 35,000 square foot building houses a preaching lab, 203-seat JonesLecture Hall, and the Jerry Dixon Reading Room housing the Charles W. Conn Collectionand other books donated by influential members of the Lee community. The religionfaculty, department chairs’ and dean’s offices are also located in this building.Science/Math Complex opened for classes in Fall 2009 semester. With the completionof Phase II in summer 2010, the complex provides approximately 73,000 square feet onthree floors. It has 14 classrooms, 10 science labs, a lecture hall which seats 100 and aseminar room. There are 30 faculty offices in the building and two administrative suites.The complex has a 4,500 square foot student lounge and commons area with DunkinDonuts.Squires Library, built in 1984, replaced the old library which is now the Vest Building.The Pentecostal Resource Center has more than 43,500 square feet and houses morethan 138,000 volumes. It contains the Squires Library, which serves Lee University andthe Pentecostal Theological Seminary, a chapel, a historical display, and the DixonPentecostal Research Center, which houses archives of the Pentecostal movement.9 - 1 University Facilities
_________________LEE UNIVERSITY FACULTY HANDBOOK & CONSTITUTION_________________Vest Building, first built in 1939 by Bob Jones College as a library and administrationbuilding, was used by Lee College as an administration building and library from 1948until 1963. It was the library until 1984. In 1988 it was completely renovated into a 22,000square foot classroom building and named for Lamar Vest, the 17th President of LeeCollege. Located here is the department of Language and Literature. An elevator wasretrofitted on the west side in 1996.Walker Memorial Building was constructed in 1945 and is named in memory of J. H.Walker, Sr., fifth President of Lee (1930–1935, 1944–45). It houses 19 classrooms, 25faculty offices and computer labs.Athletic FacilitiesButler Field, named in honor of the late Lee Admissions Director, Stanley Butler, servesas the primary field of play for the Lady Flames softball team.DeVos Tennis Center and Recreation Center, a six court tennis center and pro shop,was built in 1988. A gift from Richard and Helen DeVos funded it. A second gift fromDeVos funded the DeVos Recreation Center which was completed in 1993. It contains abasketball court, three racketball courts, weight and fitness rooms, classrooms andfaculty offices.McKenzie Building, named after the late Toby McKenzie, was built in 2002. Thisbuilding houses offices for the athletic director and coaches, as well as training facilitiesfor the athletes.Olympic Baseball Field, built in 1996 as a reminder of the Olympic games, the field islocated on property owned by the Bradley County School System and was built entirelywith Lee University funding.Soccer Field, completed in 1989, is used for varsity soccer and intramural football.Walker Arena was built in 1983 as an expansion of the gymnasium which has occupiedthis location since the days of Bob Jones College. It was funded through a drive tomemorialize the late Paul Dana Walker (Class of ’78), a star basketball player for LeeCollege. The arena was expanded again in 2005 increasing the seating capacity to2,700. The renovation also increased the locker room areas, restrooms and meetingspace. Access to the arena was improved by increased space in the lobby and entrancehallway areas.Campus Life and RecreationAmphitheatre, funded by the 1988 Alumni fund drive project and constructed inconjunction with the pedestrian mall, can accommodate over 1,500 sitting and standing.The Chapel was built in 2011. This 350-seat structure was funded by gifts from over2,000 individuals, and includes the John Nichols Room and Courtyard on the lower level.Clock Tower, funded by gifts from the alumni of Upsilon Xi, was completed in 1994.Deacon Jones Dining Hall, built in 1996 and named Deacon Jones Dining Hall for boardmember Deacon Jones, replaces the 50 year–old structure on the same site built by BobJones College in the 1930s. It contains seating for 600, an elevator, faculty/staff diningroom and Presidential Dining Room.Flame and Fountain is located between Walker Arena and the DeVos RecreationCenter. It was funded by gifts from the alumni of Alpha Gamma Chi in honor of the late9 - 2 University Facilities
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