Dyson Center

The Dyson Center finished construction in 1990 and is named in honor of businessman and philanthropist Charles H. Dyson and his wife Margaret. The Dyson Center is three stories high and holds a variety of courses. It is 53,000 square feet with 23 classrooms and 55 faculty and staff offices. In the building there is also a coffee shop and lounge where students are able to relax in between classes. This building houses the School of Management, the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, the Office of Graduate and continuing Education, Bureau of Economic Research, and corporate education and training programs.