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"This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to have a lasting impact. Just as its alumni must do in the business world, the GSB must lead the way and set new standards. The new campus will support new methods of teaching management and leadership while also inviting collaboration from colleagues across Stanford."
— Philip H. Knight, MBA '62 Founder and Chairman, NIKE Inc.
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The Knight Management Center: Creating an Environment of Collaboration
The Graduate School of Business is dedicated to reinventing management education. To succeed we need a new, more flexible campus to support a wider variety of teaching and learning methods and to foster more collaboration and engagement with the Stanford campus at large. An unprecedented gift from Philip H. Knight, MBA '62, has paved the way for creating the new Knight Management Center.
Our new campus will feature:
- More flexible teaching spaces for both larger and smaller classes in configurations to support a variety of teaching styles and integrate instructional technology,
- A state-of-the-art auditorium large enough for the entire student body and to host important events,
- Welcoming casual and academic space for students, visitors, and the Stanford community at large,
- Creative workspace for faculty to encourage collaboration,
- New space to house our centers and host their activities, and
- Custom-designed space to expand and support our executive education programs.
Located on Serra Street across from the Schwab Residential Center, the new campus will support today's GSB community and provide us with space to grow.
Opportunities to Support the New Campus
Buildings
A new community of buildings ranging from 10,000 to 100,000 square feet.
Courtyards and Community Spaces
Creative use of outdoor spaces are a Stanford tradition providing a nexus for events, conferences, and interaction among members of the Stanford community.
Academic Suites
Creative faculty work spaces will include offices and conference/ seminar rooms.
Classrooms and Seminar Rooms
A new mix of classroom sizes and styles will support learning for student groups as small as 15 and as large as 150.
To make a gift, or for more information on new campus gift opportunities, contact Sharon Marine, Director of Development, at 650.725.3213.