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November 30, 2007
Mandel School for Nonprofit Organizations Gets a New Home
The Mandel family continues its commitment to supporting the Mandel Center, a national leader in nonprofit education. The building was opened on November 5, and has huge windows that allow the whole community to view the interior, symbolizing the connection nonprofit organizations maintain with their surroundings.
“The new building is tangible recognition of the Center's preeminent role in nonprofit management education and an expression of the university's continued commitment in supporting interdisciplinary and innovative education," said Case President Barbara Snyder at the building’s dedication ceremony.
The new building sports new classrooms and offices with some of the most technologically advanced features, a common trend with many new buildings on campus.
For more information or a film of the dedication, see the full article online.
Posted by sja15 at November 30, 2007 12:34 PM
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