Capital Projects
Sports and Recreation Center – This new center, dedicated in April 13, 2005, features a 2,200 seat arena, the Sharp Fitness Center, the Thomas Swimming Pool, the Edelman Climbing Wall, the Konica Minolta Spectator Lobby, the Sony Electronics Skybox, the Kraus Welcome Center, the Prestige Family of Dealerships Scoreboard and the Bergen Barracuda’s Scoreboard. The Auxiliary gym has a new indoor jogging track. The Center houses a dance and aerobic studios, and an Inserra Family Student Lounge. The Center is named in honor of Senator Bill Bradley.
Anisfield School of Business -- Major opportunities exist for donors to have a permanent impact on the Anisfield School as it moves into its new home and seeks AACSB accreditation. Leadership gifts to the School will be recognized through naming opportunities such as the Dean's Suite, faculty offices, Student Lounge, and the tiered classrooms. In addition endowment gifts are being sought to augment the School's scholarship offerings and programs. The Anisfield Building will also house naming opportunities in the nursing program, the graduate programs, and the international programs.
Sustainability Education Center – The Sustainability Education Center is planned as a model structure for sustainable practices in building design and building operation. The Center will serve as a hub for educational programs in the field for area K-12 school children and their teachers, Ramapo College environmental students and faculty, and people in the larger community including government leaders, educators, and business groups. Faculty and staff in the Center will work closely with staff of the Meadowlands Environment Center to design and implement programming.
Salameno Spiritual Center -- In 2008 Ramapo College will create a space on campus dedicated to reflection, meditation, and peace. A site has been chosen adjacent to Cameron Pond, and a cluster of buildings has been designed with meeting space and space for individual reflection. By spring 2007, private foundations and individuals had contributed over $800,000 toward this $1.2 million project.
For more information, please contact kmainard@ramapo.edu or call (201) 684-6259.
