Virtual Tour Part 2 Brenau University Mission Statement

Virtual Tour Part 2

Brenau University Mission Statement Brenau University prepares students to live extraordinary lives. Grounded in liberal education and based on individual and social equity, the Brenau experience leads to intellectual and professional accomplishment, inspires appreciation for artistic expression, encourages a commitment to service and increases global understanding and personal integrity.

5 Regional Campuses Gainesville Established in 1878 - the Gainesville Regional Campus includes the Women’s College , Undergraduate and Graduate Programs. Undergraduate Programs Liberal Studies Education - Early Childhood Education - Middle Grades Education - Special Education Business Administration - Accounting BBA to MBA in Accounting Business Administration - Human Resources Organizational Leadership Interior Design (combined BFA to MID) Occupational Therapy (combined BS/MS) Graduate Programs MBA - Accounting MBA - Business Administration MAT - Early Childhood MAT - Middle Grades MAT – Secondary Education MAT - Special Education MED - Early Childhood MED - Middle Grades MED - Special Education MS - Occupational Therapy MS - Post Professional Occupational Therapy MS - Clinical Counseling Psychology Campus Director Rosanne Short can be reached at 770 -531 -3135 rshort@brenau. edu

5 Regional Campuses Augusta Our military friendly campus in Augusta offers programs in : Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs in • MBA Accounting* • Management* Liberal Studies Education - Early Childhood Education - Middle Grades Programs incorporate both on campus Business Administration and online courses Business Administration - Accounting BBA to MBA in Accounting Business Administration - Human Resources Organizational Leadership Campus Director Donny Moore can be reached at 706 -210 -2576 dmoore@brenau. edu

5 Regional Campuses Kings Bay The Kings Bay Regional Campus of Brenau University offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in business to residents of Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida at its convenient Camden County location. UNDERGRADUATE • Organizational Leadership • Accounting • Business Administration • Human Resources Management Campus Director Dr. Robert North RNORTH@brenau. edu 912 -882 -7125 Graduate Programs in • MBA Accounting* • Healthcare Management* • Human Resources* • Insurance Management* • International Business* • Management* • Project Management * Programs incorporate both on campus and online courses

5 Regional Campuses North Atlanta The North Atlanta campus in Norcross provides citizens of Gwinnett, Fulton, and De. Kalb counties with a variety of professional programs. Undergraduate Programs Liberal Studies Early Childhood Education Middle Grades Education Special Education Business Administration – Accounting BBA to MBA n Accounting Interior Design (combined BFA to MID) Occupational Therapy (combined BS/MS) Campus Director Dr. Wanda Saed wsaed@brenau. edu 770 -263 -8810 Graduate Programs MBA –Accounting MBA – Business Administration MS- Organizational Leadership MAT- Early childhood MAT – Middle Grades MAT – Special Education MED –Early childhood MED- Middle Grades MED – Special Education MS – Occupational Therapy MS- Occupational Therapy, post Professional MSN- Family Nurse Practitioner MSN- Nurse Manager

5 Regional Campuses South Atlanta The South Atlanta Campus in Fairburn offers residents of Fulton, Fayette, Coweta, Douglas and Clayton counties a convenient location to pursue undergraduate degrees. Brenau occupies an 18, 400 -square-foot academic building in the new $10 million, four-acre education complex. This location gives students from this community who have already completed some college or a two-year degree a convenient option for finishing a four-year degree. Academic Programs at this location: Business Administration Organizational Leadership Early childhood Education Campus Director Amanda Green agreen 2@brenau. edu 678 -827 -7300 ext. 101

General Services All major services are located on the Gainesville campus, (Registrar’s Office, Financial Services, Financial Aid, Library, Health Services, ) with assistance available at each regional campuses. Financial Aid

Iconic Brenau… Your cheat sheet to decipher Brenau’s Gainesville campus icons The Gag - Yonah Dining Hall (the food is very good -you can get an all you can eat meal 5 – 7 pm for $7. 25, drink included). Nice salad bar. Tea Room - short orders, coffee shop, incidentals, and frozen dinners, computers to check your e-mail) The Sub - The Student Union Building, specifically the area over the Tea Room, a wifi hot spot open 24/7 with your Brenau ID Burd Center - The John S. Burd Center for the Performing Arts on Academy Street Front Campus -the grassy area and building fronts on Boulevard where Pearce Auditorium, the marble gazebo, and the fountain are located Sorririty Circle — quad area to the right of the science building, location of the wooden gazebo

… fun facts Your cheat sheet to decipher Brenau’s Gainesville campus icons Black. Box - the Little Theatre, it sits between the Nonresidential Programs and Online office and the restroom for Pearce Auditorium – Tri. Delt, - sorority house with white marble columns on the corner of Boulevard and Academy streets often used as a landmark to find the business office/ financial assistance ( located in the white house next door). AGD, Phi. Mu, Alpha. Chi, Zeta, and ADPi - Nick names for the other 5 Sorority houses on campus used as landmarks (the actual names are spelled out on white signs in front of each house). TM - Thurmond Mc. Rae - The lecture hall adjacent to the Trustee Library (you cannot enter from the library, the entrance is to the left of the library).

Fun Facts 133 Years of History Horses - Nickname for the HGH Senior Honors Society, a secret organization composed of seven Women‘s College seniors who are devoted to service to Brenau‘s Women‘s College. May. Day - One of the oldest traditions at the 133 old Brenau Campus. It is held in Spring (usually April, not in May due to our early graduation date). Also known as the Alumni celebration it includes the crowing of a May Queen and the wrapping of a May Pole. Dare Stones Brenau has been in possession of several stones that for many years were thought to hold the key to the Lost Colony of Roanoke in North Carolina. The stones, carved with messages in Elizabethan English, were believed to have been left by Eleanor Dare after she disappeared from the colony. They have since been deemed forgeries. Find more at http: //artsweb. brenau. edu/historic/Uniquely/default. htm

Brenau’s most famous resident Agnes Brenau’s most famous resident. Brenau legend holds that in the late 1920 s, a student named Agnes hanged herself on the site of Pearce Auditorium because she was not selected by the sorority of her choice. Legend holds that she spent her final moments in the school's old natatorium (in the basement of Pearce Auditorium). She hoisted a robe to a pole, tied a hangman's noose, and jumped off the edge of the pool. Since that fateful day, Agnes has appeared as flickering blue light and then as a young woman in a mid calf-length white dress. In 1987, her story became the topic of a play, "The Legend of Agnes, " that was performed during Halloween. Wilkes Hall The first building built on campus was built in 1878 and has served as a dormitory, cafeteria, and classroom. The original two-story Queen Anne structure featured a semi-circular porch with balustrades and Victorian bracketing, but it was destroyed by a storm in 1947 then rebuilt. Rumored to be where Agnes lived on Campus.

Front Campus Located at the corner of Boulevard and Washington Streets in Gainesville, Georgia Yonah Hall Pearce Auditorium

Owens Student Center Located at the corner of Prior and Washington Streets This building houses Student Services, the Nonresidential student Lounge, the commuter lounge, the Brenau Post office and classrooms. Owens is easily identified by the international flags on the porch.

The School of Fine Arts and Humanities The Burd Center for the Performing Arts

The School of Business and Mass Media The John Jacobs Building

The School of Education The Jewell Building

The School of Health and Science Center Washington Street Math and Science classes are held in the Science Center located on the corner of Washington and Prior Streets.

Gainesville East Located just off Hwy 985 Part of the Gainesville Campus, Gainesville East (sometimes called East Campus or just Featherbone) is located in the Featherbone Communiversity building just off exit 24. Nursing Occupational Therapy some Dance and Theatre studios

B&N Campus Bookstore Located on Washington Street You can shop in person at the campus location across from the Daniels (Marble) Gazebo and the Brenau University sign , online via the Intranet page http: //intranet. brenau. edu) or 770 -534 -6208 • Textbooks • Brenau branded items (mugs, sweat shirts, tees) • School supplies • Popular fiction

Parking Where to park The good news is that unlike the large state schools you don’t have to park in a commuter lot miles from campus, take 2 buses then walk a half mile in the rain. The bad news is that there probably won’t be parking place at the door of the building where you will have class. In Gainesville there is ample street parking near most buildings, and there is always room at the commuter lot beside the trustee library. (Spaces at the dorms and sorority houses are for residential students). A Brenau parking sticker will be included with your tuition statement.