Naming of the Manning School of Business Building (reserved) The new building for the Robert J. Manning School of Business, to be named the Pulichino Tong Business Building, will be on NorthCampus surrounded by the colleges of engineering and sciences.Located on the corner of University Avenue and Riverside Street,the new building will be strategically positioned within walking distance of the Mark and Elisia Saab Emerging Technologies andInnovation Center. The business and innovation activities housed in the new business building will complement and support the sci-ence and innovation conducted at the Saab Center. The combinedcomplex will facilitate and encourage interdisciplinary student, faculty and industry interactions.

We envision the new building as a professional yet contemporaryhome for cutting-edge business education, research and industryinteractions. Although presenting a somewhat traditional brickfaçade, the building will contain ample glass to naturally brightenspaces and create pleasant work and social spaces. The proposedfour-story, 66,000-square-foot facility will accommodate an anticipated growth in both students and faculty.

The Trading Room - $2.5 million Combining state-of-the-art technology and real-time data, the Trading Room facilitates global industry, firm and currencyanalyses, risk management evaluation, asset evaluation and otherfinancial concepts and analyses. The Trading Room will be open toall business majors and will serve as both a teaching and researchcenter. Its use will be required in some core business classes. TheTrading Room area will also serve as the vibrant hub of social and networking activity on North Campus. It will house a coffeebar and meeting space in an airy, open space. It will attract inter-disciplinary students, faculty and industry partners. The TradingRoom will contain up to 20 seats for student-simulated trading and research and open to two research classrooms supporting traditional lecture, online research, student teamwork and group presentations.

Building Floors - $1 million Each floor of Pulichino Tong Business Building will have a specificfocus, with naming opportunities available for each.

Main Building Atrium - $1 millionThis open area will provide much needed space for collaborationand provide a sense of community among students, faculty and organizational partners.

Exterior Plaza - $500,000 The central concourse of the building will face University Avenueand look across to Cumnock Hall and the Mark and Elisia SaabEmerging Technologies and Innovation Center. It will include astate-of-the-art Trading Room and meeting space for students, researchers and industry partners. The open space will be designed to host events and programs throughout the year.

The Business Development Center - $250,000 (1)The Business Development Center will be designed for small groupmeetings with shared space for up to six new ventures. The centerwill house four small conference rooms to support group meetings,one larger area to house the six businesses and will include workspaces for students.

Office Suites - $100,000 to $500,000 (6) The third floor will contain a mix of administrative spaces and student/faculty meeting spaces, including:

• The Dean’s Suite• The Graduate Program Office• The Marketing Suite• The Management Suite• The Finance Suite/Accounting Suite• The Entrepreneur Suite

Naming Opportunities: A Great Way to Leave a LegacyPulichino Tong Business Building Robert J. Manning School of Business

Naming a facility in the Pulichino Tong Business Building, the new home for the Robert J. Manning School of Business, offers a greattribute to an individual, family or corporation – connecting their names to the important student and academic activities that will beconducted in the building. The Pulichino Tong Business Building was named after UMass Lowell alumnus John Pulichino ’67 and hiswife, Joy Tong, in honor of their generous support of business programs. The following are examples of naming opportunities that arestill available. For more specifics on each opportunity, call the Office of University Advancement at UMass Lowell at 978-934-2223.

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Classrooms - $50,000 - 100,000Contemporary classrooms will support traditional lecture, online research and group work and team presentations. High-quality lecture and presentation capture will also be available in all classrooms of the business building.

• 50 student-capacity classrooms (6)

• 40 student-capacity classrooms - option to divide into eight 20 student classrooms (4)

• 30 student-capacity classroom (1)

• student study rooms (4)

Conference and Seminar Facilities - $50,000 to $100,000 Varying in size, the conference and seminar rooms will be for small group meetings, conferences, seminars, classes and research presentations. These conference and seminar facilities are one of the focal points of the building’s concept: collaboration across disciplines.

Faculty Offices - $10,000 to $25,000 The third floor will include a resource/student area displaying and promoting online co-operative education and online studyabroad opportunities. It will also include a faculty commons area, a graduate student commons area, graduate student work spacesand one academic department housing faculty offices and a reception and common area.

For more information about naming opportunities, please contact Senior Major Gifts Officer Steven Rogersin the Office of University Advancement at 978-934-4803 or steven_rogers@uml.edu.

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