The Leo J. Meehan School of Business

This 63,450 square foot, three-story building is home to accounting, finance, international business, management, marketing, economics, and healthcare administration.

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The new Leo J. Meehan School of Business proudly occupies the south side of the academic quad, directly east of Cushing-Martin Hall. This site was carefully chosen to maximize the impact that the building would have on redefining and enhancing the College’s Main Quad.

The footprint of the building provides a “front porch” effect that encourages new social spaces – with welcoming entrances on all four sides of the building, a large patio on the north side that includes tables and umbrellas, and a smaller patio on the south side overlooking the Ames Pond that enlivens the heavily-used pedestrian connection behind the Chapel of Mary.

 

About the Meehan School of Business

Building Features

The Leo J. Meehan School of Business is designed to enhance our already-strong business programs with cutting-edge technologies, adaptive and modern classrooms, and innovative collaboration spaces.

• Two large active classrooms, seven large traditional classrooms, and two smaller seminar classrooms.
• A Simulated Boardroom.
• A Collaboration Zone.
• A One-Button Studio.
• A team-based learning hall with 124 tiered seats.
• Several conference, reading, and group study rooms.
• Two computer labs.
• Gigi’s Café.
• 42 Faculty offices.
• The Great Room – a large lobby to accommodate guest speakers and events.
• A Bloomberg Classroom and a Capital Markets Room, which provide industry-leading technology and access to real-time financial data.

Did You Know?

• Bloomberg ranked Stonehill among the best business schools in the United States.
• Our Healthcare Administration program is one of the few undergraduate programs fully AUPHA certified.
• Stonehill College is one of 42 undergraduate-only institutions to have earned AACSB accreditation.

Leo Meehan, Dean of the Meehan School of Business Deb Salvucci, President John Denning, C.S.C.

Meeting and greeting at Meehan School of Business Dedication

Collaboration Zone

W.B. Mason Truck at Meehan School of Business

Finals Care Packages from W.B. Mason

Grateful Students

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