and 120 faculty offices. Spaces throughout Saad hariri, a 1992 alumnus of the school received. Other large gifts include the phi-
the building are equipped with data ports, and son of the late prime minister of lanthropy of Robert McDonough, who gave
flat-screen monitors, and videoconferenc- lebanon, Rafik B. hariri, donated $20 upwards of $35 million to enhance the busi-
ing capabilities, allowing for global con- million for the building. To what extent has ness school’s programs.
nectivity. The new building also houses this gift assisted you in your efforts to create
the Fisher Colloquium, a large event space a state-of-the-art learning facility? This gift how will undergraduate and graduate
with a wall of windows overlooking the is an impressive and fitting example of the students benefit from the new building?
Georgetown campus. Hariri Foundation’s work of sponsoring higher As we can now locate all students, faculty,
education and its commitment to providing and staff in one building, we are increasing
Separate and apart from the beauty of the university access for many different students. opportunities for collaboration. Our new,
building there is this enhanced functionality, world-class building also has enhanced our
which makes it a truly impressive gift from the The Hariri Foundation gift is one of the ability to attract talented professors to our
alumni and donors who supported it. largest gifts that the business school has school. We have added 13 new full-time faculty
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