Cynthia S. Ross Hall Business Building

New building is key in taking university’s booming business education to the next level.

Cameron University’s School of Business is one of its largest and strongest programs, whose rapid growth resulted in the need for a significantly larger, leading-edge building to accommodate its growing enrollment.

The solution provided by FSB’s creative team resulted in construction of a beautiful two-story structure with distinctive educational features, including a simulated stock trading floor with a real-time market ticker board. Modern-day business educational needs were also served through a computer lab containing 48 fully equipped workstations and an accounting lab with space for 22. A career center, complete with practice interview rooms and an adjacent observation room, provides additional interactive educational opportunities.

With a red brick exterior featuring cream-colored archways and accents, along with large glass windows throughout, the bottom floor begins with a central lobby leading directly into a two-story, 114-seat auditorium. Gathering areas with comfortable seating are scattered throughout, encouraging students and faculty to interact informally on a regular basis. Classrooms, seminar rooms, traditional administrative spaces and faculty offices are present on both floors.

University officials were so pleased with the finished result that the decision was made for all future campus buildings to match this project’s architectural style and look, creating a streamlined appearance for the future. The facility was also renamed, Cynthia S. Ross Hall Business School, in honor of the university’s retiring president who worked closely with FSB throughout the entire design and construction process.

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“FSB’s design approach ensured Cameron was fully engaged during the design and construction process. there was not a single instance of FSB’s personnel not paying close attention to what we had to say. Very responsive, as well as very interested in satisfying our requests.”

Glen Pinkston, Former Vice President for Business & Finance
114
seat auditorium
48
fully-wired PC stations for students & faculty use
22
person accounting lab