MAU R I CE J. GALL AG H ER, J R. HALL
PHILANTHROPIC OPPORTUNITIES
Invest in the Future of Business Education at UC Davis
GALLAGHER HALL FAST FACTS
SIZE
Three stories with total of
40,000 gross square feet
COMPLETION
September 2009
DESIGN AND BUILD TEAM
Sasaki Associates Inc.
San Francisco, Calif.
Sundt Construction Inc.
Sacramento, Calif.
FEATURES
• LEED Platinum
certification reflects
School’s ethos
of sustainability
• Vibrant, open spaces
foster creativity,
collaboration and
community
• Technologically
advanced classrooms
designed for interactive learning
• Expanded space for students’
extracurricular activities
• Integrated, state-of-the-art
student affairs and career
development center
• Garden and courtyard
areas for special events
and networking
• Bold architecture makes
physical statement of
UC Davis’ leadership role
in business education
GALLAGHER HALL
A World-class Learning Center
for the Future of Business Education
Launching a new era of leadership and
impact in management education, the
Graduate School of Management opened the
doors of Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr. Hall in
September 2009. The building received top
LEED Platinum certification two years later.
Featuring a striking glass-and-tile facade,
state- of-the-art technology and open
spaces that inspire innovative thinking and
teamwork, Gallagher Hall offers a premier
learning environment to prepare UC Davis
MBA and accounting students to become
tomorrow’s business leaders.
We appreciate the many alumni, friends
and corporate partners who generously
support the School.
“UC Davis is a pioneer in
C L E A N T E C H N O L O GY
RESEARCH
and
E N E R GY-
EFFICIENCY SOLUTIONS.
Gallagher Hall is yet another
example of how our campus
both creates and adopts
clean energy innovations.”
— DEAN STEVEN C. CURR ALL
Their financial endorsement provides
the foundation for our nationally ranked
management education programs and is
critical to our future development.
We invite you to join us.
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GREEN FROM THE GROUND UP
LEED Certification: Building on a Foundation of Sustainability
From top to bottom, Gallagher Hall embodies the environmental stewardship
and ethos for which UC Davis and the Graduate School of Management
community are known. In 2011 our building became the first business
school building in California to meet the highest-level Platinum standard
of the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Environmental and
Energy Design (LEED) program.
Sustainable Sites
Energy and Atmosphere
•Pedestrian access to more than
10 nearby community services.
•40 percent more energy
efficient than a typical building.
•Secure bicycle spaces, preferred parking
for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles.
•Rooftop solar photovoltaics
provide 7.5 percent of electricity.
•Storm water captured and treated on site.
•State-of-the-art underground
heat source for radiant heating
and cooling.
•Light-colored roofs and paving keep
the building cooler.
Water Efficiency
•Native, drought-tolerant plants minimize
water use by more than 50 percent.
•Irrigation is with non-potable
‘utility’ water.
•Water use reduced by low-flow
plumbing fixtures, which use
40 percent less water.
Indoor Environmental Quality
•Paints, carpet and wood finishes
with low Volatile Organic Compounds.
•Large light well and tall windows
maximize daylight.
•Operable windows and shades
provide individual control for comfort.
•Innovative ‘rain-screen’ construction facilitates climate control.
•Large light wells, tall windows
and sunshades reduce need for
electric lighting, provide shading
and reduce solar heat-gain.
Materials and Resources
•More than 75 percent of
construction waste and
debris created was recycled.
•30 percent of architectural
materials have high recycled
content values.
•Forest Stewardship Council
certified wood.
•100 percent outside ventilation
provides excellent air quality.
Innovation and Design
•Green housekeeping practices.
•LEED-accredited professional
on the team.
•Renewable solar energy exceeds
California Title 24 by 40 percent.
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Sierra magazine has named
UC Davis the nation’s “Coolest
School” for its sustainability
and climate change efforts.
Your Message
TAKE A SEAT IN
GALLAGHER HALL
Leave a legacy for the UC Davis Graduate
School of Management community to
enjoy for generations to come. Imagine
tomorrow’s students taking notes, studying for exams and listening to executive
presentations from “your seat.”
With a $1,500 contribution to our Endowment for Excellence,
you will join an exceptional group of donors who are supporting
the continued quality of our nationally ranked MBA program.
As a lasting recognition of
your generosity, an elegant
nameplate bearing the
inscription of your choice
will be placed on one of
the 76 desks in the building’s
largest classroom, the Ali
Abbaszadeh Lecture Hall.
gsm.ucdavis.edu/takeaseat
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Gold = Available Seats
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GALLAGHER HALL
|
FIRST FLOOR
Grand Foyer Stairway
The dramatic glass and steel Grand Foyer Stairway takes guests
upstairs to the second floor. The stairway ties together many
of the architectural themes of the nearby Mondavi Center for the
Performing Arts and the UC Davis Conference Center.
Naming Opportunity: $50,000
With sleek, comfortable
furnishings, a fireplace and
fine art from the university’s
art museum, Gallagher Hall’s
Grand Foyer serves as the
School’s living room. During
a typical day this vibrant,
inviting space welcomes
Grand Foyer
executives, recruiters and
prospective students, and
provides a comfortable space for students to gather and discuss
class assignments or enjoy a coffee break with a favorite professor.
Naming Opportunity: $1,000,000
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Student
Patio
Northeast
Stairway
“Take a Seat”
Corporate
Interview Rooms
Student Affairs
Suite
Northwest
Stairway
Grand Foyer
Stairway
Northwest
Entry
Grand Foyer
FIRST FLOOR
Gold = Available
Naming Opportunities
| PHILANTHROPIC OPPORTUNITIES
INTERNAL SPACES
Grand Foyer and Entrance Hall (The “Great Room”)
Student Affairs Suite
$1,000,000
Grand Foyer Stairway
$50,000
Corporate Interview Rooms $25,000
Northwest Stairway
$15,000
Northeast Stairway
$15,000
$250,000
EXTERNAL SPACES
South Courtyard
$300,000
Northwest Entry
$100,000
Student Patio
$100,000
Northwest Stairway
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GALLAGHER HALL
|
SECOND FLOOR
FoyerLounge
Stairway
Student Salon Grand
and Coffee
Gallagher Hall’s second floor offers a comfortable environment for
students, faculty and staff to collaborate and work efficiently. The floor
includes classrooms, resource centers, conference rooms and offices.
The Student Salon and Coffee
Lounge provides a comfortable
gathering spot for networking
and conversation.
Naming Opportunity: $50,000
Our Teaching Resource
Center offers bright, natural
light and an open space that
encourages collaboration.
Naming Opportunity: $50,000
Grand Foyer
Teaching Resource Center
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Information
Technology Center
Administrative
Resource Center
Southeast Balcony
Teaching Resource Center
Student
Conference Rooms
Mail/Copy Room
Staff Offices
(includes alumni relations and
corporate relations offices)
Academic and
Student Services Office
Elevator Lobby
Student Salon
and Coffee Lounge
Student
Leadership Center
Covered
Glass Bridge
to Conference
Center
Gold = Available
Seminar Room with Balcony
(Seats 18)
SECOND FLOOR
Naming Opportunities
| PHILANTHROPIC OPPORTUNITIES
Covered Glass Bridge to Conference Center $250,000
Seminar Room with Balcony
$200,000
Student Salon and Coffee Lounge $50,000
Teaching Resource Center
$50,000
Adademic and Student Affairs Office $35,000
Administrative Resource Center
$35,000
Student Leadership Center
$35,000
Information Technology Center
$35,000
Staff Offices
$20,000
Elevator Lobby
$15,000
Mail/Copy Room
$15,000
Southeast Balcony
$15,000
Teaching Resource Center
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GALLAGHER HALL
|
THIRD FLOOR
Executive Board Room
The third floor is home to faculty offices, the dean’s suite and the
Executive Board Room. It is a dedicated space where faculty can
collaborate and guests of the School can meet.
The Executive Board Room is a state-of-the-art conference room where
the dean, his advisory boards, faculty and special guests hold business
meetings, small seminars, private lunches and dinner parties. Floor-toceiling windows offer spectacular views of the campus and beyond.
Naming Opportunity: $500,000
The School’s faculty,
emeriti and visiting
professors have
their offices on the
third floor.
Naming Opportunity:
$25,000 per
faculty office
Faculty Office
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Faculty Offices
Gold = Available
Naming Opportunities
Associate
Deans’ Offices
Dean’s Suite
Executive
Board Room
(Seats 25)
Dean’s Office
and Balcony
THIRD FLOOR
Dean’s Conference Room
(Seats 8)
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PHILANTHROPIC OPPORTUNITIES
Dean’s Suite
$500,000
Executive Board Room
$500,000
Dean’s Office and Balcony
$150,000
Dean’s Conference Room
$35,000
Associate Deans’ Offices
$30,000
Faculty Offices
$25,000
Dean’s Suite
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We are grateful to Maurice J.
and Marcia G. Gallagher for
their $10 million gift—the largest
single gift to the campus by a
UC Davis alumnus—to name
Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr. Hall.
Their generosity has a transformational impact on the quality
of the Graduate School of
Management’s new building
and strengthens the School’s
ability to provide students
with world-class academic
programs and opportunities.
gsm.ucdavis.edu/gallagher
GALLAGHER HALL
LEADERSHIP GIFTS
The UC Davis Graduate School of
Management recognizes, with sincere
thanks and appreciation, the leadership gifts and pledges provided by
the following donors in support of
Gallagher Hall.
Transformational Gift ($10,000,000)
Maurice J. 71 and Marcia G. Gallagher
Building Platinum Society
($100,000 – $250,000)
Reza & Debra Abbaszadeh
Richard C. & Joy M. Dorf
Robert W. & Helga Medearis
Roger & Claudia Salquist
Building Century Club
($50,000 – $99,000)
Jerome J. Suran & Helen Singer Suran
The Greg 76 & Dean Chabrier Family
“Marcia and I are thrilled that
TH E BU I L D I N G H A S E A R N E D
TH E L E E D PL ATI N UM R AT I N G .
It’s the result of a team effort
that reflects the School’s
collaborative culture and
LEADERSHIP ON ISSUES
O F C L E A N E N E R GY
A N D E N V I R O N M E N TA L
S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y, which are
also very important to us.”
—M AURICE J. GALL AGHER, JR.
Building Benefactor ($25,000 – $49,999)
The Agatstein Family
Roger Akers & Carole Waterman
Kevin M. 72 & Kim Bacon 79
Nicole Woolsey Biggart MA 77,
James F. Biggart & Scott Woolsey Biggart
Michael C. 76 & Renee Child 76
Steven C. & Cheyenne X.Y.Z. Currall
Paul A. & Eva Griffin
First Northern Bank
Robert L. 69, MA 71 & Sandra E. Lorber 73
Mark Otero MBA 07 & Julie Ku
Mark MBA 99 & Marissa Schmidt
Robert H. Smiley & JoAnn Cannon
Chih-Ling Tsai, Yu-Yen Tsai & Ching-Ju Liao
Frank & Kim Washington
Wellhead Electric Co. Inc.
Building Patron ($15,000 – $24,999)
Gary 72 & Beth Brooks
Bryan P. Chu MBA 01
Oliver Demuth MBA 01
“When I found out that the
Miriam R. Glock
Brian MBA 95 & Nancy Hartmeier
C O M M I TM E N T C O U L D B E
Gordon C. Hunt, Jr. MD, MBA 97
FU LFI LLE D OVE R SE VE R AL
Hester Roofing Co.
YEARS, it seemed like a no-brainer.
Christopher M. Lee MBA 01
What an easy way to let the
Pamela G. Marrone &
Michael J. Rogers MBA 93
School know what a P O S I T I V E
Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP
MY L I F E . And the results are
Gregory Siegfried MBA 01
literally concrete in nature.”
I M PAC T I T H A S M A D E O N
Members of the Class of 2004
—M A R K D. S C H M I DT M BA 9 9
Senior Director, Channel
Development | EchoFirst Inc.
Members of the Class of 2005
Building Supporter (Up to $14,999)
Anonymous (2)
Jill Abrams MBA 03
Scott Adler MBA 91
Brian L. Albert MBA 04
Leighton Allen MBA 03
William F. 50
& Jean M. Allewelt
Pete Anderson MBA 02
Ashwin Aravindakshan
John Argo MBA 04
Beth Ashkin MBA 98
Russell J. Austin
Raymond K. Austin MBA 00
Pejman Azarm MBA 05
Angie Balderas
Joe Balestrini
Brad Barber & Michael Borgg
Ann Barefield 98, MBA 01
Brent Barnum 98
Gordon & Lindy Beatie
John Beatty 81, MBA 87
Holly Bishop-Green 77
Guy Blanchard 90, MBA 98
Kelly K. Blake MBA 04
Ed Bondoc MBA 03
Steve F. Bouck
Becky Brover 01, MBA 06
L. Bryan 97, MBA 03, MS 08
David Bunch
Brian Burger MBA 06
Rich Buxton MBA 03
Steve Calderaro MBA 03
Phoebe Cameron MBA 98
Adrienne Capps
Tres MBA 03
& Dana Carpenter MBA 03
Lance Cason MBA 06
Carol Chang MBA 04
Joseph Chen
Rachel Chen
Aaron Chin MBA 00
Kevin Crow MBA 98
Christopher Cukor MBA 04
Noemi Danao Schroeder
MBA 04, MS 05
Chris Davis MBA 03
Chris Dods MBA 03
Jeff Doherty 91, MBA 04
Gina Dokko
Eamonn 83 & Kathleen Dolan
Andrew Ekstrom MBA 05
Kimberly Elsbach
Steven Escobar
Rose M. Elley MBA 04
Carlene Ellis
Jim & Kathy Errecarte
Randall Fairchild 85, MBA 98
Daniel 87, MAD 89
& Joy Faletti MAD 89
Chris Ferreira MBA 06
Benjamin Fineberg MBA 05
Ben Finkelor MBA 04
Andrew Fleischer 99
Ingrid C. Foster MBA 05
Wendy Forester 94, MBA 04
Heather R. Frank MBA 05
Jennifer Frase MBA 05
Heather Frazzano Braun
MBA 04
Kristy Geer Badger
Kathy Gleed 97
Eva Goode MBA 04
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“I took two seats in Gallagher Hall to say thanks
to the GSM and my family for their T I R E L E S S
S U P P O R T O F MY E D U C AT I O N A N D S U C C E S S …
and to keep a little piece of me on campus.”
— A N D R E A S. H E N D E R S O N M BA 07
Strategy Consultant, Wells Fargo Bank
Building Supporter (Up to $14,999) continued
Michele Goodman
Christopher Gormley MBA 05
Morlee Griswold MAD 85
Andrew Groth MBA 03
Jackson R. Gualco 78
Peter Haefner MBA 03
Sahra Halpern MBA 05
Roger Halualani 89, MBA 91
William Haraf
Dave Haskell MBA 04
David MBA 06
& Yvette Hatton MBA 06
Becky Heard
Mike & Shirley Helm
Andrea S. Henderson 02,
MBA 07
Sharon Henn MBA 92
Tracy Herrity MBA 04
Brian Hoblit MBA 07
Hilary Hoeber MBA 04
Sumiko Hong 95
Sonja Hongisto Bowman 85,
MBA 91
Ted Howes MBA 04
Alicia Jerome MBA 04
Marina Johansen MBA 04
Craig Jones MBA 06
Yeong Juang MBA 90
Cleveland Justis MBA 04
Erin Kahn MBA 95
Joe Kazmierczak MBA 03
Daniel Kennedy
Sherwin Khayatian MBA 06
DeeDee Kitchen
Barry & Gail Klein
Kathy Klenzendorf
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Kelly Kohlhepp Blake MBA 04
Sotiris Kolokotronis
James Kroger MAD 89
Roberta Kuhlman
Claire Kurmel MBA 04
William Lacy
Josh Leachman MBA 05
Daniel Lee MBA 06
Gabriela Lee MBA 04, MS 04
Jane C. Lee MBA 04
Edmond Leung MBA 93, MS 93
Gary Lew MBA 98
Paula Levy 86, MBA 91
Linda W. MAD 85
& Peter H. Lindert
Christina Lozano 95
Christopher Lynch 05
MacDonald Realty Inc.
& Marianne MacDonald
Inger Maher
Michael Maher
Dawn May 94
Mary McNally 87, MS 91, Ph.D. 93
Brian McQuaig
Mark Meyering MBA 05
Mehran Moghaddam 00, MBA 05
Scott Mortimer MBA 91
Chip Mrizek
Judy Nagai
Prasad Naik
Grove & Sally Nichols
Ken 68 & Joanne Nitzberg 71
Lee 93 & Grant Oerding
Gary & Andrea Orr
Linda & Nate Oubré
Don Palmer
Dennis Pendleton
Renato Pereira MBA 04
Tara Perkins Colombani
MBA 00
David F. Petroni 90
Don Quinby MBA 04
Susan Rainier
N.V. Ramanan
Kelly Ratliff 86, MBA 93
Chris Rector MBA 04
Anya Reid MBA 04
Kennedy E. Reyneveld 86,
MAD 89, MS 89
Pauny Rezai MBA 05
Bill Rhyne MBA 95
Tamara Rocco MBA 06
Jackie Romo & Tom Beamish
Mari 94 & Jeff Royer
Olivier Rubel
Brett Rugroden MBA 98
Sungene Ryang MBA 04
Vikas Salgia MBA 04
Lupe Sanchez 05
Babs Sandeen
Jacob Sanders MBA 04
Carol Sandifor
Anna Scherbina
Hal 52 & Carol Sconyers 04
Andrew Simanek 03, MBA 05
Eric Sohn MBA 03
Rissa V. Spears MS 78
Eugene Spevakov
MBA 06, Ph.D. 08
Nicole Starsinic 93
Steve Steinhauer MBA 98
Jim & Ann Stevens
Maril Stratton
Bill Sullivan 72
SunWest Foods Inc.
Kevin Tam MBA 91
Isho Tama-Sweet MBA 05
Mitch Taylor MBA 01
Greg Thomas MBA 98
Amit Tiwari MBA 05
Les Tso MBA 01
Tracy Twist MBA 04
Diana Vail 89 & Frank Fedor
Larry & Rosalie Vanderhoef
Jennifer Vogt MBA 03
VSP Global
Jason Wade MBA 04
Cathinka Wahlstrom MBA 91
Aimee Waldman MBA 06
Oksana Walton MBA 04
Adam Waters MBA 04
Christopher Welsh MBA 05
Aimee MBA 01
& Nate Whaley MBA 01
Bruce White
Wine Industry
Symposium Group
Brian MBA 06
& Dana Woodall MBA 07
David Woodruff
Shon H. Yang
Catherine Yang
Ayako Yasuda
Sonja Yates Seymour MBA 04
Chelle & Bob Yetman
Yvonne Ying MBA 06
Yunuen MBA 01
& Gabriel Zimmerer
“We are C O N T I N UA L LY
I M P R E S S E D BY T H E
S T U D E N T S the School
attracts, and the faculty
matches the caliber of
the students.”
The gift levels above recognize gifts and pledges
specifically associated with the Maurice J.
Gallagher, Jr. Hall building as of October 31, 2012,
and do not reflect total giving to the School.
—PA M E L A G. M A R RO N E
CEO, Marrone Bio Innovations
M I C H A E L J. RO G E R S M BA 93
Manager & Clinical Director
Sutter Counseling Center
Gallagher Hall leadership gifts and pledges are
counted toward The Campaign for UC Davis, a
university-wide initiative to inspire 100,000 donors
to contribute $1 billion in philanthropic support.
Note: Graduation years reflect UC Davis degrees only.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THESE OPPORTUNITIES
For more information on Gallagher Hall naming opportunities, please contact:
Judy Nagai, Assistant Dean of Development and External Relations
(530) 754-6939 | janagai@ucdavis.edu
gsm.ucdavis.edu/naming-opportunities
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ABOUT THE UC DAVIS
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
Dedicated to preparing innovative leaders for global impact, the
UC Davis Graduate School of Management is consistently ranked
among the premier business schools in the United States and
internationally. The School’s faculty members are globally renowned
for their teaching excellence and research in advancing management
thinking. With prime locations in Northern California’s economic
hubs, the School provides a bold, innovative approach to management
education to about 100 full-time MBA students at the UC Davis campus,
425 part-time MBA students in Sacramento and the San Francisco
Bay Area, and welcomed the charter class of Master of Professional
Accountancy students in fall 2012.
NEW UC DAVIS GATEWAY
Gallagher Hall is a cornerstone of an inviting new gateway to
UC Davis. This high-profile front door to the campus also features
the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, the Robert Mondavi
Institute for Food and Wine Science (including an experimental
vineyard, winery and brewery), the Walter A. Buehler Alumni and
Visitors Center, the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum
of Art (now under construction), the UC Davis Conference Center
adjoined to Gallagher Hall, and a Hyatt Place Hotel.
Walter A. Buehler
Alumni & Visitors Center
Hyatt
Place
Hotel at
UC Davis
Alumni Lane
Gallagher Hall /Graduate
School of Management
Robert and Margrit
Mondavi Center for
the Performing Arts
Vanderhoef Quad
Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art
UC Davis
Conference Center