The Michigan Engineering community extends its heartfelt thanks to those who have made a lasting investment to benefit Michigan Engineering.

Gifts of all kinds are significant and appreciated. The donor wall and named spaces at the University recognize donors for this reason.

Named Spaces

• Mortimer E. Cooley Building (1953)
• Walter E. Lay Automotive Laboratory (1955)
• George G. Brown Laboratories (1957, 1964)
• Chrysler Center (1967) a gift of the Chrysler Corporation
• Herbert H. Dow Building (1982)
• Alice Aycock’s Summaries of Arithmetic Through Dust, Including Writing Not Yet Printed (1992) a gift of the Class of 1933E
• Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Building (1993) a gift of Association Francois-Xavier Bagnoud
• Gerome Kamrowski’s Trio (1993) a gift of the Class of 1942E
• Beverly Pepper’s Triad Ritual (1993) a gift of the Class of 1937E
• Maya Lin’s Wave Field (1995) a gift of Association Francois-Xavier Bagnoud
• Ann and Robert H. Lurie Tower (1996) a gift of Ann Lurie (LLD Hon. ’03)
• Robert H. Lurie Engineering Center (1996) a gift of Ann Lurie (LLD Hon. ’03)
• Alexander Liberman’s Begob (1996) a gift of the Class of 1945E and the NROTC classes starting in 1942
• Reflecting Pool and Fred’s Fountain (1997) a gift of the Class of 1947E
• Wolverine (2001) a gift of the Class of 2001E
• Kenneth Snelson’s Indexer II (2002) a gift of the Class of 1950E
• Carl A. Gerstacker Building (2002) a gift primarily of the Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation
• Ann and Robert H. Lurie Biomedical Engineering Building (2006) a gift of Ann Lurie (LLD Hon. ’03)
• Bob and Betty Beyster Building (2006)
• Class of 55E Garden a gift of the Class of 1955E
• Robert H. Lurie Nanofabrication Facility (2008) a gift of Ann Lurie (LLD Hon. ’03)
• Clement Meadmore’s Hob Nob (2008) a gift of Jagdish C. (BSE CE ’63, MSE ’64) and Saroj (MA ’68) Janveja
• Fletcher Benton’s Tilted Donut with S, 2006 (2008) a gift of the Class of 1956E
• Gorguze Family Laboratory (2011)