• We have invested over $5.5 million in improving the campus — investments that will have an immediate transformational impact and contribute to sustainability at Centenary.

• We are creating an even more inviting place to live, learn, and lead, building programs and environments that allow our students to share learning in new ways.

• We are experiencing a renewal because of leaders who are committed to our success and dedicated to our continuing transformation, including the student leaders who will help direct a portion of our reinvestment.

Campus-Wide

• Better lighting has been installed along Woodlawn Avenue and throughout the Arboretum.

• Motion sensors for lights have been installed in offices and classrooms.

• Electric meters have been installed in buildings across campus to monitor energy use.

• A new sidewalk has been poured along Wilkinson Street.

• Centenary’s guesthouse has a renovated kitchen and a new roof.

• The boiler and piping that heat Mickle Hall of Science, the Smith Building, Brown Chapel, the Hurley buildings, and Magale Library was replaced.

Bynum Commons

• Bynum Commons has received 3 new HVAC units and the Dining Hall hot water supply has been replaced.

Feazel Instrumental Hall

• Roof repairs have been made to Feazel Instrumental Hall.

Hamilton Hall

• Outdoor building signs have been installed at Hamilton Hall.

Hurley School of Music

• The Hurley School of Music building has received upgrades to the plumbing and painting.

• The Anderson Green room has been re-painted and new carpet has been placed.

• The Hurley School of Music building has undergone HVAC renovations.

• A new underground cooling/heating water supply line to the Hurley School of Music Building was installed to improve reliable supply for systems and eliminate continuing leaks.

Jackson Hall

• Jackson Hall has undergone HVAC renovations.
  

Kilpatrick Auditorium

• Roof repairs have been made to Kilpatrick Auditorium.

Marjorie Lyons Playhouse

• The Playhouse has received new chairs, carpeting, and paint. A new energy-efficient HVAC system has been installed as well as outdoor signs.

Mickle Hall of Science

• Mickle Hall of Science has received updates to the roofing and restrooms, lab renovations, painting, and new furniture.

• Fire code issues have been addressed for the workrooms, restrooms, and stairways in Mickle Hall of Science.

• New doors were installed in Mickle Hall of Science.

Residence Halls

• The sidewalks around Hardin, Sexton, and James Hall have been repaired.

• Parking lots located behind James and Hardin Residence Halls have been paved. Brick pavers have also been added to the parking lot entries to identify walkways.
  

• The covered breezeway connecting Sexton, James, and Hardin Residence Halls has been reinforced.

Cline Hall

• New tables have been placed in Cline Hall (student-led project).

• New sections of water line were installed at Cline Residence Hall.

• Energy management controls have been installed and the heating system boiler has been replaced in Cline Residence Hall.

Hardin Hall

• Hardin Hall has received new paint, flooring, and new countertops in bedrooms, bathrooms, hallways, and common areas.

James Hall

• James Hall has received improvements for the hosting of the Green House.

• Emergency exit doors were corrected in James Residence Hall.

Sexton Hall

• The domestic water supply to Sexton was replaced.

Student Life

• All basketball goals have been replaced with newer models.

• A new scoreboard and pavilion with water fountain and picnic tables were installed on Jones Rice Field. (An SGA-led improvement.)

• The Moore Student Union building has received bathroom renovations and new paint as well as roof repairs.
  

• The band shell has been painted (student-led project).

• Mickle Hall will receive with elevator upgrades and HVAC renovations to install energy management controls in summer of 2012.

• Renovations for Cline Residence Hall and Rotary Hall Suites are in the planning stage. The renovations under consideration for Cline Residence Hall include indoor renovations:

  • replacing the flooring

  • repainting

  • fixing shower drainage issues

  • replacing heating and cooling system piping

  • lobby and laundry room renovations

  • new heating and cooling units for the third floor

• Outdoor renovations being considered include concrete staining, outdoor carpeting, and painting and drainage improvements.

• Outdoor lighting is being replaced with LED lighting and new poles.

• Motion sensors in rooms across campus continue to be installed.

• James Hall will continue to receive updates for the living learning communities such as paints and bike racks.

• The Gold Dome will receive new awning to prevent water intrusion and roof repairs.

• A Centenary marquee sign is planned for installation on Kings Highway.