As over fifty classes of alumni and students can attest, Covenant is the academically rigorous institution for students who want to prepare for a life that reflects the power and grace of Christ in everything they do. Under the guidance and instruction of dedicated teacher-scholars, students learn how to integrate their faith with their academic study in a broad array of disciplines from art to philosophy, community development to physics. Providing a first-rate education to these students means providing top-notch facilities in which they may study and learn.
The addition of Brock Hall, a new academic building named in honor of former Covenant College president Dr. Frank Brock, on the north end of campus further promotes a central academic village in the core of Covenant’s campus.
Located across from Carter Hall, between the Overlook and the Dora Maclellan Brown Memorial Chapel, Brock Hall consists of approximately 24,000 square feet on three floors. It features classrooms, a lecture hall, a seminar room, faculty and staff offices, a faculty lounge, two conference rooms, and both indoor and outdoor common space. Wireless Internet is available throughout.
The building is home to the community development, economics, education, foreign languages, history, interdisciplinary studies, and sociology departments, along with the Chalmers Center. It benefits from excellent views of the eastern vista.
The Dottie Brock Gardens, named in honor of Dr. Brock's wife, stretch from Brock Hall to Carter Hall.
To learn more about the other capital projects, click on the images to the right or the links below.
