Stillman College

The pristine surrounds of Stillman College create the ideal liberal arts environment. The Colleges attractive 105-acre campus combines the history andtradition of the past with the innovation and pluralistic culture of the future. Stillmans unfaltering commitment to providing an elite education for its1,000 highly-capable, enthusiastic students drives change not only on the Stillman campus, but also in the community. The campus continues to experienceexponential growth and revitalization under the visionary leadership of its fifth president, Ernest McNealey, Ph.D. Set in motion when he took the helmon July 1, 1997, the physical plant includes four new structures: the Wynn Fine Arts Center; Roulhac Residence Hall; the School of Education building;and a stadium with accompanying fields, buildings and NCAA regulation track. Consistent with Dr. McNealeys revitalization efforts to create a sense ofplace, the Thomas E. Lyle Band Center and NCAA regulation tennis complex was completed in the 2010.