Rahme Learning Center

The Rahme Learning Resource Center is named after the late Mary H. Rahme who was a former Blackburn College faculty member. Funding for the building was made possible in large part by a gift from her husband, Selim Rahme. The building, which had provided a small teaching area, a conference room and large storage space for Lumpkin Library, was completely renovated by students in the Work Program during the 2003-2004 academic year. Rahme now boasts six faculty offices, three spacious classrooms, a technology classroom, an elevator, the Donna Hendrickson Curriculum Library and a writing lab. Future plans allow for further basement renovations to make room for expansion within the Education Department. See inside this building