ABOUT SMU COX
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Named in honor of James Mitchell Collins—business leader, public servant, family man, and exemplary alumnus of Southern Methodist University—the Collins Executive Education Center opened in September 2005. The 67,000-square foot facility houses the Executive MBA and Executive Education programs along with the MBA Global Programs office, the KPMG Institute for Corporate Governance, the Norman E. Brinker Institute for Hospitality and Restaurant Management, and the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking (SWGSB).
The Collins Center features high-tech classrooms and meeting rooms, informal gathering places, and convenient amenities.
- Four tiered classrooms, each with seating for 66 students
- A 40-seat classroom with flexible seating arrangements
- Fourteen seminar rooms with seating for groups from six to 10 to promote teamwork and student interaction
- A 24-seat boardroom
- A conference room with seating for 12
- Beautiful reception and gathering areas
- A 297-seat auditorium
- Business center and executive lounge
- A dining room with seating for 100
- An outdoor plaza for additional event space
- A rooftop terrace for relaxed networking
The Collins Center represents a shared commitment between the Cox School and the local business community to helping employers and individuals improve their performance through continuous improvement and lifelong learning.
