The exterior of the new expansion to the Aeronautics and Engineering Building.

Naming Opportunities

Philanthropic support is more than simply important; it is essential if we are to make this vision for our students - and greater community - a reality.

The bottom line is simple: We need supporters who share our understanding of the facility's importance - and our vision for the College of Aeronautics and Engineering's dynamic future - to lean forward and say "yes" to a project that is important and transformative.

We are growing - in both enrollment and square feet! Our 44,000 square foot expansion has many spaces that will be in need of a name - and nothing will sound better than yours!

Learning Spaces

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    Dr. Tao Shen solders an electrical component at the Advanced Medical Robot Lab

    Bot Bunker

    The Bot Bunker is CAE’s foundation of automation supporting key research areas in humanoid robots, AI systems, and autonomous mechatronic systems for industry and medicine.

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    Students relax in the cyber domain

    cyber.domain

    The cyber.domain is a collection of three teaching and research laboratories all with an emphasis on the critically important area of cybersecurity engineering and computer engineering technology.

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    Students assemble a rocket in the Design Lab

    Innovation Way

    Innovation Way creates a dynamic learning environment with flexible and adaptable teaching and research lab spaces and will provide a truly unique and impactful set of facilities enabling students to understand the entire engineering design and manufacturing enterprise.

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    an air traffic student communicates with planes in a tower simulator

    Air Traffic Control Lab

    The Air Traffic Control Lab supports hands-on, simulated training in all three areas of air traffic control: Tower, Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) and En-Route.  The simulation workstations can be used to create any combination of tower, terminal, and en route controller positions, and provide future air traffic controllers with the look and feel of an actual air traffic control facility.

Associate Director, Philanthropy, College of Aeronautics and Engineering

Interested in a Sponsorship? 

For more information or to discuss a philanthropic partnership or sponsorship, please contact Andrew Morrison, Dir., Philanthropy & Corporate Relations.

Email: amorri28@kent.edu

Phone: (330) 257-5375

 

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