Named Spaces
Florida Tech is grateful for the individuals who have contributed to the development of Florida Tech's facilities. Named spaces range from classes and offices, to conference rooms and laboratories, to entire buildings and floors. In every case, the spaces named contribute to the mission of Florida Tech in a lasting way.
We invite individuals, foundations and corporations who believe in the value of exemplary higher education to name space at the university. According to renowned educator and engineer Charles Kettering, "The greatest thing this generation can do is lay a few stepping stones for the next generation." Gifts to name spaces do precisely that.
| Title (Name) | Location | Year Established |
|---|---|---|
| Gordon Nelson Health Sciences Building | F.W. Olin Quad | 2022 |
| Ted and Melissa Parker Early Intervention Classroom | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2019 |
| Vik and Sandy Verma Lobby | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2019 |
| Fred & Meredith Sutton Functional Assessment Area and Playground | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2019 |
| Gordon and Joy Patterson Botanical Garden | Gordon and Joy Patterson Botanical Garden | 2021 |
| Geraldine E. Phipps Biomedical Lab | Gordon L. Nelson Health Sciences Building | 2022 |
| Douglas M. Schuler Laboratory | Gordon L. Nelson Health Sciences Building | 2014 |
| The New York Jets Classroom | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2018 |
| Steven M. Lewis Family Foundation Kenneth Allen Lewis Room | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2009 |
| The Williams Family Balcony | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2019 |
| The Williams Family Staff Offices | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2019 |
| Lawrence “Larry” E. Mertens Building | Mertens Marine Center | 2014 |
| The Dan DeRosa Sensory Room | Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Research | 2022 |