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Jacobs Management Center (JACOBS) - North Campus, Academic Sector
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Jacobs Management Center
The Jacobs Management Center is fully equipped to serve all of the needs of UB's globally recognized
School of Management. Housing faculty offices, classroom space, and computer laboratory facilities all under one roof, the center offers comprehensive learning services.
Namesake
The School of Management's building bears the Jacobs family name, in honor of a $1 million gift provided in 1985. The building honors the late Louis Jacobs and his wife, the late Genevieve Bibby Jacobs.
The couple had three sons. Jeremy M. Jacobs, chair and CEO of Delaware North Companies, is chair of the UB Council and chaired the UB Presidential Search Advisory Committee whose efforts led to the naming of John B. Simpson as UB's 14th president. He also donated the historic Butler Mansion on Delaware Ave to the university in 2000 (see: Jacobs Executive Development Center). The late Lawrence D. Jacobs, a world-renowned researcher in the treatment of multiple sclerosis, was professor and chair of the UB Department of Neurology at the time of his death in 2001. Max Jacobs, a successful stage actor who counts King Lear among his roles, is active in a wide range of community and cultural activities.
Historical research and photographs provided by University Archives.
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Building Facts Primary function: Academic Tenants: School of Management, Printed Document Services Architect: Hutchins, Evans, and Lefferts of New York City; Biggie-Schaflucas of Buffalo Completion date: January, 1985 Gross square feet: 83,997 Construction cost: $4,941,000
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