Business School facilities on central campus (Seattle):

Most Business School classes and activities are in four buildings. Balmer Hall, named for Thomas Balmer, former president of the University Board of Regents, contains classrooms and computer labs. There are four computer labs in Balmer Hall that are available to Business School students.

MacKenzie Hall, named in memory of Prof. Donald Mackenzie, Chair of the Department of Accounting from 1949 to 1955, contains the Dean's Office, the Undergraduate Program Office, the Graduate Program Office, Business Administration Computer Services (BACS), Office of Development and External Relations, faculty offices, five department offices, and other business administration program offices.

Nearby Lewis Hall contains the Business Career Center, the PhD program office and other faculty and administrative offices.

A fourth building, on the north side of Balmer, has three distinct components: the Bank of America Executive Education Center (which includes the James B. Douglas Executive Forum), the Boeing Auditorium, and the Albert O. and Evelyn Foster Business Library.

The Business School's latest addition is the Eastside Executive Center. Located at 10220 NE Points Drive in Kirkland, Washington (map/directions), the Eastside Executive Center houses the administrative offices for the Technology Management MBA and Master of Science in Information Systems Programs. In addition, the Eastside Executive Center offers two classrooms and a dining area.