The 168-acre Macon Campus, located in western Bibb County near the intersection of U.S. Highway 80 and Interstate 475, is our oldest and largest campus, with 10 major structures committed to academic and student support. These include: Professional Sciences and Conference Center (shown above) -- This new building, located to the left of the Jones Building shown below, was completed in early 2009. It is home to the School of Business, the School of Information Technology and the Conference Center. Student Life Center (at right) -- The Student Life Center houses admissions and registration offices, cafeteria, bookstore and (temporarily) the School of Education. Library and Academic Resources Center -- Our library and ARC building is equipped with the latest technology. It also features a coffee shop, study rooms and dozens of computers for individual or group study.
Charles H. Jones Building (shown below) -- This building, situated along our lake, is home to the School of Nursing and Natural Sciences. Humanities/Social Sciences Building -- This building houses the Humanities and Social Sciences programs within the School of Arts and Sciences. The building is directly adjacent to the Arts Complex/Theatre.
The other major buildings on campus are:
Administration Gymnasium Learning Support Building and Auditorium -- In addition to learning support programs, this building is the temporary location for the Educational Technology Center and the Regional Educational Service Agency. Sciences Annex Wellness Center
As of July 2009, construction is taking place on the Macon Campus for a new Education Building. This building, expected to be occupied by the Fall of 2011, will become the permanent home of the School of Education, the Educational Technology Center and the Regional Educational Service Agency.
Map of Macon Campus Directions to Macon Campus Warner Robins Campus
Our Macon Campus is in a beautiful setting, as it sits in the middle of the Waddell Barnes Botanical Gardens, which offer students and visitors alike beauty and colorful surroundings throughout the year.