three medium classrooms (75 to 100 students each), four small classrooms (32 students each) and 46 offices for Mercer's biology, chemistry, biochemistry, and neuroscience programs. Mercer began construction on Phase II of the Mercer Landing development in early 2018. The project, located adjacent to the residential loft complex completed in 2016, will provide more student housing and more parking for the complex and for Five Star Stadium, which is located across Mercer University Drive. Presidents Billington McCarter Sanders (1833–1840) Otis Smith (1840–1844) John Leadley Dagg (1844–1854) Nathaniel Macon Crawford(1854–1856) Shelton Palmer Sanford (acting President; 1856–1858) Nathaniel Macon Crawford (1858–1866) Henry Holcombe Tucker (1866–1871) Archibald John Battle (1872–1889) Gustavus Alonzo Nunnally (1889–1893) Joseph Edgerton Willet (acting President; 1893) James Bruton Gambrell (1893–1896) Pinckney Daniel Pollock (1896–1903) William Heard Kilpatrick (acting President; 1903–1905) Charles Lee Smith (1905–1906) Samuel Young Jameson (1906–1913) James Freeman Sellers (acting President; 1913–1914) William Lowndes Pickard (1914–1918) Rufus Washington Weaver (1918–1927) Andrew Phillip Montague (acting President; 1927–1928) Spright Dowell (1928–1953) George Boyce Connell (1953–1959) Spright Dowell (interim President; 1959–1960) Rufus Carrollton Harris (1960–1979) Raleigh Kirby Godsey (1979–2006) William D. Underwood (2006–present) Campuses and buildings Macon campus The main campus of Mercer University is in Macon, approximately south of Atlanta. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Stetson-Hatcher School of Business, the Tift College of Education, the Townsend School of Music, the School of Engineering, the School of Medicine, and programs of the College of Professional Advancement are located on the Macon campus. The R. Kirby Godsey Administration Building, the W. G. Lee Alumni House, and the Emily Parker Myers Admissions and Welcome Center (listed as R. J. Anderson House) are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Also listed are the Amanda Bell House (listed as Lassiter House), which houses the Robert McDuffie Center for Strings of the Townsend School of Music, located on College Street one mile (1.6 km) from the main campus, and the Grand Opera House, a county-owned performing arts center operated by Mercer. The Macon campus is home to the Office of International Programs, which offers exchange partnerships between Macon and universities in countries such as England, Scotland, Germany, Spain, France, Sweden, Morocco, Argentina, Japan, Hong Kong, and South Korea. Law school campus (Macon) The Mercer University School of Law is located on its own campus in Macon, one mile (1.6 km) from the main campus. The Law School building is a