strategy that engages teachers from the partner districts as faculty while they complete AU graduate coursework and become leaders in mathematics and science education. Parolini Music Center: Named for alumni and supporters Roger and Marilyn Parolini, the facility includes a music ensemble room, art studio, two teaching studios and music practice rooms. Phillips Library: Built in 1962, the library's collection includes more than 99,000 books and 7,000 multimedia materials. The building includes a computer lab, the Center for Teaching & Learning and study rooms. Stephens Hall: Houses the Fox River Valley Center for Community Enrichment, Perry Theatre, the School of Nursing and the “Spartan Spot” student commons area. Wackerlin Center for Faith and Action: Located in a restored modern home designed by the architecture firm Keck and Keck, the Wackerlin Center is the hub for campus ministries, community service and leadership studies. Watkins Hall: Watkins Hall houses freshmen in air-conditioned double rooms and suites. The building is co-ed by wing, with same-gender, community-style bathrooms located on each floor. Wilkinson Hall: One of the original residence halls on campus, Wilkinson Hall was built in 1912 and houses freshmen and upperclassmen. George Williams College of Aurora University is located on the shores of Geneva Lake in Williams Bay, Wisconsin and includes 137.5 acres of property. Buildings include: Beasley Campus Center: Originally built in 1980 and named for the Beasley family, the center was expanded in 1996 and remodeled in 2007. It currently houses the campus dining facilities, space for concerts, banquets and receptions. Housed within the building are the Elliot Frank Activities Center and the Sir George Williams Room, a replica of YMCA founder Sir George Williams' room in London where he held meetings. Brandenburg Hall: Designed by Emery Stanford Hall and built in 1916 this building includes offices for Music by the Lake, a summer concert series held annually. It is named after former GWC trustee and Associate General Secretary of the YMCA National Council, Earl Brandenburg. Coffman Residence Hall: Named for past GWC president Harold Coffman, this building was built in 1960 and includes single rooms for student housing. Emery Residence Hall: Built in 1998 and named after the Emery family, this student housing includes double and triple rooms and large gathering spaces. Ferro Pavilion: Home to summer music series Music by the Lake, the permanent outdoor facility was built in 2008 and named in honor of lake residents Michael