and Jacky Ferro in recognition of their generous leadership gift. Presented by George Williams College of Aurora University, Music by the Lake is an outdoor entertainment series that features big band, classical, musical theater, family shows, opera and classic rock concerts throughout the summer months. The Ferro Pavilion provides concertgoers an up-close open-air performance experience complete with views of the lake. On select nights guests can also pack a picnic and enjoy the music on the open-seating lawn areas. Hamlin Welcome Center: The welcome center is home to the Office of Admission where representatives greet prospective students. It is named in honor of former GWC president Richard E. Hamlin. Ingalls Children's Building: Designed by Emery Stanford Hall and erected in 1926, it was built in memory of Ruth Ann Ingalls. Lewis Hall: Designed by Emery Stanford Hall, a contemporary of Frank Lloyd Wright, the building was constructed in 1898 as a dining hall and named for YMCA secretary William Lewis. Today it houses the newly redesigned College Inn, an a la carte restaurant for students and the public open year-round and a space for student activities. The building also includes a college gift shop. Lowrey Hall: Named in honor of Lucy Eva Lowrey, this building provides year-round space for groups. Mabel Cratty: A 1926 gift to the campus from the national YWCA the Mabel Cratty Building was designed by Emery Stanford Hall and created as a place for reading and contemplation. Named for the YWCA secretary, the building was renovated in 2012, an effort which was celebrated by the Wisconsin chapter of the American Institute of Architects with an Award of Merit. Inside Mabel Cratty, is Duncan Hall, named in honor of retired GWC Senior Vice President Bill Duncan and wife Laverne. Today it serves as a gathering space for the campus and lake communities. Meyer Hall: Named for former trustee Frank Meyer Jr., this hall was built in 1957 and renovated in 2007. It is home to faculty offices and a learning center. Oak and Hickory Residence Halls: Completed in 2003, these two adjacent buildings are used for student housing and include double and triple rooms. Weidensall Administration Building: Named for Robert Weidensall, one of three founders of the campus, the building was constructed in 1910 and designed by Emery Stanford Hall. The Conference Center, which organizes campus space for business meetings, social gatherings or over-night retreats, is also