Nursing Education. The baccalaureate athletic training program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education. The School of Education and Human Performance educational programs are accredited by the Illinois State Board of Education and Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation. The School of Social Work is accredited by the Council for Social Work Education. Campus The Aurora campus is based primarily around a traditional quadrangle and adjacent areas. In total, the campus is approximately 32 acres. All buildings constructed by the university have red tile roofs (with the exception of two, which continue the red theme on exterior wall panels), a stipulation of Charles Eckhart in his initial donation in the early days of Aurora College. Buildings include: Alumni Hall: Includes the primary student dining hall, the University Banquet Hall, Thornton Gymnasium, athletic training room, athletic offices and a weight room. In 2010, construction began on a new wing for Alumni Hall, which opened in 2011 to house several academic programs and classrooms primarily for athletic training, nursing and social work programs. Centennial Hall: The most recently built residence hall on the Aurora campus, Centennial Hall houses both female and male upperclassmen. Davis Hall and Memorial Hall: Originally built in 1912 to house male students, Davis Hall was renovated in 2004. Memorial Hall was built in 1955 as a women-only extension to Davis Hall, and was renovated in 2002. Both buildings are now co-educational residence halls. Dunham Hall: Includes the university bookstore, Dunham School of Business, a student dining area and classrooms. Eckhart Hall: Includes central administration functions, classroom space and Lowry Chapel. Along with Davis Hall and Wilkinson Hall, Eckhart was one of the three original buildings of Aurora College. The Institute for Collaboration: Includes a partnership school with West Aurora School District 129, which provides classes for 200 local elementary students; the Caterpillar Center for Teaching and Learning; and classrooms. The institute also houses the 500-seat Crimi Auditorium, which includes a new pipe organ that was dedicated in 2010. Jenks Hall: Built in 1957, Jenks Hall is a residence hall primarily for upperclassmen, and also includes the university fitness center and wellness center. John C. Dunham STEM Partnership School: The STEM Partnership on the Aurora University campus serves students in third through eighth grades from the Batavia, East Aurora, Indian Prairie and West Aurora school districts. It is staffed through a unique professional development