Palm Beach Atlantic University + Wall Street South

A new business complex planned for Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach will maximize the city’s reputation as “Wall Street South.” Funded in part by donations from John J. and Sheila Rinker ($20 million) and the Marshall & Vera Lea Rinker Found ation ($6 million), the six-story building will include …

• A stock trading room with professional terminals and a stock ticker

• A 314-seat tiered lecture hall n Expanded space for the Titus Center for Franchising

• The LeMieux Center for Public Policy

The university’s long-term “God-Sized Dreams” master plan also calls for a new health sciences complex; a performing arts center; and a student and alumni welcome center. President Dr. Debra A. Schwinn thanked the donors, and said the contributions will allow the university “to contribute even more strongly to our local community and world.”