Designed to facilitate idea sharing and big thinking, Stanley R. Zupnik Hall will be located in the center of the Maryland Engineering complex. When completed in 2026, the building will be a nexus for multiple engineering disciplines and university institutes and provide flex space and a new home for identity-based student organizations.
Stanley R. Zupnik Hall is symbolic of the Clark School’s exciting potential—bringing together world-class students, faculty and staff across multiple engineering disciplines, cross-campus university institutes, and external partners to understand and address the world’s most pressing challenges. Research occurring within its walls will become a significant stimulus for economic growth for the State of Maryland, the region, and the nation.
The space will foster collaboration, beginning with its soaring, six-level tall Atrium that will be surrounded by glass-enclosed laboratories. Huddle rooms, identity-based student organization spaces, and faculty offices will spark the creativity of students and faculty.
The department will occupy more than 37,000 square feet of Zupnik Hall:
Zupnik Hall will be home to one of the few quantum technology teaching labs in the country.
Support Zupnik Hall's Completion
With investment from the State of Maryland and our founding donors Stanley R. Zupnik '59 and the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation, Zupnik Hall is on track for completion in 2026.
However, we still need an additional $10M in private philanthropic investments to meet the estimated project cost of $214.5 million.
Your gift supports new construction of Zupnik Hall, and helps the Clark School of Engineering provide Maryland’s leading engineering education and develop outstanding engineers and ideas that change the world.
We are deeply grateful to every donor whose generosity helped bring the vision of Stanley R. Zupnik Hall to life.
Jennifer L. Schwartz
Assistant Dean for Advancement
A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland
301-405-0317
jschwar2@umd.edu
