Take a tour of the Godfrey Center

Welcome to the William J. Godfrey Graduate & Executive Education Center, home to the Kelley Full-Time +Flex MBA Program at Indiana University. Located in the rolling hills of Bloomington, Indiana, the Godfrey Center is part of IU’s quintessential college campus.

Completed in 2002, the $33 million Godfrey Center is named for William J. Godfrey, BS’64, MBA’68. Begin your MBA journey in state-of-the-art classrooms, tech-enabled breakout rooms, the MBA student lounge, our café, and more.

Meet us Virtual tour

We begin on the second floor of the Godfrey Center.

Connect with the dedicated staff of the Full-Time +Flex MBA Program in one convenient location within the Godfrey Center. Here you’ll gain access to admissions and financial aid, student services, diversity and inclusion, global programs, alumni relations, and program leadership.

The Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation (JCEI) is the hub for entrepreneurial initiatives at Indiana University. Discover your career possibilities in venture creation and corporate innovation through JCEI’s nationally ranked academic programs and the Entrepreneurial Innovation Academy.

Welcome to the first floor of the Godfrey Center.

Meet faculty and fellow students for club activities, networking events, or class preparation in the Subhedar Forum, also known as the Atrium. This versatile gathering space is where Kelleys create moments that last a lifetime.

Interested in investment management? The Capital Markets Academy Trading Room is an exclusive research space where Capital Markets MBA students can access financial databases and analyze their student-led investment funds.

At the end of every class at Kelley, students applaud, expressing their appreciation for the learning that took place. The Kelley Applause Tradition Statue commemorates this time-honored tradition established by beloved professor Walt Blacconiere, and is a symbol of the collegial environment you’ll find at Kelley.

Kelley's cohort classrooms seat approximately 80 students, while typical classrooms seat 40 or 60 students. Breakout rooms are also accessible first-come, first-serve, throughout the building for small group projects and case preparation.

Welcome to the ground floor of the Godfrey Center.

As a full-time MBA student, you’ll have access to Kelley School of Business Information Technology Services (KSBIT), which provides students with up-to-date products, operating systems, anti-virus and graphic design software, and more.

Whether you’re looking to study or socialize, you’ll find space in the MBA Student Lounge. Grab a bite to eat at the Campus Café or vending machines, switch from career to casual attire in the changing rooms, stow your belongings in a locker, and chat with friends in a comfortable setting.

The MBA Association (MBAA) is a student-led organization that gives all MBA students a voice and allows leaders to build upon a shared vision with program administration. When you join the MBAA, you have unlimited access to all MBA clubs, organizations, activities, and events. If you’re looking to hone your leadership skills outside the classroom, and strengthen your personal network, joining MBAA will provide ample opportunities to accomplish that and much more.

Welcome to nearby Graduate Career Services.

Graduate Career Services, top-ranked internationally for its services, is your career partner throughout your MBA journey and beyond. You’ll receive individualized career coaching from an expert in the field and foster relationships with future employers.

Completed in 2018, the $14 million Conrad Prebys Career Services Center, named for Conrad T. Prebys, BS’55, is innovatively designed for your career development. With nearly 70 interview rooms and multiple conference rooms, you’ll connect with your certified career coach, network with prospective employers, and conduct in-person and virtual interviews in this state-of-the-art facility.

Learn how we got our name.

In 1997, the Kelley School of Business took the name of E. W. (Ed) Kelley, BS’39, philanthropist, business leader, and modern-day founder of Steak ‘n Shake. His generous $23 million gift created a legacy of business excellence, ensuring a world-class business education for generations of Kelley students.