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Named in honor of the 18 men who signed the original charter of Fort Valley High & Industrial School (FVHIS) in 1895. Founders is the home of the Fine Arts Department. The distinctive clock tower on the roof is depicted in the University’s emblem.
Founders Hall
Named in honor of the 18 men who signed the original charter of Fort Valley High & Industrial School (FVHIS) in 1895. Founders is the home of the Fine Arts Department. The distinctive clock tower on the roof is depicted in the University’s emblem.
Lottie Lyons
Bookstore
Lottie Lyons is the former student center. It is the current home of the campus bookstore and post office.
Lottie Lyons
Bookstore
Lottie Lyons is the former student center. It is the current home of the campus bookstore and post office.
Carnegie Hall
Built in 1925 as a gift from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation.
This building houses FVSU Admissions and Recruitment.
Carnegie Hall
Built in 1925 as a gift from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation.
This building houses FVSU Admissions and Recruitment.
Hubbard Education Building
Named after William M. Hubbard, the founder of the State Teachers and Agricultural College of Forsyth, in 1957. Home of the College of Education & Professional Studies.
Hubbard Education Building
Named after William M. Hubbard, the founder of the State Teachers and Agricultural College of Forsyth, in 1957. Home of the College of Education & Professional Studies.
Stallworth Agricultural Research Station
Completed in 1983, named in honor of Houston Stallworth, Professor of Agriculture. Stallworth Agricultural Research Station houses scientific research laboratories and other support areas.
Stallworth Agricultural Research Station
Completed in 1983, named in honor of Houston Stallworth, Professor of Agriculture. Stallworth Agricultural Research Station houses scientific research laboratories and other support areas.
Wildcat Commons Courtyard
Wildcat Commons Courtyard
Blanchet Computer Technology and Mathematics (CTM) Building
Named for the third president of FVSC (during civil rights movement). His speeches were not only published in FVSC’s campus paper but the city’s newspaper as well. It houses computer technology & mathematics majors, 5 computer labs, and an auditorium.
Blanchet Computer Technology and Mathematics (CTM) Building
Named for the third president of FVSC (during civil rights movement). His speeches were not only published in FVSC’s campus paper but the city’s newspaper as well. It houses computer technology & mathematics majors, 5 computer labs, and an auditorium.
Fambro Dining Center
Renovated and reopened during fall 2020, the Fambro Dining Center offers students a top notch dining experience. While it mainly serves the residential student population, commuter students can still partake in the experience through individual meals or a commuter meal plan.
Fambro Dining Center
Renovated and reopened during fall 2020, the Fambro Dining Center offers students a top notch dining experience. While it mainly serves the residential student population, commuter students can still partake in the experience through individual meals or a commuter meal plan.
Wildcat Commons Clubhouse
There are seven (7) buildings all suite and apartment style. Suites are 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Apartments include 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 bedrooms and 2 bath floorplans. There is also a Wildcat Clubhouse houses Residential Life & an eatery.
Wildcat Commons Clubhouse
There are seven (7) buildings all suite and apartment style. Suites are 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Apartments include 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 bedrooms and 2 bath floorplans. There is also a Wildcat Clubhouse houses Residential Life & an eatery.
Alva Tabor Hall
An addition to the Miller Science Building built in 1954. Alva Tabor Hall houses the Agriculture Instruction Department and Electronic Engineering Technology.
Alva Tabor Hall
An addition to the Miller Science Building built in 1954. Alva Tabor Hall houses the Agriculture Instruction Department and Electronic Engineering Technology.
Bishop Hall
Named in honor of Samuel H. Bishop who provided funds for its construction in 1932. Bishop houses our Media Studies program.
It is the home of the campus radio (WFVS) and TV stations as well as our newspaper, The Peachite.
Bishop Hall
Named in honor of Samuel H. Bishop who provided funds for its construction in 1932. Bishop houses our Media Studies program.
It is the home of the campus radio (WFVS) and TV stations as well as our newspaper, The Peachite.
Fambro Dining Center
Constructed in 1971, The main source for meals for the students residing on campus provided in buffet style. Hosts luncheons, banquets and is serviced by Sodexo®. Renovated on 2020 it was named in honor of Junia J. Fambro.
Fambro Dining Center
Constructed in 1971, The main source for meals for the students residing on campus provided in buffet style. Hosts luncheons, banquets and is serviced by Sodexo®. Renovated on 2020 it was named in honor of Junia J. Fambro.
Anne Gayles Felton Academic Classroom & Laboratory Building
The A.G. Felton Academic Classroom and Laboratory Building has 20 classrooms, 10 preparatory labs, 13 project labs, student lounge and computer lab and 80-seat auditorium/lecture hall. The Biology and Chemistry departments are located in this building.
Anne Gayles Felton Academic Classroom & Laboratory Building
The A.G. Felton Academic Classroom and Laboratory Building has 20 classrooms, 10 preparatory labs, 13 project labs, student lounge and computer lab and 80-seat auditorium/lecture hall. The Biology and Chemistry departments are located in this building.
Student Amenities
Wildcat Statium
Home of the Mighty Wildcat Football team. The Student Amenities Center serves as a hub of student engagement on campus. It is also home to the Campus Life office and the Student Government Association.
Student Amenities
Wildcat Statium
Home of the Mighty Wildcat Football team. The Student Amenities Center serves as a hub of student engagement on campus. It is also home to the Campus Life office and the Student Government Association.
Health and Physical Education (HPE) Complex
Houses the Health and Physical Education and Athletic Department. HPE has a seven lane indoor track, aerobics rooms, Racquetball courts,& seats 5,000 people.
Health and Physical Education (HPE) Complex
Houses the Health and Physical Education and Athletic Department. HPE has a seven lane indoor track, aerobics rooms, Racquetball courts,& seats 5,000 people.
O'Neal Vet Tech Building
Constructed in 1979, named in honor of Otis O’Neal, Professor of Agriculture from 1910 to 1950. This building houses the Veterinary Technology Department w/ small vet. hospital, classrooms, and observatory labs.
O'Neal Vet Tech Building
Constructed in 1979, named in honor of Otis O’Neal, Professor of Agriculture from 1910 to 1950. This building houses the Veterinary Technology Department w/ small vet. hospital, classrooms, and observatory labs.
Horace Mann Bond Building
Constructed in 1976, it is named for the first president of Fort Valley State College (FVSC). Horace Mann Bond houses the Departments of Behavioral Sciences (Psychology, Sociology, Social Work) and Social Sciences (History, Geography, Political Science, & Criminal Justice).
Horace Mann Bond Building
Constructed in 1976, it is named for the first president of Fort Valley State College (FVSC). Horace Mann Bond houses the Departments of Behavioral Sciences (Psychology, Sociology, Social Work) and Social Sciences (History, Geography, Political Science, & Criminal Justice).
Bywaters Building
Built in 1952, it served as the original Hunt Library. Remodeled in 1979 in honor of one of the institutions first coaches. It is the current home of the Department of Business Administration and Economics and houses FVSU Campus Police and Safety.
Bywaters Building
Built in 1952, it served as the original Hunt Library. Remodeled in 1979 in honor of one of the institutions first coaches. It is the current home of the Department of Business Administration and Economics and houses FVSU Campus Police and Safety.
Hunt Library
Named in honor of our second principal of FVHIS, Mr. Henry A. Hunt.
The Hunt Memorial Library has three floors equipped with 24-hour computer lab, FVSU Alumni Hall of Fame, and individual study rooms for our students. Additionally, students can visit the third floor to visit the IT Helpdesk for services such as password lockout and account reset.
When not in class you can also visit Jazzman’s Café for coffee smoothies and pastries. Also for a buffet dining experience you can visit The Georgia Room eateries are located here.
Hunt Library
Named in honor of our second principal of FVHIS, Mr. Henry A. Hunt.
The Hunt Memorial Library has three floors equipped with 24-hour computer lab, FVSU Alumni Hall of Fame, and individual study rooms for our students. Additionally, students can visit the third floor to visit the IT Helpdesk for services such as password lockout and account reset.
When not in class you can also visit Jazzman’s Café for coffee smoothies and pastries. Also for a buffet dining experience you can visit The Georgia Room eateries are located here.
Cozy Ellison
Constructed in 1967 and named in honor of Dr. Ellison, long-time faculty member of Agriculture.
It houses Agriculture Engineering Technology and Agriculture Education Labs.
Cozy Ellison
Constructed in 1967 and named in honor of Dr. Ellison, long-time faculty member of Agriculture.
It houses Agriculture Engineering Technology and Agriculture Education Labs.
Issac Miller Hall
Built in 1962, renovated and reopened in August 2012. Once housed the Departments of Biology and Chemistry
Current home to the Department of English and Foreign Languages and Learning Support Services. It was named in honor of one of the insitution's founders.
Issac Miller Hall
Built in 1962, renovated and reopened in August 2012. Once housed the Departments of Biology and Chemistry
Current home to the Department of English and Foreign Languages and Learning Support Services. It was named in honor of one of the insitution's founders.
C.V. Troup Administrative Building
The Troup Administration Building is home to Office of the Provost/Academic Affairs, the Office of Business and Finance, Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, Registrar, Student Financial Services/Bursar, and Financial Aid.
C.V. Troup Administrative Building
The Troup Administration Building is home to Office of the Provost/Academic Affairs, the Office of Business and Finance, Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, Registrar, Student Financial Services/Bursar, and Financial Aid.
Ohio Hall
Built in 1930 as a residence hall and is the second oldest traditional dormitory on campus.
Renovated and reopened 2012, it became an Honors/Leadership themed residence hall.
It has semi private suites with a spacious lobby & study room.
Ohio Hall
Built in 1930 as a residence hall and is the second oldest traditional dormitory on campus.
Renovated and reopened 2012, it became an Honors/Leadership themed residence hall.
It has semi private suites with a spacious lobby & study room.
Royal C. Peabody Building
Home of the University College (Academic Advising, Tutorial Services, Academic Counseling, Testing, Disability Services, TRIO) and the Office of Career & Professional Development.
Royal C. Peabody Building
Home of the University College (Academic Advising, Tutorial Services, Academic Counseling, Testing, Disability Services, TRIO) and the Office of Career & Professional Development.
Huntington Hall
Built in 1908 this former women's dormitory has been fully restored. It is now home to Marketing & Communications, University Legal Officer, a gallery for events, and Office of the President.
Huntington Hall
Built in 1908 this former women's dormitory has been fully restored. It is now home to Marketing & Communications, University Legal Officer, a gallery for events, and Office of the President.
Cleveland W. Pettigrew Center
Completed in 1987 Includes ten seminar rooms, a kitchen, a snack bar, and a 600 seat auditorium. Named in honor of Cleveland W. Pettigrew, 4th FVSU President. Pettigrew Center serves as the arena for a variety of University activities.
Cleveland W. Pettigrew Center
Completed in 1987 Includes ten seminar rooms, a kitchen, a snack bar, and a 600 seat auditorium. Named in honor of Cleveland W. Pettigrew, 4th FVSU President. Pettigrew Center serves as the arena for a variety of University activities.