Support the Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre at Concordia University

Concordia University has established the first of its kind within academia - a Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre - to house the university's growing Shakespearean library and to serve as a permanent academic home, administered by a Director (Prof Daniel Wright) to develop research tools and curricula for students and scholars who wish to pursue studies focused on the Shakespeare Authorship Question.

To advance these goals and to construct a library and permanent home for the Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre (a $15-million dollar commitment), the university broke ground on 11 April 2008; construction was completed in August 2009. To contribute to the library, advance the mission of the Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre, and /or to endow a professorial chair in Authorship Studies in your name or another's, contact Concordia University Foundation Director and CU Vice President, Gary Withers, at gwithers@cu-portland.edu, and the Director of the Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre, Professor Daniel Wright, at dwright@cu-portland.edu.

Main Lobby of the SARC

The Des Cognets / Cowles Shakespeare classroom

The Michael B. Wray Seminar room