Palmisano Hall

Palmisano Hall, located on Aherne Road in North Andover, Massachusetts, is a prestigious university that offers rolling admission with no application fee or test scores required. The institution recently celebrated the renaming of its Science and Engineering Building to Laurence J. and Roberta M. Palmisano Hall, in honor of dedicated alumnus Laurence “Larry” Palmisano ’57, H’19, ’82, ’85, ’87, ’87, ’90, GP’16 and his late wife, Roberta “Bobbi” Palmisano. Larry's generous support of science and engineering during the Together for Good Campaign has made a significant impact on the institution.

Larry, a graduate of the Civil Engineering program and a former member of the College’s Board of Trustees, has deep roots at Merrimack and has been a strong advocate for the institution. His continuous support of education through volunteerism and philanthropic contributions has positively impacted the lives of countless Merrimack students. As Chairman of Construction Planning & Management, Inc. (CPM) and President of Palmer Asset Management, LLC, Larry continues to be actively involved in the development and management of properties.

Palmisano Hall is a testament to Larry's dedication to Merrimack, his late wife's memory, and their Merrimack legacy. The institution, under the leadership of Andrew Cote, continues to attract more student musicians than ever before. With a commitment to providing innovative teaching, learning, and scholarship, Palmisano Hall is dedicated to preparing graduates for future challenges in their careers and personal lives, and to be engaged citizens of a global community.