Our Capital Priorities

The Campus Master Plan plays an integral role in the university's Strategic Plan 2015, especially in managing our resources wisely to achieve our mission-focused and academic goals.  The plan includes four construction projects taking place now through academic year 2014-15.

Watch our construction's progress here!

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Construction of the John Brooks Williams
Natural Sciences Center-South Building

We will add 51,000 square-feet of state-of-the-art learning spaces rich with resources for all of our students and faculty. Those with particular interest in math, computer science, physics and general science will benefit from specialized resources and laboratory spaces. The building will also include a multi-use auditorium for the entire university and local community. Expected completion by August 2013.

 

Watch highlights from our groundbreaking event.

 

 

A New Library and Re-Model of the
Scarborough-Phillips Library

A $13-million gift from Bill and Pat Munday will allow us to nearly double the current facility’s learning and collaboration space, while adding new digital audio and video technology as well as resources that emphasize interdisciplinary learning and group study. Expected completion by August 2013.

 

For more information on the library's renovation and expansion visit here

 

View photos from the Library's recent groundbreaking event.

 

 

Chapel and Campus Ministry Construction

and Renovation Projects

We will refurbish and expand the current Chapel and 

Campus Ministry offices (Mang House), and create an 

all-faiths Mediation Garden. These projects will better serve our expanding university family, while also generating excitement about opportunities for spiritual growth and faith development. Expected completion is July 2014.

 

For more information on the Chapel project visit here

 

 

Alumni Gym Renovation and Expansion

A $1.7-million gift from University Federal Credit Union will rename the Alumni Gym and renovate the facility. We will upgrade existing space for campus recreation, introduce new student meeting and club space, and rebuild office space for our Information Technology division. The renovated building, named UFCU Alumni Gym, will become part of a broader student-oriented district of campus. Project to begin during the 2013-14 academic year.