Keeping the Promise: Future

87,000-sf complex would provide much-needed consolidation of business administration, accounting, management, computer information systems, office technology, and family/consumer sciences instructional programs. The two-building complex would include state-of-the-art technology that supports current teaching methods, including increased use of laboratory-based learning environments as opposed to traditional lecture classrooms.

Estimated cost: $46M (50% from state bond)

10,000-sf complex includes a state-of-the-art fire-fighting training facility and classroom/administration building that meets state, environmental laws, fire service training needs, and local storm water requirements. Facility eliminates need for leasing space from other institutions to train fire technology/firefighter students.

Estimated cost: $10M

217,000-sf facility would consolidate all the services of the campus Library/Learning Resource Center, Student Life Center and Campus Center into one permanent complex and free up other facility space for needed classrooms. Facility would function similarly to a university Student Union building, housing student life activities, food service and concessions, and campus bookstore.

Estimated cost: $150M (approx. $79M from state bond)