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An artist rendering of the College of Engineering Complex

College of Engineering Complex

The new College of Engineering is transforming the John Green Building and neighboring Carter Harris Building into an 80,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art complex. The renovated facilities will include engineering laboratories and classrooms, design studios, metal- and wood model-making shops, a computer laboratory, student breakout and study rooms, faculty office and collaboration spaces, student club areas, and a courtyard.

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Concept illustration of outer facade the College of Engineering building complex .
An artist rendering of the southwest corner entryway. A College of Engineering sign is in the foreground and mulitple students are walking the path to the Engineering Building complex in the background.
An artist rendering of students attending a class pictured from the back of a lecture hall.
An artist rendering of students attending a class pictured from the front of a lecture hall.
Illustration of the engineering complex interior busy with people walking around. The view is from the second floor balcony looking down on the atrium
Illustration of the atrium with many people walking about. A student is seated on a bench below the main stairwell working on a laptop.
An artist rendering of the first floor lobby and atrium. Students are interacting with campus preesentatives at a table.

Quote from an alum

Our goal is to produce engineers who will be workforce ready. They will be able to walk out of their degree program and walk onto a job and perform competently because that is the way we have prepared them."

Interim President Aondover Tarhule

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