According to a press release on Oct. 16, the upgrades, when made, will offer more hands-on-learning opportunities and enhance collaboration between USCA and regional partners.
The investment will increase the working space in the Science and Engineering building by almost 5,000 square feet.
According to the school, the enhancements to the building will include three additional wet lab spaces, known as the External Collaborative Applied Research Center (ECARC).
“As USCA grows in serving the region with an expanding science, cyber and engineering portfolio, we must also address the demand for wet lab collaborative research with regional industry and laboratories in the areas of materials science and environmental science,” said Dr. Scott McKay, associate vice chancellor for research and strategic initiatives. “Currently, our laboratory capacity in the science building is not adequate to expand the number of collaborative projects in a chemical environment to provide for the growing workforce demand.”
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