SET moves forward

SET, page 1 the 62-seat lecture hall design. Fuller-Espie said, “We have upgraded to a “Sympodium” instead of the standard smart board and we have redesigned the podium so that the touch panel will be more user friendly and incorporate all of the bells and whistles in the lecture hall.”

While the school awaits the opening of the SETbuilding, the Biotechnology Advisory Board has been working to secure a tenant for the affiliated 3000 square foot space in the SETbuilding that will make a good fit with the biotechnology program. “We want the tenant to be involved in the biotechnology program by providing opportunities for internships for our students, and by agreeing to lecture in some of our courses about their areas of expertise,” Fuller-Espie said.

The idea behind having a tenant is the expectation that the person would use Cabrini’s space to develop a biotechnology product before moving to a larger research area. The hope would be then a new tenant would reside in the space and keep the rotation revolving around the individual’s needs and successes.

Dr. Jonnie Guerra, vice-president for academic affairs, said, “Once the science department has vacated offices and laboratory

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spaces, the college will begin planning to develop the space as a dedicated area for the social sciences—psychology, sociology, and social work.” Space allotted for the social sciences will be used for faculty offices and special classroom spaces.

“We are excited that the building is moving towards completion and that, by fall 2005, students and faculty will have complete access to its state-of-the-art facilities. I find it enormously gratifying to watch the building’s progress and to see its character emerge,” Guerra said.

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