Funds $185,520 total, all from UFFAB funds Description HES modernized its teaching/learning facilities (including the weight room and their undergraduate teaching laboratory) and in the case of the weight room to make it safer for student use. The equipment in
Funds $404,425 total, all from UFFAB funds Additional Information: Building Success: Morgan Library Description The library cafe is designed to have a very interactive space for students with open space formerly utilized by the InterLibrary space. The color scheme used
Funds $292,565 total, all from UFFAB funds Additional funding has been made for AV, but perhaps unrelated to this specific funding effort? Additional Information Building Success: Academic Village Description UFFAB provided funding for infrastructure and furniture totaling $292,565 to create
Funds $500,000 total, all from UFFAB funds Description Designed by in-house architects, the Microbiology Study Lounge renovation project provides highly usable interior space, while also updating exterior design elements throughout.
Funds $2 million renovation ($800,000 from UFFAB funds) Additional Information Building Success: TILT Renovation Description The TILT facility accommodates a career and academic counseling center, and the addition supports and accommodates anticipated growth in these programs. This includes an addition
Funds $2 million total, all from UFFAB funds $30,000 total for study lounge project, all from UFFAB funds Discrepancy with Building Success website at $6.03M (perhaps $4M has been added for funding other renovations?) Additional Information Building Success: Clark Classroom
Funds $17.5 million total ($10 million from UFFAB funds) Additional Information Building Success: Rockwell Hall West Description This project is an addition to the existing Rockwell Hall to support the Minor in Business degree program. The facility is located on
Funds $14 million total ($13.8 million from UFFAB funds) Additional Information Building Success: Computer Science Building Description The new Computer Science building allows the Department of Computer Science to continue to excel. The building is in a prominent location, at
Funds $43 million total ($29,660,000 from UFFAB funds) Description The completed University Center for the Arts, located in the historic Old Fort Collins High School, includes the Colorado State University Art Museum with four discreet galleries for the exhibition of
Funds $45,000 total, all from UFFAB funds Additional Information Building Success: Behavioral Sciences Building Description The Behavioral Sciences Building hosts three classrooms that are thematically representative of different habitats in Colorado. All three themed classrooms also feature a literary excerpt
Funds $16.8 million from UFFAB funds toward a total of $17 million Additional information Building Success: Morgan Library Addition Description This project constructed a 2-story addition at the north entrance of the Morgan Library and extensively renovate the first floor.
Funds $65 million total ($30 million from UFFAB funds) Additional Information Building Success:Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Bioengineering Building Description This project constructed a three-story 105,000gsf classroom and laboratory building on the Main Campus, with an estimated cost of $65
Funds $25,000 total, all from UFFAB funds Description $25,000 was used to renovate the outdoor space at the Warner College of Natural Resources.
Funds $1.4 million total, $1.2 million from UFFAB funds Description The Early Childhood Center is operated by the Department of Human Development and Family Studies in the College of Applied Human Sciences. Beginning in 1929, the Early Childhood Center was
Funds $3.2 million total, all from UFFAB funds Description The Visual Arts Building is a 91,997gsf building located on the Main Campus. The building was built in 1973 and has had some recent upgrades to the HVAC system, but significant
Funds $3 million total, all from UFFAB funds Description The Eddy Building is a 69,457gsf building located on the Main Campus. It houses classrooms, lecture halls and faculty offices for the English, Philosophy, Foreign Languages and Literature, and Communication Studies
