Texas Woman's University Breaks Ground on Science and Technology Learning Center

Published 3/7/2019

Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

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Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

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Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

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Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

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Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

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Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

^{Courtesy of Texas Woman's University.}

Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

^{Courtesy of Texas Woman's University.}

Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

^{Courtesy of Texas Woman's University.}

Texas Woman's University - Science and Technology Learning Center

^{Courtesy of Texas Woman's University.}

Denton, Texas

Texas Woman's University broke ground in February of 2019 on the $54 million Science and Technology Learning Center in Denton. The 80,000-sf facility will provide graduate and undergraduate research labs for programs in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, psychology, and nutrition and food science. The four-story building will include a microscopy suite, collaboration spaces, conference rooms, faculty offices, and graduate student workspaces. Completion is expected in June of 2020.

Source

TWU News, 2/22/2019