The Combined Heat and Power Energy Storage Project (CHP/ES) is an example of the long-term energy vision for the college coupling together energy efficiency, reusable energy and energy storage which will lead to energy savings, resiliency and learning opportunities to the campus community and beyond.

Improving our ability to better manage runoff of rainwater and melting snow from our streets, lawns, and fields, while improving overall water quality around the campus and also restoring the surround habitat

Addressing exterior masonry issues to prevent water infiltration and interior damages at the Neuberger Museum of the Art, Campus Center North and Campus Center South.

Following the success of upgrades to K & P-Streets, this project will be installing sprinklers in the S-Street apartments.

Creating a new accessible pathway along Pine Walk South connecting the Main Plaza and Physical Education Building.

Old leaking roof to be replaced with new built up roofing system, new drains, and parapet repairs.

Our campus roads are in need of repair and suffer from potholes, wear, and weather-related deterioration.  This project will begin addressing numerous issues towards making our driving experience on campus smooth and enjoyable.

Replacement of existing roofs at the Neuberger Museum of Art and Music Building, to address leaks and envelope deterioration.

Addressing the campus’ aging electrical systems.

Addressing an ongoing leak into the Museum’s lower level.

Upgrading and enhancing the doors & storefronts for better access and security.

Following the success of adding sprinklers to both K & P-Streets, this is the last phase of adding sprinklers to the remaining buildings.

Infusion of new life to the existing large sound stage in the Music building, in a joint partnership with one of our own alumni. Rehabilitation and modifications including; new flooring, lighting, acoustical treatment, lighting grid system, and accessibility upgrades.

Building upon the successful installation of sprinklers in the K-Street building, this project installed sprinklers in the P-Street building during the summer of 2019.

A study of the existing campus water supply and distribution systems and assessment of water quality to identify potential infrastructure improvement projects.

Modifications and repairs to our existing parking lots, pathways,  and sidewalks around the campus, expanding access to our Main Plaza and Academic Buildings.