STEM facility features, space types, and environments you’ll need to be competitive, 2030 and beyond

Student, faculty, and industry expectations for STEM programs have been raised again, and campus building plans must evolve to successfully compete for students, faculty, and partnerships. Presenters profile a sequence of science and engineering facility projects that empower programs and produce market-ready graduates, and they provide key details of master plans for science and engineering initiatives, multi-discipline teaching labs, student-focused interdisciplinary research facilities, and more: the whole laundry list of cutting-edge buildings and spaces you’ll need to move your programs forward in the coming 5- to 10-years.