New Life Sciences Building At UPG In Photos
by Florence Zhang
Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) “When the ribbon cutting happened in January, everyone was impressed and excited,” said President Gregerson. “Personally, I felt a sense of pride to provide new opportunities.” 
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) The first floor is dedicated to the nursing program, with the largest space being the skills lab. The skills lab features a classroom-like section in the center, surrounded by stations for hands-on studies. 
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) The building also offers many features built to encourage student gatherings and collaboration, such as small seating areas scattered around. 
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) New equipment is set to arrive, featuring a simulation lab complete with a control room and an advanced mannequin that is able to be programmed. A room dedicated to practicing telehealth is also in progress. 
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) Courses for biology, chemistry, and biochemistry are offered in the new facility. 
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) Some of these seating areas have whiteboards available for students to work and brainstorm together. Large windows are a key feature, allowing for more sunlight and an elevated atmosphere. 
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) There’s also outdoor seating available during nicer weather, and more decorative features are to be implemented once it gets warmer. 
(Photo Courtesy of Florence Zhang) “The building is a nice addition, and I think it attracts more people,” Jenny Wang, a senior chemistry major, says. Students believe it is a nice and quiet work environment, with convenient features like the charging outlets on the tables.
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