| Total to Date | Percent | Campaign Goal |
|---|---|---|
| $13,527,287 | $14,500,000 |
How to help
By the numbers
- More than 59 percent of Union students major in fields in or related to maths and sciences
- All students take science and math as general requirements
- Over 1700 people have given to the project
- Approximately 55,000: the square footage of the two-story facility
Tabs
This slideshow shows a progression of building construction from Spring 2012 through May 2013.
Science and Mathematics: the foundation of the future
- At Union, classes and labs are taught not by teaching assistants, but by professors, many of whom possess the highest degrees in their fields.
- Experiential learning is incorporated through experimentation and team-based collaboration to solve multi-disciplinary problems.
- More than 95 percent of medical school applicants have been accepted into respected medical programs over the last decade.
- Biology graduates consistently score higher than the national average on the Educational Testing Service major field exam, a standardized test evaluating skills in a student’s major area of study.
- Students from all disciplines take mathematics and science classes as part of their core curriculum.
- New technology and research facilities will help retain and attract faculty with a passion for research, enhancing the academic experience for students.
Health care professions to the next level
- The curriculum of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, established in 1946, reflects a commitment to wholeness, strong values and the well-being of patients.
- Union’s nursing graduates have consistently higher NCLEX-RN passing rates than the state and national norms.
- Union recently expanded the annual capacity for nursing program admission in response heightened student interest and an increased need for nurses.
- Union is expanding enrollment capacity for the physician assistant (PA) master’s program from 75 to 90 students over three years.
- Union’s PA graduates work in hospitals and private medical practices across the country.
- The International Rescue and Relief (IRR) program is the first baccalaureate program of its kind in the nation.
- Union’s IRR program prepares graduates to respond to disaster situations or augment scarcities in underserved areas of the world.
Points of Interest
Southwest View
Northeast View
Lobby
Class Lab
Ampitheater
Research Lab
Building features
- Biology
- two combination lab/lecture spaces
- five dedicated laboratory spaces
- Chemistry
- five laboratory spaces.
- Physics and pre-engineering
- two combination lab/lecture spaces
- one lab space for modern physics
- Research Labs
- Seven research labs for faculty and students to engage in personal research projects
- Student and teacher interaction
- Four student commons and study spaces will have seating capacity from five to 24 each
- Fourteen faculty offices for teacher and student interactions such as advising and tutoring
- Two configurable classrooms for lecture or team learning
Latest Updates
Welcome
You can feel it in the air. There is palpable excitement surrounding campus now that construction of the new Science and Mathematics Complex is well underway. Our Promising Future is happening right before our eyes.
A debt of gratitude is owed to our faithful alumni, friends, and community members for bringing us within 10 percent of our fundraising goal for this project. Now we must work together to complete the project. We are so close.
We’re within the last $1.36 million that we have been tasked to raise for this transformational project and, while this is a huge number when it stands alone, consider that over $13 million has already been committed to the project. We CAN do this.
Now is the time to be part of this project that will serve generations of students. Opportunities like this don’t happen very often. With your collaboration, we can shape the future of Union College.
— Kent Thompson, campaign chair.