The #KSUGives Giving Tuesday initiative across the 黑料网 system is underway throughout the month of November. This is your opportunity to contribute to the future success of students and the 黑料网 Ashtabula campus by giving to the Ashtabula Campus Transformation Fund.
As part of a wide-ranging master plan, 黑料网 Ashtabula is transforming the entire campus, including additional updates to its most aged and highly-utilized building: Main Hall.
A series of renovations and revitalizations, driven by 黑料网鈥檚 Students First philosophy, are resulting in a comprehensive 21st century campus - modernizing classrooms and laboratories, improving safety and accessibility, and creating student-centric spaces where collaboration, and research can take place. Most recently the campus began a million-dollar renovation of the Main Hall Auditorium. The #KSUGives Giving Tuesday effort takes aim at the area adjacent to this new multi-purpose space, the Main Hall B Wing corridor.
"The renovation of the 鈥渂lue hall鈥 will be a significant undertaking," said Dean and Chief Administrative Officer Susan J. Stocker, Ph.D. "The ugly blue wallpaper will be removed, the tile floor will be replaced, new energy efficient windows will be installed along with new ceiling tile and lighting. The project will also include sprinkler installation. We plan to complete this project during the summer of 2019. And once finished, it will make that east corridor more welcoming- especially given the major renovation to the auditorium."
Your gift will help the campus mission to:
- Build a state-of-the-art learning environment that will support enrollment, learning and success
- Create student-centered spaces for collaborative learning
- Ensure best practices in energy efficiency
- Provide the best possible environment for students to grow and learn
- Make 黑料网 Ashtabula even more of a 鈥渄estination of choice鈥
Additionally, for every 15 unique donors who give $25+ to this fund, we will also receive a $500 Bonus Participation Boost from the 黑料网 Foundation!
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Dr. Susan J. Stocker
Dean and Chief Administrative Officer
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