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LSA Building

This project for the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) will renovate and revitalize approximately 24,000 gross square feet of the first floor of the Literature, Science, and the Arts Building as well as construct an addition of approximately 21,000 gross square feet that will house the LSA Internship Program and Opportunity Hub for students to explore the connection between their liberal arts education and their goals and aspirations. The program will include all relevant student services including access to internships, funding, employers and alumni to allow LSA students to engage in challenging and diverse opportunities throughout their undergraduate experience. The space will be designed to be open, welcoming, vibrant, student-focused, and encourage interaction.

Camp Davis

Established in 1929, the Camp Davis Rocky Mountain Field Station is an approximately 120-acre research and teaching facility outside Jackson, Wyoming. This project for the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts is to demolish the majority of the outdated student-assigned cabins and bathhouses that are original to the camp’s construction. Thirty new modular cabins will be constructed, each approximately 300 gross square feet including a living/sleeping area and a bathroom with a shower. The camp’s Johnston Hall recreational facility that was destroyed by a tree during a recent winter storm will be replaced with a new, approximately 1,800-gross-square-foot recreational facility that will include open recreational space, restrooms, and a laundry room. The project also includes required upgrades to the electrical, water supply, and septic systems to support the new cabins and recreational hall.

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