Ground Broken For $60M Complex At Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
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CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) - Ground has been broken for a $60 million expansion at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in a push to bolster science-related studies and research.
Ceremonies were held Tuesday at the site of the planned three-story Life Sciences Research and Engineering Building. The complex should be completed by July 2018.
School President Flavius Killebrew says the expansion is expected to help A&M-Corpus Christi become an emerging research university. The building will have six instructional labs, 34 research labs and faculty office space.
Texas A&M University System regents last September approved the funding.
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