Montgomery College To Get New Science Building
Oct 16, 2008 15:05 - 0 Comments
The Washington Business Journal reports that Montgomery College’s flagship Rockville campus has received $29 million from the State to build a science center.
Lt. Governor Anthony Brown made an appearance today to deliver the check.
Per the Business Journal:
“Community colleges are the largest suppliers of workforce training in Maryland and Governor O’Malley and I are proud to support their efforts,” said Brown, in a statement. “With the addition of the Rockville Science Center, Montgomery College will provide the training and skills to even more Marylanders and will continue to promote Montgomery County’s vibrant I-270 biotech corridor.”
The building is expected to house chemistry, biology, physics, engineering, and geosciences. It’s also slated to be LEED gold-certified, placing it on the cutting edge of environmentally aware development.
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