The Science and Technology Building was built during St. Francis College's expansion in 1968.
The Science and Technology Building houses Founders Hall, which is the main auditorium for students and community events: the auditorium seats 300 people.
The Science and Technology building is also the location of the Biology Departments laboratories and the Chemistry and Physics Departments laboratories.
The building was erected with funds from the National Science Foundation, which were procured with the help of Dr. John M. Burke, former Chair of the Chemistry Department.
In 2012, the College completed upgrades to its laboratories, which are spread on 2 floors of the Building consisting of 21,000 square feet.
The Science and Technology Building was built during St. Francis College's expansion in 1968. The Science and Technology Building houses Founders Hall, which is the main auditorium for students and community events: the auditorium seats 300 people. The Science and Technology building is also the location of the Biology Departments laboratories and the Chemistry and Physics Departments laboratories. The building was erected with funds from the National Science Foundation, which were procured with the help of Dr. John M. Burke, former Chair of the Chemistry Department. In 2012, the College completed upgrades to its laboratories, which are spread on 2 floors of the Building consisting of 21,000 square feet.
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