School of Dentistry:Building for the future:The plan
Expansion will provide added clinical space
The design and construction of a 40,000-square-foot expansion of the Marquette University School of Dentistry will provide more clinical space and updated state-of-the-art technologies, assist with the retention and recruitment of quality faculty, and provide the space for additional students.
Features include an additional 24-chair clinic; an expanded faculty practice; space for clinical research; expanded and upgraded simulation laboratory; midsized technology-rich classroom space; and faculty offices and support space.
Funding will be accomplished via $8 million in matching state funds and an additional $8 million raised by the School of Dentistry through a capital fundraising campaign — Building for the Future — to complete the $16 million project. It is a direct match, so each donor dollar will instantly double in value.
Rendering of the expansion’s exterior.
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Keys to Success in Building for the Future — Features Include:
Clinical and translational research lab space
Simulation lab
Additional features
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