Galveston, Texas
Texas A&M University at Galveston broke ground in May of 2008 on the 100,000-sf Science Complex on its Mitchell campus on Pelican Island. Construction will begin in summer of 2008 on the $53.2 million teaching and research complex; completion is slated for 2010. The facility will be comprised of a laboratory wing for marine biology and engineering research and an instructional wing housing classrooms, undergraduate teaching laboratories, and faculty offices. The building will include a 120-seat lecture hall and will provide instruction in chemistry, physics, and biology.
