CSU President Stuart Rayfield recently provided updates regarding campus construction and the institution's master plan for campus. According to the updates, construction activity remains extensive across campus, reflecting major state investment in CSU and signaling investments in academics, athletics and student experiences. "Projects are progressing on schedule, with the renovation of the Davidson Student Center and the re-facing of the Center for Commerce and Technology expected to be finished this summer. A new, privately funded golf clubhouse is under construction at the Key Golf Studio and is expected to be completed this fall. Toward the end of this year, we should begin demolishing the current Police Department and ROTC buildings and related relocations to make way for the new building to co-house our Robotics Engineering and the Coca-Cola Space Science Center. While disruptive at times, these projects are essential to the university’s long-term growth," Rayfield explained. Finally, the university will soon begin updating its campus master plan. This six-month process will guide future renovation and construction decisions.
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