JAMESTOWN, N.D. (UJ) – On May 10, 2021, University of Jamestown held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening and naming of their new building, the Schuler Engineering Lab.
Brett Moser, UJ’s Vice President of Alumni Relations, Development and Marketing, said, “This state-of -the-art engineering lab came to life because of the Schuler family’s generous gift. We are grateful for their dedication to our campus, as well as their ongoing commitment to scholarships for our engineering students.”
UJ began construction on what is now the Schuler Engineering Lab in the spring of 2018, after the University decided to add a mechanical engineering major to their undergraduate program. The new building, which is attached to Sorkness Hall, is home to the senior engineering lab and contains manufacturing, welding, and 3D printing equipment that seniors use to work on their final projects.
UJ began construction on what is now the Schuler Engineering Lab in the spring of 2018. 3:10 pm, May 13, 2021 ×
The University of Jamestown recently celebrated the opening of the Schuler Engineering Lab on the campus. Pictured, from left, are Schuler siblings George Schuler, Adele Douglas and Jack Schuler. Submitted photo
On May 10, the University of Jamestown held a ribbon-cutting to celebrate the opening and naming of its new building, the Schuler Engineering Lab.
“This state-of -the-art engineering lab came to life because of the Schuler family’s generous gift, said Brett Moser, UJ’s vice president of alumni relations, development and marketing. We are grateful for their dedication to our campus, as well as their ongoing commitment to scholarships for our engineering students.
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