Eastern Michigan breaks ground on Mark Jefferson Building

Thursday, November 20, 2008 | Source: Concentrate

The ground is breaking for Eastern Michigan University's biggest construction project ever.

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Before the scientists can do their work the construction crews need to get on their job, which is happening now at Eastern Michigan University's Mark Jefferson Science Complex.

The university broke ground on Tuesday and expects to finish the $90 million renovation and expansion project in 2011. This is the largest single construction project in the history of the EMU. It is expected to meet the university's needs for minting more teachers in science, technology, engineering and math for decades to come.

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