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I'm happy to see the growth at Marshall but I hope the next project on the University's list is to implement a comprehensive maintenance plan for all the current buildings. Many are in need of a good cleaning and some remodeling.
As for the next program enhancement at MU, I think they need to build a new building for the Technology Management and Health Informatics programs to share.
I'm happy to see the growth at Marshall but I hope the next project on the University's list is to implement a comprehensive maintenance plan for all the current buildings. Many are in need of a good cleaning and some remodeling.
They actually have have been working on this. I'm not sure of the full extent though.
If there is movement to implement a better maintenance plan on campus its slow going. I am back on campus again for grad school and other than a few class rooms here and there being remodeled to embrace new technologies, many of the buildings are in dire need of a good cleaning and some basic maintenance. This also applies to the athletic facilities at MU.
The remodeling of the classrooms was what I was referring too. I don't spend a whole lot of time on campus so I can't really speak on the cleaning and maintenance aspects. I think sometimes when new projects are being planned, those in charge tend to shift focus to the big things and they forget about the little things. It's the little details that can make a big difference in the feel of a building or area. Do they have a feedback system at MU that you could use to let them know about this?
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