C2M Staff Reporter Ethan Vaughan
New Data Center to Open in Spring
|George Mason University’s Data Center will move from Thompson Hall to the newly-completed Aquia Building at the start of the spring semester, Facilities Management said.
“Substantial completion will be done by Jan. 28, which means that the electric, mechanical, and building and building systems will be complete,” said Mike Herman, a capital outlay engineer and project manager. “Then there will be inspection, and occupancy permits, and then we move the furniture in. We hope to have a certificate of occupancy by March 1.”
New Data Center to Open in Spring
|George Mason University’s Data Center will move from Thompson Hall to the newly-completed Aquia Building at the start of the spring semester, Facilities Management said.
“Substantial completion will be done by Jan. 28, which means that the electric, mechanical, and building and building systems will be complete,” said Mike Herman, a capital outlay engineer and project manager. “Then there will be inspection, and occupancy permits, and then we move the furniture in. We hope to have a certificate of occupancy by March 1.”
At Leadership Dialogue, Merten Touts Incremental Change
|At a presidential leadership conference held in Mason Hall on Wednesday, George Mason University President Alan Merten touted the benefits of incremental change and spoke of the ways in which the university has adapted and modified since his arrival in 1996.
The conference was attended by approximately thirty student leaders who discussed the concept of personal and institutional change with the university president.