That meant some new furnishings. A lot of people didn't know what it was about, but we proved the concept works. It will be the most prominent feature when you walk in. Most people don't know about it, but it's peaking curiosity. Marchewka said the center will enhance students' educational experiences and help them build relationships with business organizations.
Companies transfer their knowledge to students, and students transfer their projects.
Students are expected to transfer value to the companies. He and OMIS alumnus Kevin Fennewald were unsuccessful in their attempt to persuade other university offices. The plan was to be able to develop all necessary parts to implement if the site got funded. We all liked music to start with and didn't want to duplicate all the sites out there. We wanted something beneficial, new, and thought this idea would start off with the college community in DeKalb and expand to other schools.