And the Fine Arts Center would become solely a performing arts center. Our plan and his plan just happened to merge very neatly. Wood said she has learned a lot from her experience in dealing with the Art Department, and she intends to use the plan as a model as she helps other departments conform to Scott's plan. I also learned that it's important to have the cooperation of the dean of the department and several of the executive areas, such as Administration and Finance, the Physical Plant and the provost. Executing the complicated process, said Wood, is well-worth the end result.
People are happy to go into work.