The Library will require traditional furnishings such as stacks. We'll also need the latest in information technologies for computer laboratories and smart classrooms. Continuing the College's tradition of academic excellence and spiritual vitality requires a significant commitment to upgrading current resources. College officials hope to meet the goal for furnishing the new facility by December 2000. The walls begin their ascent from the foundation of the Dennis F. and Elsie B. Kinlaw Library.
Forms are now in place for the ground floor's poured concrete walls.
Messer Construction expects the project to be complete in early 2001. Message from the President T he Capstone Phase of the Asbury 2000 Campaign is more about essentials than extras. True, the construction cost of our building is fully committed. True, this campaign has surpassed any previous capital project in Asbury College history in terms of dollars raised. True, we are appreciative of the wonderful commitment already demonstrated by our donors in this challenging project.