For years, Jacksonville State University's biology and chemistry labs have been needing an upgrade. Students had to vie for crowded lab space in Ayers Hall. But now all that has changed. The ceremony will be held in front of the archway between McGee Center and Martin Hall.
Labs are spacious to accommodate class loads and student and professor work areas.
Classes have begun in McGee Center and some students are noticing the difference. We're now able to learn science the way it should be learned. Martin Hall, which is directly adjacent to McGee Center, will house offices for biology, physics and earth science faculty. The ribbon cutting will be performed by Dr. Harold McGee. Refreshments will also be served.