The first floor is for conferences and two farm managers occupy the upper floors. When funds are available, they hope to convert the U-shaped horse barn into living accommodations for conference attendees. Much like ISU, U of G has a Lakeside Lab located on Lock Lomond. I was able to visit the lab and enjoyed the 45-minute drive through some beautiful country landscapes and villages. This research facility has accommodations for approximately 25 students.
Plans are underway to upgrade and increase the size of the labs and resident rooms.
While on my exchange, I was also able to attend several meetings. I also was able to tour many of the U of G buildings and estates. In addition, my wife and I spent many weekends exploring Scotland and Ireland.