Sentence examples for campus construction projects from inspiring English sources

Both projects were financed through percent-for-art policies, which direct a small percentage, typically 1 percent, of the budgets of campus construction projects to public art.

His support for the 1979 CUNY Financing and Governance Act and for major campus construction projects in all five boroughs were milestones in public higher education investment.

In addition to layoffs, the university is cutting costs by freezing salaries and faculty hiring, eliminating unfilled positions and suspending campus construction projects.

But a package of tuition revenue bonds to provide more than $2.7 billion to support about 60 campus construction projects around the state was not approved during the last legislative session, despite broad, bipartisan support.

When lawmakers debated financing for campus construction projects during the regular session this year, few were aware that they were talking about investments with the potential to trigger more than $10 million in public art financing.

As for Mr. Miller, he believes the onus for calming the waters falls on the Legislature, which he criticized for focusing too much on the regents' activities while failing to approve a popular plan to issue bonds for campus construction projects.

David Koff, a filmmaker and union activist whose investigation of a campus construction project profoundly changed the Los Angeles school system, has died.

Salary freezes and cuts, staff layoffs, and postponed or canceled campus construction and renovation projects have hit institutions nationwide.

For the campus, some of these construction projects included new buildings (such as a $500,000 stadium completed in 1936 and a $200,000 open air theater completed in 1941), facilities, and art works.

As a trustee of City Ballet, Mr. Brodsky played a significant role in rallying support among Lincoln Center's constituent organizations for the renovation of its campus, one of the biggest construction projects undertaken by a cultural institution in recent years.

Other construction projects around campus have included a new LEED Platinum-certified alumni center, a renovation and expansion of the College of Education and Human Development, and an expansion of the Energy and Environmental Research Center.