Setting a Course for BioDiscovery

Through an inclusive, rigorous 18-month process, Marquette’s campus master plan created a road map for Marquette’s capital improvements over the next 10 to 20 years.

And among the plan’s major priorities is a project promising to redefine the south edge of campus as a visionary BioDiscovery District serving the needs of two key academic departments, biological and biomedical sciences.

To replace outmoded research spaces siloed in separate buildings, the district is envisioned offering modern collaborative laboratories for two disciplines that together accounted for 36 percent of research funding at Marquette in scal year 2017, says Dr. Richard Holz, dean of the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences. Collaborative opportunities would extend to student research and teaching in a modern complex that could look like the renderings shown. “This is going to have a huge impact on our undergraduates. We want to make sure we have first-rate facilities for our students and faculty,” says Holz.

Interested in supporting the development of the BioDiscovery District? Contact Kelli Rael at kelli.rael@marquette.edu.

— Martina Ibáñez-Baldor, Comm ’15

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