Grace College Breaks Ground on New Complex

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Dr. Nate Bosch and Grace College President Bill Katip pose for a photo as they stand with a newly unveiled bust of Dr. Dane Miller following a groundbreaking ceremony Friday for the college’s future expansion and renovations to the science building that will be known as the Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex. Miller, one of the founders of Biomet, was a driving force behind plans for the college’s push to improve the science building. Bosch is director of the newly renamed Lilly Center For Lakes and Streams, which will benefit from the bigger future building. Photo by Dan Spalding, Times-Union.

Grace College broke ground Friday on its Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex. The complex is part of the Aspire Campaign for Grace College & Seminary, a $37 million campaign announced last week to empower the next generation to lead and serve well.

The science complex will renovate more than 22,000 square feet of existing space and create 13,000 square feet of new space for Grace’s growing science and math programs.

Dr. Bill Katip, president of Grace College & Seminary, told “The Times Union,” “The Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex will be a state-of-the-art facility, with the latest in labs and equipment, to train world-class biologists, chemists, engineers and medical professionals at Grace College.”

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