News · Housing and development · Muscogee County · Columbus · Georgia
Columbus State University has begun work on the Pezold Center, a project tied to STEM education and workforce development.
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Columbus State University has broken ground on the Pezold Center, starting a project the university ties to STEM education and workforce development.
The groundbreaking is the first visible step in the center’s development. Columbus State University has characterized the project as a transformative investment in education and preparation for the workforce.
The project connects two areas: education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and workforce development. Those areas are linked in the university’s description of the Pezold Center and its role in the institution’s future.
The center’s name is now attached to a project that has moved from planning into construction. The groundbreaking provides a formal starting point for that work.
The next phase is development of the Pezold Center itself. The project’s progress will show how Columbus State University carries out its stated investment in STEM education and workforce development.
Further details about the center’s construction schedule, size, cost and planned programs have not been announced in the public record linked here.
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