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As part of our Sesquicentennial Strategic Plan, Seton Hall's top current priority is to reinforce and strengthen its already robust program in the sciences through a $35 Million modernization and expansion of Mc Nulty Hall, thus creating a new Science and Technology Center. The new Center will feature the latest technology, with more than 35 teaching and research laboratories, and will be a "green" building, meeting nationally recognized Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System Standards. A newly equipped state-of-the-art science building will enable Seton Hall to attract top scholars and students in both basic and applied science programs and to compete more effectively for government research grants. An artist's rendering of the new Science and Technology Center at McNulty Hall is pictured below.

The Science and Technology Center will address society's growing needs for scientists, physicians, physician assistants, physical therapists, nurses, science and math teachers, and an increasingly science-literate and capable population.

One of the great benefits of planned giving is that we can work together as partners to focus your support on our needs that are most important to you. We look forward to working with you.

For more information on how you can help, please complete the Response/Request Form or contact Joe Guasconi, Director, Office Of Planned Giving, at guascojo@shu.edu or call him directly at (973) 378-9850.

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