We have added a new page showing the construction progress of the Learning Spaces building. http://www.eastfieldcollege.com/BuildingOurFuture/LSConst.html

We will be adding new pictures on a regular basis so you can see the progress.

A new Organization Chart has been released.

Also the timelines for the Pleasant Grove Campus, the Learning Spaces Building and the Parent Child Study Center.

You can now see a floor plan of the PCSC as well as some exterior views.

A floor plan of the Workforce Education Building is also available.

Concrete replacement of the Lower Courtyard will begin on Monday, September 10^th.

There will be no access to the Lower Courtyard via the stairs from Upper Courtyard or the  outside stairs from the Library. In addition, there will be no access to the Lower Courtyard via most exit doors on the lower levels of C-Building, F-Building and L-Building.

EXCEPTION: The automatic doors between C-Building and L-Building, lower level (beneath bridge) will be usable during most of the construction.

The construction zone will be designated with fence, tape and signs. Signs will be posted showing accessible routes to C-Building and L-Building.

Sorry for the inconvenience as we make improvements for our students!

Dr. Carol Brown

President

The final schematic for the Pleasant Grove Campus was released August 1. Take a look here.

See our presentation made at the American Association of Community College Convention.

Includes new picture of the Learning Spaces center and the Pleasant Grove Campus.

A updated organization chart has been posted on the web site.

The latest drawing for the Learning Spaces building and the Pleasant Grove Campus have been posted.

New timelines have been posted for Learning Spaces, Parent Child Study Center, the T Buildings and the Pleasant Grove Campus.

We have updated timlines for the Parent Child Study Center, the T Building expansion, the Pleasant Grove campus and the Workforce Building.

You can also see the Architect’s review schedule for the T Building, Parent Child Study Center, and the Workforce Building.

Press release from the DCCCD.