University sees classroom improvements across campus
By UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS
DURANT, Okla. – Just in time for the start of the fall semester, a number of classrooms are receiving a facelift at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
The classroom improvement project will see enhancements and improvements completed in several buildings across campus. Various classrooms are being upgraded with new LED lighting, painting, new flooring and furniture, and technology.
And by summer’s end, 23 classrooms will have new tables/chairs, and 35 classrooms will have new lecterns, which are equipped with new computers and dual monitors.
New furniture is also being installed at the Southeastern-McCurtain County campus.
Fall semester classes begin Aug. 22.
(cutline) Workers assemble new furniture that is being installed in classrooms this week.
