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| Planning for Sucess- Frequently Asked Questions |
Q: Does this mean there will be more students coming
to Mount Allison? |
A: No, there will be no increase in enrollment. It will stay at approximately 2,250 full time students. |
Q:
With the new buildings and facilities, will Mount Allison be
offering
night classes? Will there be a more courses offered? |
A: Mount Allison will not be offering any night classes but we will still be providing our high level of courses. Daytime only classes allow full time students evening free time to participate in extra-curricular activities. |
Q:
What does this Plan give students? |
A: The Facilities Master Plan will bring together common activities and enhance student life on campus (classroom, study, leisure and home). It will centralize student activities (student services, mail services, bookstore, cafeteria and pub); it will consolidate the Fine Arts Department, the Drama Programme and the Windsor Theatre in the central campus (most likely within an upgraded University Centre), for convenience, interdisciplinary linkages and efficiency. The Plan will also bring about a much-needed renovation and expansion to Mount Allison’s Athletic Centre, as well as a renovation and extension of Hart Hall to enhance classroom space. |
Q: How
will faculty and staff benefit from the new plan? |
A: There will be an increase in office area to accommodate research chairs. As well, an increase in research lab space to accommodate development in program requirements. In general, there will be greater flexibility. |
Q: Will
physically disabled people be able to get around easier? |
A: Yes, there will be increased accessibility for academic buildings on campus as well as some residences and Centennial Hall. |
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