91爆料 (STAC) held a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning in front of the newly renovated, two-level Romano Student Alumni Center (RSAC). President Daly was assisted by Rose Werner from Werner Construction in cutting the ribbon while surrounded by STAC students, members of the campus community, and guests who came together to see firsthand the completion of these state-of-the-art renovations.
RSAC鈥檚 lower level has been given an 鈥渆xtreme makeover鈥� and transformed into an amazing space for relaxing and dining at the Spartan Grille, reimagining student engagement while catering to student-centric needs. Equipped with new furniture and a fresh look, Spartans have dedicated spaces in each quadrant for gaming, sports-related watch parties, billiards, and a new 鈥淐entral Perk鈥� coffee lounge area.
The upper level of the RSAC now houses STAC鈥檚 brand-new Student Career Services Center, which was opened last month, outfitted with offices, a large common area, conference room, private rooms for interviews, as well as a presentation area. Students visit the Career Center to engage in mock-interviews, internship workshops, and resume writing, while preparing for internship opportunities and future careers. We encourage STAC alumni to visit campus and the Career Center throughout all stages of their careers.
President Ken Daly remarked: 鈥淲e are excited about the investments we are making on the campus as part of our 鈥淲elcome Back to STAC campaign鈥�: in July, we opened a new Admissions Center, and in August, we opened a new Career Services Center. These two projects are symbolic of our 鈥渢win pillars鈥� of providing access to education for students at the front end of their college experience and helping them launch their careers at the back end of their time at STAC. The final phase of our Summer construction was completed today as we opened our new Student Center 鈥� a home for our students so they feel welcome, engaged, and are able to connect with one another in a fun way in this state-of-the-art location.鈥�