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We always strive to keep pace with the expectations and needs of our students and the highly competitive post-secondary education environment. New facilities that provide the most up to date learning environments are always a top priority for the university.
What capital projects are we developing right now?
Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts
Located on Kingston's beautiful waterfront and closely situated to the central Queen's campus, we will create a pre-eminent performing arts centre that will provide a multi-disciplinary and community interactive site for education, creativity and training.
The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, made possible in part by a generous pledge of $18 million from Queen's benefactors Alfred and Isabel Bader, will be the only one of its kind east of Toronto. The federal and provincial governments have pledged a combined contribution of $30 million. The Baders have offered an additional $4 million, if the remaining $5 million needed for the project is raised by December 31, 2010.
Please visit the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts web site for more information.
Goodes Hall Expansion
![[Goodes Hall illustration]](facilities/schbus.jpg "Goodes Hall Expansion Project")
With its rapid growth and the establishment of several new programs, the School of Business is in need of more space to hire new support staff and faculty. An expansion of the building will allow the school to continue to grow and compete on an international level, support innovative new programs, and improve the overall commerce student experience, from careers and recruitment to studies and extra-curricular activities.
Please visit the Queen's School of Business web site for more information.
A Home for Queen's School of Medicine
A new building for Queen's School of Medicine offers the opportunity to fully integrate modern teaching methods, technology and interdisciplinary practices into our curriculum and will advance our mission. The expanded facilities offer the potential to increase enrollment, ultimately providing our region, province and country with greater access to doctors. With funding from the federal and provincial governments and private donors, more than $70 million of the estimated $77 million required for the project has been raised.
Please visit the School of Medicine web site for more information.