The Partnership Center

Seminole State College's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus, the College's first and largest campus, is being transformed by an $85 million construction and renovation campaign.

The cornerstone of the makeover is the $30 million, four-story Partnership Center, which is being built next to building A. The 100,000-square-foot facility will:

• Enhance educational opportunities for residents of Seminole County and strengthen Seminole State's partnership with the University of Central Florida, the region's leading university, by providing a base for UCF classes and student services. UCF already offers 20 degree programs on the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus. The new facility will make it easier for UCF to continue adding degrees at Seminole State.
• Provide the College with a new 32,000-square-foot library that will support emerging technologies and provide the flexibility to meet the future needs of students. Students will benefit immediately with more computer access and larger, more interactive study rooms.

Construction Timeline

• May 2, 2008: Road and parking lot closure
• May 21, 2008: Groundbreaking ceremony
• July 1, 2008: Construction commences on the Partnership Center
• Aug. 29, 2008: First foundation pour
• Spring 2010: Partnership Center opening

Related Links

• Partnership Center Library
• Partnership Center groundbreaking ceremony photos

Did you know?

In a recent survey, 95 percent of responding graduates said they would attend Seminole State again and 43 percent rated their overall Seminole State experience as "excellent."