WARNER — Connors State College will be celebrating its recently completed Capital Bond Projects by hosting an open house and ribbon cutting Thursday on its Warner campus.
The Muskogee Chamber of Commerce and the Warner Chamber of Commerce will be assisting with the ribbon cutting for the new one-stop enrollment center in Gatlin Hall at 10:30 a.m.
There will be guided tours of all the new facilities from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Capital bond projects on the tour include: Gatlin Hall, the new one-stop enrollment center, equine facilities, chemistry and physics labs, nursing classrooms and labs, and addition of a computer lab in the Jacob Johnson Building.
Millers Crossing, the student housing complex, will have a model room available for tours during the open house.
Local News
March 25, 2008
CSC to show off bond projects Thursday
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