Capital Campaign: STEM Wing

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LASTING LEGACY

LAUNCHING FUTURE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN INNOVATORS

$8 Million STEM Wing

This campaign will fund the creation of a designated STEM wing on our campus where our facilities will match our unparalleled college-preparatory educational offerings. This new flexible learning space allows for students to collaborate across multi-disciplinary subjects and was designed with input from faculty, students, parents/guardians and industry leaders to include:

Dedicated Science-Discipline Classrooms and Labs

Creating specialized classrooms and labs for each scientific discipline will provide students with the necessary space and resources to engage in focused learning and experimentation. Having dedicated spaces for chemistry, biology and physics lectures and hands-on work will enhance the quality of education in STEM subjects.

Center for Ethics and Technology

The inclusion of the Center for Ethics and Technology is unique, forward-thinking and an expression of Notre Dame values. Helmed by the Spiritual Life Department, it will enable students to consider the ethical implications of technological advancements, such as AI, and guide them in making responsible decisions about how technology is used to benefit society

Innovation Lab

The Innovation Lab will focus on fostering creativity, problem-solving and cross-disciplinary collaboration among students. We are creating a physical space that is flexible and adaptable including areas for students to work on projects, explore new ideas and apply their knowledge in practical and innovative ways. As the Innovation Lab will house the Robotics program, it will have ample room to assemble and test robots, store materials and have workstations for programming The Lab will also provide opportunities for students to showcase their projects and innovations to the broader community This will include exhibitions, competitions and presentations to peers, parents/guardians and industry professionals.

Faculty and Staff Office Spaces

Providing new office space for science faculty is crucial for fostering collaboration and accessibility. When faculty members can work closely together and be easily available to students, it promotes a supportive learning environment

Renovated Math Classrooms

Transforming the current science classrooms for math classes is a great way to optimize the use of space and resources This ensures that every area of our campus is utilized effectively to accommodate the evolved needs of the curriculum

Rooftop Garden

Creating a rooftop garden is an excellent way to merge hands-on learning with environmental science. Students can study plant biology, ecology and sustainability while gaining experience in gardening and maintaining green spaces.

New Class Offerings

We aim to introduce new classes in robotics/AI, engineering, astronomy and marine biology in the future. These specialized fields can enrich the educational offerings at NDB. Along with our classes, these subjects will inspire curiosity, critical thinking and open the possibilities for potential career interests.

Brooke Nightingale Dunleavy ‘11 Genetic Counselor Stanford Children’s Hospital

“I value the all-girls education that NDB uniquely offers, as the experience enabled personal development by strengthening my confidence and my ability to communicate well with others. I work with researchers, doctors, nurses and all kinds of patients and communicating effectively is very important An NDB education allowed me to enter college and the workforce with confidence”

Gifts and Pledges

NDB is seeking gifts and pledges as soon as possible to ensure construction begins in June 2024.

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