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NEW SITES
FOR NEW GROWTH
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology is always
searching for innovative ways to enhance the student
experience and cultivate a community on campus.
We are pleased to share three new spaces:
STEINMAN COMMUNITY
LEARNING CENTER
The College will be holding a
groundbreaking of the brand-new
Steinman Community Learning
Center in 2024. The two-story
multipurpose building will create
opportunities for industry partners,
area K-12 schools and students,
and local community members
to become more familiar with the
College's programs and engage
with students, faculty, and staff. The
first floor of the Center will house
a childcare facility hosted by the
Community Action Partnership
of Lancaster County, offering
affordable childcare options for
students, faculty, staff, and the
public. The first floor will also contain
a community room available to the
public for meetings and gatherings.
The second floor will be a maker
space known as the Fab Lab where
visitors and prospective students
can explore the various programs
available on Campus through
hands-on learning. There are still
opportunities to support this new
project by sponsoring a room in
the Steinman Community Center.
Contact Pam Smith at
smithp@stevenscollege.edu
for more information.
WOMEN'S CENTER
Thaddeus Stevens College is excited
to announce the reopening of
the Women's Center, located on
the ground floor of Metzger Hall.
The newly renovated area fosters
a welcoming, supportive, and
inclusive space for female students
where they can network, engage
in programming, and develop
lasting social connections. The
space will also be the new home
for the Women in Technology
and Trades Club on campus.
REIGHARD HALL
As the College saw enrollment
numbers increase over the past
few years, it became evident
additional housing would be needed.
Beginning in fall 2023, about 115
students have been hosted at
Reighard Hall, a residence hall on
Millersville University's campus
operated by Student Services
Inc. About half of the College's
students live on campus, and as
enrollment has grown, so has the
need for living space. The use ofthis
residence hall increased Thaddeus
Stevens College's ability to accept
more students into high-demand
programs. Reighard Hall residents
can use their own cars for selftransportation
or utilize the College's
shuttle service to and from campus.
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