Campus Master Plan

Released this fall, our Campus Master Plan reveals a bold, exciting vision for Augusta University’s physical future.

SIX PLANNING PRIORITIES

• Provide state-of-the-art academic and research space
• Advance the research mission
• Create a vibrant student life experience
• Effect smart, sustainable facilities growth
• Create a safe, seamless and pleasing pedestrian experience
• Ensure quality, functionality and cutting-edge technology

Strategic expansion and renovation will create a state-of-the-art research and educational experience in a thriving student–centered residential setting.

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1. Summerville Campus

Create a 21st-century educational experience, while maintaining the beauty and character of its 19th-century roots.

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2. Health Sciences Campus

State-of-the-art research, lab and classroom space on a seamless, student-centric, pedestrian-friendly residential campus.

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3. Forest Hills Campus

Expand indoor and outdoor venues so the Jaguar Nation becomes a magnet for top student athletes across multiple sports.
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4. All linked together —

and to a vibrant downtown Augusta — via an upgraded, optimized transportation system.
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Move One to Grow Four

Relocating the College of Science and Mathematics to the Health Sciences campus will free up space for other Summerville programs and colleges to expand.

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PERCENT

STUDENT ENROLLMENT

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FACULTY AND STAFF

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RESEARCH PLATFORM

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STUDENT HOUSING

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• The preservation of historic and archeological treasures
  on the Summerville campus will be ensured, without
  disturbing the beautiful neighborhood that surrounds it.
• Relocating CSM will allow for growth of the other colleges
  and programs, including East Georgia State College.
• Renovations of existing structures — like Science, Allgood
  and Washington Halls — will include state-of-the-art
  technology enhancements in classrooms and labs.
• Students will enjoy new and improved dining, studying and
  life experiences through Jaguar Student Activities Center
  (JSAC) improvements and other campus renovations.

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• Create a vibrant residential experience for
  undergraduate and graduate students from all colleges
  and programs.
• Cement the campus as the university’s destination for
  health and sciences education and research.
• Establishing academic neighborhoods around
  pedestrian-friendly quads will create a true campus
  experience.
• An expanded research core along Laney-Walker
  Boulevard will provide facilities and space worthy of a
  world-class research institution.

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Learn more at gru.edu/facilities/cmp.