Building 22 was the first and only permanent building on the campus and was used primarily for the automotive and welding programs which the school was founded on as a vocational and technical institute.
Completely reinvented in use, the original steel skeleton of Building 22 remains as a memory of the first campus building. Linking the history of a vocational institute to a new present and future as a comprehensive college, the building offers a vast array of academic programs.
A new commons is now the heart of college activities and connecting functions that touch all students and faculty, as well as greatly improving cross-campus circulation between adjacent buildings. All student services such as the library, advising, tutoring, media services, and technology can be used by students through easy access to staff cross-trained to serve from one place.