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Carver Science Center
Dedicated in October 1956, this building is named after George Washington Carver, one of Simpson's most famous alumni. In 1993 Carver Science Center underwent a $9 million expansion and renovation, which added research facilities, classrooms and offices. The building houses the Mathematics and Computer Science Departments as well as the Biology & Environmental Science and Chemistry & Physics Departments. Also located in Carver are various science labs, including a cadaver lab. Three computer labs are located on the ground floor.
200-298 W Clinton Ave, Indianola, IA 50125, USA
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Beth Beggs left a positive review 1/12/2014
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Beth Beggs left a positive review 10/22/2013
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Beth Beggs left a positive review 10/9/2013
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Beth Beggs left a positive review 9/4/2013
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Kathy Witzenburg left a positive review 9/4/2013
Thanks Greg & Oscar, the web page looks good and the facebook page for Young Writers was a hit!
Beth Beggs left a positive review 7/31/2013
The session was great. Oscar Preis and Ben Rogers had me editing and creating pages in just a few minutes. Thanks.
Zach Huebener left a positive review 11/25/2012
the EAC meeting was awesome! We talked about all the fun stuff we are going to buy for Green Bingo this Friday. It was a little sad because it's the last group meeting of the semester, but it was still lots of fun. We are EAC!
Becky Armstrong left a positive review 11/7/2012
It was very helpful. It was also nice to know that we could contact them if we got stuck.
Zach Huebener left a positive review 10/28/2012
EAC IS AWESOME!!!!!
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Walter Lain left a positive review 11/18/2015
Very insightful about Americans studying in China that lead to wonderful post discussion!