Athletic Complex

PAC Center
Plans are underway to site a field house adjacent to the current swimming pool on the south side of campus. The facility will house a synthetic turf field, 2-lane jogging track, divider curtains/netting, scoring display unit, public address system, and limited seating. Support spaces include a training room, weight room, team rooms, offices, restrooms, storage, and entrance/lobby.

This facility is primarily intended for use by MCC athletic teams as a practice facility during periods of inclement weather. The field house will also be used for recreational activities, physical education classes, college sports camps and community activities on a pre-scheduled basis.

Completion: Fall, 2008

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Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Center for Excellence in Nursing

The new 22,560 sq. ft. two-level facility will include a nursing center, patient simulator/tutorial lab, four nursing/medical/surgical/maternity labs, and lab prep area, nursing offices, lounge and classrooms that will accommodate students enrolled in the allied health programs and other related disciplines. Additionally, the vacated nursing instructional space will be renovated resulting in additional lab, office and classroom facilities. The facility will be built on the west side of Building 9, facing East Henrietta Road.

Projected Occupancy: Fall, 2008.

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Residence Halls Phase II, Canal Hall

An additional 366 beds will be located at the north end of the campus, adjacent to and expanding upon the current Alice Holloway Young Commons. This will bring the total number of beds to 772. The $18.4 million facility has a large "common space" for gatherings and activities.

Occupancy: September, 2007. View additional images on the Residence Hall Phase II here.

Damon City Campus at Renaissance Square: Proposed  

Renaissance Square will integrate a downtown transit center with an urban campus of Monroe Community College and a performing arts complex. Currently, the Damon City Campus (DCC) is located in downtown Rochester, in space rented by MCC, and provides a variety of career and transfer programs leading to associate degrees or certificates.

The Damon City Campus component of Renaissance Square includes construction and furnishing of approximately 200,000 gross square feet of new/renovated space. Enrollment is projected at 1600 full-time equivalent students (FTE's).

It is anticipated that the campus will house the following degree and certificate programs: non-credit programs, and/or course offerings, business, liberal arts, teacher education, human services, criminal justice and visual and performing arts (proposed). Credit and non-credit training opportunities will also be offered. Opportunities for additional higher educational curricula are in the planning stages.

The campus is envisioned to be a full-service campus housing the following services and functions: counseling and career services, campus center, dining services, bookstore, public safety, the MCC Foundation, Inc. and grant funded programs. Academically, the facility design will include "smart" classrooms, general-purpose classrooms, labs, a library, learning/media centers, faculty offices and other instructional spaces.

The design of the complex is in progress under the leadership of Moshe Safdie, an internationally known architect, as the overall design architect, as well as other consultants.

Projected Occupancy: Fall, 2011.  

For additional information on the Renaissance Square Project, go to:  http://www.rensquare.org

Master Plan 2008 – 2013 
For additional information, go to: 
http://www.monroecc.edu/depts/planning/master.htm