It’s very good for the university. We want to represent the greater community.

The IRB board (members) didn’t say they had a problem. They said they hadn’t seen the survey.

The benefit is the cost savings.

The existing council and mayor has served the town well. We’re not recommending change to the form of government at this time.

It’s pretty scary stuff. We have not seen it here yet. So far, we have been fortunate. There’s nothing here, but it is unreal.

We have to have the money in the bank by the end of December.

We don’t know where we’ll end up in Charlotte County, but land is important. We’re keeping our options open. Not all gifts come through.

We’ve been very aggressive in seeking funds. We’re gonna look at every option we have, whether it’s the state match or not. Certainly that’s the most attractive.

We were expecting 25 or 30 students. Certainly the demand is there, we knew that. So we’re just going to make sure we have everything we can to build a facility that can match their...

We’re very excited about this opportunity to have our faculty and students engaged with their counterparts in China. We continue to have a growing number of our students who are interested in the international exchange.

I think it’s really going to elevate our name recognition all around the world. I think we’ll continue to see these kinds of partnerships.

A lot of it comes down to practicality. They’re changing classes moving from building to building.

We’ve had phenomenal success in the fundraising arena. This is probably one of the things the community has rallied around the most. There’s such a strong demand.

The command center would be the central nerve system of what’s going on in getting information in almost real time. There will be computer monitors, people monitoring what’s going on on the interstate through fiber-optics.