UT Growth
Projects completed during Ronald L. Vaughn's tenure as president of The University of Tampa.
Projects completed during Ronald L. Vaughn's tenure as president of The University of Tampa.
![]() Thomas and West parking garages | ![]() Sykes College of Business | ![]() The Vaughn Center, a new student center and residential complex |
![]() R.K. Bailey Art Studios | ![]() The Cass Building (Science and Communication) | ![]() A new dance center |
![]() A new campus grand entryway | ![]() A new fitness complex, soccer stadium, and new baseball and softball facilities | ![]() Development of a fiber-optically wired campus with the latest information technology, including 725 wireless sites and 50 computer labs. |
![]() A newly redesigned Riverside Classroom and Administrative Building | ![]() Sykes Chapel and Center for Faith and Values | ![]() The Dickey Health and Wellness Center |
![]() Science Annex | ![]() MacKechnie Building, which houses the ELS Language Center | ![]() Martinez Athletics Center and Health Science and Human Performance building ; General Peter J. Schoomaker ROTC and Athletics Building |
![]() Eight residence halls including Jenkins Hall, Vaughn, Austin, Brevard, Straz, Urso, Morsani and Palm Apartments, plus renovations to Smiley and McKay. | ![]() Aquatic Center | ![]() Naimoli Family Softball Stadium |
![]() North Walker and East Walker halls, Nursing Skills Lab | ![]() Naimoli Family Athletic and Intramural Complex | ![]() Thompson, Krusen and 813 buildings and Chiller Plant |
![]() Maureen A. Daly Innovation and Collaboration Building | ![]() Graduate and Health Studies Building | ![]() Southard Family Building |
![]() Science Research Labs | ![]() Fab Lab | ![]() Delaware Parking Garage |
![]() Riseman Fitness Center | ![]() Jenkins Health and Technology Building | ![]() Ars Sonora |
![]() Sykes Plaza | ![]() Ferman Center for the Arts |