
Rogers State University STEM Building
The Rogers State University Center for Science and Technology will establish a dynamic new hub for STEM education, research, and collaboration on the Claremore campus.
Envisioned as an approximately 62,224-square-foot facility, the building will bring together flexible classrooms, state-of-the-art laboratories, faculty offices, and essential support spaces in an environment designed to inspire discovery and innovation.
Developed through a collaborative approach, the project emphasizes adaptability, sustainability, accessibility, and inclusivity for all. Purpose-built laboratories and technology-rich learning environments will support interdisciplinary education while accommodating evolving academic programs and future growth. Thoughtful planning and integrated architectural and engineering solutions will create a landmark facility that strengthens student recruitment, advances STEM learning, and connects the university with its community.
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