Construction will begin soon on a $60 million dollar facility that University of Kentucky officials say is their first new agriculture teaching building in 35 years. Carmen Agouridis is the senior associate dean for the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.
“It’s going to allow us to have larger spaces because our student population has obviously grown, but it's going to be very flexible space for our instructors. So they can reconfigure the classroom have new technology in there that's going to let them teach students in a way that goes beyond what I think they're capable of doing.”
