Areas
of Need Introduction | Capital
Needs | Annual
Needs | Endowment
Needs
CAPITAL NEEDS
Library & Technology Center (LTC) Campaign Goal: $4 million
CAMPUS BACKGROUND
Raising the $4 million needed to construct the administration component
of the Library and Technology Center (LTC) will complete Phase
1 of construction on the campus.
The Institute has constructed five of the six buildings of Phase One of
its New Campus Plan –
Academic Center
Student Housing
Student Life Center
Cultural Learning Center
Facilities Management
Library & Technology Center
The total cost to construct the LTC is $10 million. To-date, a total of
$6 million has been raised, thus construction of the LTC has begun. With
a design/build concept for construction, achieving the goal of $4 million
will complete the administrative component.
 The
CIRCLE OF HONOR WALL on IAIA’s new campus is located
on the campus plaza between the Academic Center and the LTC. The names
of those giving $5,000 and above to IAIA’s new campus construction
will be permanently inscribed on red granite tiles placed permanently
on the wall that circles the campus plaza.
A 55,750 square foot, state-of-the-art facility, the LTC will support
the Institute’s expanded degree programs, enhancing the Institute’s
ability to better serve American Indian students from across the country.
Comprised of technology/research and instructional components, the facility
will also house Administration offices. When finished, the building will
consist of three components:
Technology/Research Component
1. Distance/Continuing Education with state-of-the-art technology to support
the career education of American Indians, whether they reside in rural
Native American communities or urban areas.
2. Motion Design Laboratory where digital technology will be integrated
with elements of animation, video and sound, providing students with an
opportunity to explore all of the possibilities of digital video.
3. Graphic Design Laboratory where graphic design and electronic graphics
majors can integrate digital technology with layout design, typography,
film and photography, and integrate animation, video and audio.
4. Library where expanded space supports collections and media applications,
archives, reading and periodical areas, a computer laboratory, study rooms,
audio/visual resource area, a cataloging/processing area, and offices.
Instructional Component
1. Large-capacity Lecture Space with telecommunications capability and
capacity for slide projection, film, video and multimedia presentation.
2. Smart Classrooms with access to the internet, ITV, and CD ROM capability.
Administrative Component
This component will house the Office of the President, Finance and Accounting,
Human Resources, the Campaign and Development Office, and the Office of
Enrollment Management.
NAMING OPPORTUNITIES
Click here for details on Library &
Technology Naming Opportunities [1.3MB PDF file].
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