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Thomas Horvath says the new Taylor Building is helping to address a growing student population.
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Seven new faculty members come from varied backgrounds.
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The buildings on the east end of campus will further agricultural research.
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CSUMB offers one of the few dedicated Mechatronics Engineering programs in the state.
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The nearly $40 million building is being named after the late Edward “Ted” Taylor.
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Luis Cabrales Arriaga came to CSUMB this year specifically to establish the new mechatronics program.
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CSUMB has been awarded a Department of Education Title V grant, the result of grant-writing efforts by Andrew Lawson and Tom Horvath.