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LSB Facts: By the Numbers

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Building Facts

5
levels

265,000
square feet of interior space

105
faculty and admin offices

103
laboratories

9
conference rooms

3
auditorium classrooms

3
large computer laboratories

1
large student services facility

240
parking garage stalls

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Building Materials

35,436
cubic yards of rebar-reinforced concrete

362,953
bricks

35,000
stone floor tiles in main hallways

175
miles of wire

30
miles of pipe

Seismic Stabilizing

2,700
two-foot-diameter holes, dug 40 feet deep

32,000
tons of stone gravel was pressure injected to create reinforcing stone columns

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Building Design

Building Designer:
Architectural Nexus, Salt Lake City

General Contractor:
Oakland Construction, Salt Lake City

Multi-Use Building

1
stake and 15 wards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meet in the LSB

3
wards hold all of their Sunday meetings in the LSB

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College of Life Sciences

7
departments: Biology; Cell Biology & Physiology; Exercise Sciences; Microbiology & Molecular Biology; Nutrition, Dietetics, & Food Science; Plant & Wildlife Sciences; & Public Health

1
Neuroscience Center

Faculty & Staff Data

153
full-time faculty

30
adjunct faculty

42
staff members

35
administrative personnel

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Student Data

5,611
total students who are majoring in life sciences (as of January 2024)

5,366
undergraduate students

245
graduate students

13,944
total graduated students from the College of Life Sciences since 2014

13,082
bachelor’s degrees

708
master’s degrees

154
doctorate degrees

Student Publications & Conferences, 2014–2023

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4,186
student co-authors on peer-reviewed publications*

2,245
faculty presentations with student co-presenters

4,668
student co-presenters

5,604
student internships

Note
These counts include abstracts, book reviews, chapters in scholarly books and textbooks, scholarly books, conference proceedings, databases, articles in academic journals, articles in professional or trade magazines, and monographs.

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Study Abroad Opportunities, 2014–2024

2,105
life science students participated in study abroad programs

80
life science faculty helped lead study abroad programs

1,907
students from outside the College of Life Sciences participated in study abroad programs led by the College of Life Sciences