Altogether the money will all add up to $8 million or $9 million.

The only parts that will be closed off are the ones that will be undergoing the changes. You may get a little dusty and you may have to take the long way around but you will have access to the building.

Everything from the elevator down will be closed.

The problem with that is this building has really thick walls. The signal can't reach the clocks. We will fix this by putting a receiver on the roof the runs on Global Positioning technology, like cars have. This also has an accurate time with it. We have tested this and it works, so the Culp Center will have working clocks.

This would be a pilot project. Once we start the ball rolling, there's grant money out there.

We had architects and people from other universities come here to look at our building. This was built during the energy crisis of the '70s so it was good. Now we are spending millions of dollars to undo what we once won awards for.