Phase II – Center for Economic Crime
and Justice Studies

To support the remarkable expansion of the College's economic crime programs, as well as the establishment of the Center for Identity Management and Information Protection (CIMIP), Utica College will construct a two-story Center for Economic Crime and Justice Studies.

This innovative new facility will offer an appropriate platform for the cutting-edge research and learning initiatives that will take place at Utica College over the coming decades. It will also provide the setting for:

 Conferences involving CIMIP and Economic Crime Institute partners

 Training for law enforcement professionals on the local, state,
and federal levels

 Corporate training in fraud prevention and identity protection

The new Center will enhance UC's academic program as well as further its research. It will provide state-of-the-art laboratories in which students can learn computer forensics and other cutting-edge methods for solving economic crimes.

The new Center for Economic Crime and Justice Studies will feature:

 Meeting and instructional space, including a versatile auditorium/conference center with raised dais and movable seating

 Teaching and research laboratories for computer forensics and CIMIP-related work involving faculty and students

 Secure evidence rooms, including a restricted access area built to Department of Defense standards

Naming Opportunities:

 Auditorium / Conference center
 Classrooms
 Research laboratories
 Faculty offices

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Phase III: Natural Sciences Building