F. Eugene Romano Hall

The new F. Eugene Romano Hall provides approximately 23,000 square feet of classroom, laboratory, and clinical space as well as modern technology for students studying:

Features

This innovative facility houses state-of-the-art resources for learning, research, and clinical study. These include:

Motion analysis laboratory

A technologically sophisticated diagnostic resource that combines data from floor-level force plates, video cameras, and telemetric sensors to generate a multi-dimensional diagnostic picture of an individual’s movements.
Nursing laboratory

Fully-equipped recreation of a modern hospital ward, including nurse's station, bedside monitoring and respiration technology, and more to facilitate clinical training at a very high level. Click here for photos >
Gross anatomy laboratory

A state-of-the-art controlled environment specially appointed for the study of human anatomy. Click here for photos >
Physical therapy teaching laboratory

A versatile instructional lab equipped to accommodate both lecture and hands-on learning. Click here for photos >

Grounds and Common Areas

The facility also provides an inviting environment for teaching, learning, and enjoyment.

For a photographic tour of Romano Hall's public spaces, please click here >

Dedication Ceremony

F. Eugene Romano Hall was dedicated on Saturday, September 29, 2007 as part of UC's Homecoming celebrations.

For a photo gallery of this special event, click here.

Science and Technology Complex

For more information about UC's Science and Technology Complex - a core priority of the Achieve: A New Dream, A New Era Comprehensive Campaign - visit the campaign Web site at www.utica.edu/achieve

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