The Wichita State Woodman Center renovation project, a significant undertaking by the Wichita State University Foundation and Alumni Engagement, has been a resounding success.

Work was completed in May and the occupants have been satisfied with the renovated space. This two-phase project has not only met but exceeded expectations in terms of cleanliness and quality, earning accolades from both the customer and the architect. The attention to detail throughout the project’s execution reflects the high standards set by the university and the commitment of the construction team. The renovation has modernized the facility and provides a welcoming environment for alumni, donors, and visitors alike.

The changes have enhanced the building’s safety and aesthetic appeal. The installation of a fire sprinkler system on the first floor greatly improves fire safety, ensuring that occupants are better protected in the event of an emergency. The reconfiguration of walls not only optimizes the available space but also allows for a more efficient flow throughout the building. Upgrading the finishes put the final touch to the work.

With the completion of this project, the Woodman Center stands as a testament to the university’s dedication to excellence and its ongoing efforts to enhance campus facilities for the benefit of its community and stakeholders. The positive feedback from all parties involved underscores the project’s success and sets a benchmark for future endeavors at Wichita State University.

Many thanks and appreciation for the Eby employees who have contributed to the project: Abraham Alba, Robert Andrist, Luis Avila, Steve Bergkamp, Brady Bowles, Jim Bowles, David Bustos, Simon Campos, Tim Caudle, Rene Chavez, Jordan Clark, Scott Cruse, Zach Davis, Tracey Demoret, Matt Goetz, Jeff Gonzales, Jose Luis Hernandez, Steve Huntley, Anselmo Ibanez, Antonio Loera, Rico Morales, Tony Pace, Grant Pryor, Jon Reed, Jesus Rojas, Mag Rojas, Agustin Rubalcava, Miguel Rubalcava, Jeff Shinkle, Wes Shinkle, Dan Stutts, Dan Templeton, Demetrio Villagrana, and Manuel Villagrana.