Under watchful eyes of Chris Deering, CPS Senior Associate Dean and Associate Provost, new signs have been rapidly sprouting up around The George Washington University's Virginia Science and Technology Campus (VSTC) in recent weeks. As the Campus has grown from the original first building opened in 1991 to six buildings and 122 acres today, the need for more extensive signage has become clear. The new signs are helping the university community and campus visitors identify each of the buildings on campus by name, as well as guide pedestrian and vehicular traffic to their destinations.
The process to improve and expand Campus signage began several years ago when the university developed a Comprehensive Sign Plan. The intent of the Plan was to enhance the visual environment of the Campus by providing consistent guidelines for signage.