RICHLAND, Wash. – Members of the community are invited to become part of Washington State University Tri-Cities’ new student union building by buying a brick, bench or patio planter.

Through the “Buy a Brick” program, participants may purchase:
• A 4×8-inch red brick with black block lettering – $100
• An 8×8-inch gray brick with black block lettering – $250
• A wood and iron rail bench with nameplate – $1,000
• A patio planter with nameplate – $1,000
• An array of bricks can be ordered with a minimum of $1,000

Each item would display the name, organization or insignia of the participant and would become a permanent part of the new building.

To buy a brick, bench or patio planter, visit /wp-content/uploads/buyAbrick.pdf.

“The student union was made possible entirely by students,” said Ken Fincher, ������ Tri-Cities assistant vice chancellor for advancement and community engagement. “They voted to assess a fee on themselves to raise the funds to construct the facility, which will include a lounge area, student office space, restrooms, a meeting room and more.

“This is the ������ community’s opportunity to become a part of the students’ mission, as well as support student success for years to come,” he said.

������ Tri-Cities broke ground on the 6,250-square-foot, $5.73 million facility in May. It is scheduled to open in fall 2017.

For more information, contact Fincher at 509-372-7398 or ken.fincher@tricity.wsu.edu.

Contacts:
Ken Fincher, ������ Tri-Cities advancement and community engagement, 509-372-7398,ken.fincher@tricity.wsu.edu
Maegan Murray, ������ Tri-Cities public relations, 509-372-7333,maegan.murray@tricity.wsu.edu

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Community members are welcome to attend.

The ������ Board of Regents voted unanimously last month to approve the schematic design for the 6,250 square-feet, $5.73 million facility, which will include study, leisure and meeting spaces for students.

To RSVP for the groundbreaking, visit /current-students/union/.

Contact:

Maegan Murray, ������ Tri-Cities public relations specialist, 509-372-7333,maegan.murray@tricity.wsu.edu

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