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Engineering Technology and Industrial Arts Building (Brockmann Center)

In 1970 the Engineering Technology and Industrial Arts Building opened. Designed by Page and Werner, this building was also constructed into the hillside. The exposed front area had large doors to facilitate the moving of heavy or large sized materials. The two story flat roofed structure houses faculty offices, classrooms and several laboratory and shop areas. The building is located east of the swimming pool and west of the Electronics Building. A computer center was developed in the building and has become a major technical training center for a variety of hardware and software manufacturers. This building was named Brockmann Center in honor of former NMC President L. O. Brockmann.

East Hall
Pershing Hall
Donaldson Hall
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Industrial Arts
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Cowan Hall
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Automotive
Gymnasium
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Morgan Hall
Food Service
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Engineering Tech
MacKenzie Hall
Library
Farm Mechanics
Applied Technology