Integrated Science and Health Sciences Building

The Integrated Science and Health Sciences Building opened in the fall of 2015 as an extension to the original home of the sciences at Fisher - the Joseph S. Skalny Science Center. This building features laboratories and collaborative learning spaces, and a two-story living wall emphasizes the building's status as Fisher's first U.S. Green Building Council LEED-certified structure. Fisher dedicated the Kilian J. and Caroline F. Schmitt Physical Chemistry Laboratory in 2015 and the Loss Family Research Laboratory in 2017.

The Skalny Science Center was renamed in 2000 after Joseph S. Skalny, shortly after he gave a generous gift that allowed upgrades to the building. The Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Departments are housed here, along with state-of-the-art laboratories and classrooms for student learning.

Early construction on the sciences building at Fisher.
Early construction of the Skalny Science Center
Early developments on the sciences building
Early construction of the Skalny Science Center
Early developments on the sciences building
Early construction of the Skalny Science Center
Bridge connecting the sciences building on Fisher's campus.
Early construction of the Skalny Science bridge
A building under construction for expansion.
Early development of the science expansion
Ribbon Cutting for the Integrated Science and Health Sciences building at Fisher.
Ribbon-cutting of the ISHS Building
Science lab room at Fisher.
A renovated lab
Science lab at Fisher.
A renovated lab
Black and white photo of students at Fisher in a science lab.
Early students in a lab
The Integrated Science and Health Sciences building at Fisher.
ISHS Building at dusk

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