Facilities

Marist University’s Science and Allied Health building is home to the School of Science and provides a dynamic learning environment for students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, and Medical Technology programs, as well as the Department of Biology labs.

Designed to reflect contemporary healthcare and laboratory settings, the building provides students with opportunities to connect classroom learning with hands-on practice. Through applied experiences, collaboration, and state-of-the-art technology, students develop the knowledge, clinical skills, and confidence needed for clinical education experiences and future professional practice.

Key learning spaces and resources include:

Advancing Science and Health Education

These facilities are part of Marist’s broader vision for the future of science and health education. Through the University’s Science and Health Initiative, Marist is expanding opportunities for interdisciplinary learning, experiential education, faculty-mentored research, and collaboration with healthcare organizations.

The initiative also advances the development of a fully integrated science and health complex designed to foster collaboration, discovery, innovation, and workforce preparation across a range of science and healthcare disciplines. As part of this vision, the Doctor of Physical Therapy program will gain a dedicated space for the Marist DPT Program Community Clinic, further expanding opportunities for students to connect academic learning with patient care and community engagement. Learn more >

Together, these spaces create an immersive educational environment where scientific study, clinical practice, research, and collaboration come together. Students gain the hands-on experience and professional preparation needed to approach clinical education and their future careers with confidence.