The New Student Services building, under construction north of the Rodda buildings, is on target to be serving students by mid- to late spring, according to City College Director of Operations Greg Hayman.

Student Services will be located on the first floor of the new building, and the photography and journalism departments will call the second floor home, according to Hayman.

While department offices and equipment may move to the new building in the spring, photography and journalism classes and labs are targeted to begin using the building in the fall 2015 semester.

“There were a couple of issues with the exterior finishes that we’re working through right now,” Hayman said. “The finish date is supposed to be December. No one is backing off of that right now.”

Hayman explained that with a completion date of December, the relocation of some of Student Services as well as the photography and journalism department offices will likely begin in January or February 2015. Even if completion is delayed a couple of months, he said that the moves will likely still take place during the spring semester.

Kim Goff, Admissions and Records supervisor, said that Student Services moves will be scheduled outside of peak use times.

“You have to pick the right time because you want to continue to serve students and not have that be interrupted, so that’s the primary goal,” said Goff. “Whenever we do move, which will be in the spring, it will be at a time students will not be impacted by it.”

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The photography department, also, will be consolidated.

“[It’s] sort of odd right now for photography. We have some classes up here [Rodda North, third floor], and we have some classes in the graphic communications building,” said Paul Estabrook, chair of photography.

After mocking up a 2015 fall class schedule for photography and journalism, Estabrook confirmed that there will be sufficient classroom space in the new building for all photography and journalism classes and labs. In addition, some English classes will also be scheduled on the second floor of the new building.

The new student services building, according to Goff, will also offer a benefit not always available to students in Rodda North, especially at the beginning of the semester when so many students need to visit Admissions and Records.

“The counters will be much more private for students,” said Goff. “Right now we just have this open counter where people can hear everything everyone else is saying, and that’s not really what we want for student privacy.

Laduan Smedly, vice president of Administrative Services, said that it is the responsibility of his office “to provide buildings that meet the needs of our student and our staff in order to do the business that we need to do in the most friendly, open and inviting way possible. This building will do that.”