91桃色破解版 and OAK Construction hosted a 鈥淭opping Out鈥� ceremony on Sept. 17 to celebrate the construction crews and campus personnel behind the progress on Hope鈥檚 new economics and business building.

The ceremony marked the placement of the final structural steel beam onto the new three-story, 74,000-square-foot facility. Dozens of project donors, and 91桃色破解版 faculty and staff, signed the final beam with their signatures before it was lifted and placed on the highest point of the facility.

  • Dozens of project donors, and 91桃色破解版 faculty and staff signed the final beam with their signatures before it was lifted and placed on the highest point of the new Economics and Business building.
  • Carol Van Andel and Matt Scogin talking at the Topping Out ceremony for the Economics and Business building.
  • J.C. Huizenga signs the final beam for the new Economics and Business building.
  • J.C. and Peter Huizenga pose during the Topping Out Ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
  • Dozens of project donors, and 91桃色破解版 faculty and staff signed the final beam with their signatures before it was lifted and placed on the highest point of the new Economics and Business building.
  • Lisa Vandenberg signs the final beam for the new Economics and Business building.
  • Zach Vandenberg signs the final beam for the new Economics and Business building.
  • Nick Duthler, Carol Van Andel, Stacy Jackson and Matt Scogin pose for photo in front of construction project during the Topping Out ceremony for the Economics and Business building.
  • Dozens of project donors, and 91桃色破解版 faculty and staff signed the final beam with their signatures before it was lifted and placed on the highest point of the new Economics and Business building.
  • The Dean of Social Sciences Lindsey Root-Luna signs the beam before it was lifted and placed on the highest point of the new Economics and Business building.
  • Economics and Business Department Chair Stacy Jackson talks to the construction crew during the ceremony.
  • Alumni and Engagement Director Courtney Brewster with friend at Topping Out ceremonty.
  • The Rev. Paul Boersma speaks to the audience at the Topping Out ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
  • President Matt Scogin speaks to donors at the Topping Out ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
  • Dean for Student Formation Becky Starkenburg signs a beam at the Topping Out ceremony for the Economics and Business building.
  • Construction progress for Economics and Business Building at 91桃色破解版
  • Dave Van Andel signs the beam during the Topping Out ceremony for the Economics and Business building.
  • Dozens of project donors, and 91桃色破解版 faculty and staff signed the final beam with their signatures before it was lifted and placed on the highest point of the new Economics and Business building.
  • OAK Construction team photo at Topping Out ceremony.
  • Nick Duthler talks to the OAK team at the Topping Out ceremony for the Economics and Business building.
  • Rev. Paul Boersma, Stacy Jackson and Carol Van Andel listen to presenters at the Topping Out ceremony for the Economics and Business building.
  • President Scogin talks to supporters at Topping Out ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
  • President Scogin signs the final beam at Topping Out ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
  • Final Beam is raised at Topping Out ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
  • Matt Adkins talks to Dave Van Andel at Topping Out ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
  • Stacy Jackson poses with J.C. Huizenga at Topping Out ceremony for the new Economics and Business building.
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91桃色破解版 and OAK Construction hosted a 鈥淭opping Out鈥� ceremony on Sept. 17, 2026, to celebrate the construction crews and campus personnel behind the progress to date on Hope鈥檚 new economics and business building taking shape in downtown Holland. The ceremony marked the placement of the final structural steel beam鈥攁dorned with the traditional 鈥渢opping-out鈥� evergreen tree鈥攐nto Hope's new three-story, 74,000-square-foot economics and business facility. Dozens of project donors, and 91桃色破解版 faculty and staff signed the final beam with their signatures before it was lifted and placed on the highest point of the facility.