David Strong (DSB, #215)
The David F. Strong Building contains a variety of classroom spaces, from seminar and break-out rooms to lecture halls. It also contains the 200-seat Mathews and McQueen Auditorium.
Rooms
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DSB C103 – Lecture theatre
Lecture theatre David Strong (DSB) Students Community Faculty & staff 100 or more -
DSB C108 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Faculty & staff Students Community 30 to 100 -
DSB C114 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Community Students Faculty & staff Under 30 -
DSB C116 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Students Faculty & staff Community 30 to 100 -
DSB C118 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Students Faculty & staff Community 30 to 100 -
DSB C122 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Community Students Faculty & staff 30 to 100 -
DSB C124 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Students Faculty & staff Community Under 30 -
DSB C126 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Community Faculty & staff Students 30 to 100 -
DSB C128 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Community Students Faculty & staff 30 to 100 -
DSB C130 – Classroom
Classroom David Strong (DSB) Community Faculty & staff Students 30 to 100
History
David F. Strong was president and vice-chancellor of the University of Victoria (UVic) from 1990 to 2000. During his two five-year terms UVic acquired the Ian H. Stewart Recreation Complex and built residence structures that were used as the Athletes Village during the 1994 Commonwealth Games.
The building was constructed in 1996. It was originally known as the Classroom Building and was renamed the David Strong Building (DSB) in 2000.