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The case for cooperation between faculty and departments in lab development is made. The benefits of collaboration between faculty and students (the consumers of the product) are presented. The planned Fluid Science Learning Center at Rose-Hulman is used as an example. The advantages of mutual efforts are illustrated through discussion of concept, funding, and completion.<>