Surgical Technology operating room lab. The building received LEED Gold certification. Robert J. Miller Homeland Security Education Center (HEC) Phase one of the Homeland Security Education Center was funded by the proceeds of the 2002 capital referendum and completed in 2011. It houses the Criminal Justice program, the Fire Science/EMS program, the Suburban Law Enforcement Academy and the COD police department. The center has an Immersive Interior Training Lab, forensics and cybercrimes labs, an auditorium that doubles as a mock courtroom, a self-contained breathing apparatus lab, and a debriefing room. The center also includes a Memorial to the September 11 attacks in the form of several exhibits in its lobby with the centerpiece being a steel beam recovered from the towers. The McAninch Arts Center The McAninch Arts Center was built in 1986, and is named after the college's second president. The center has the Gahlberg Gallery, a space for visual art exhibition by professionals, faculty, and student exhibits. The center has the three performing spaces, the 780-seat proscenium Belushi Performance Hall, the 186-seat soft-thrust playhouse theater and the 70-seat black box studio theater. The center houses the Cleve Carney Art Museum, classrooms for the college's academic programming and the 1,200 capacity outdoor Lakeside Pavilion. The center is home to three resident professional ensembles: Buffalo Theatre Ensemble, DuPage Opera Theatre, and New Philharmonic. The center has presented theater, music, dance and visual art to more than 1.5 million people since opening in 1986. A $35 million renovation to the center was completed in 2013. The renovation updated the major performance spaces, addressed significant infrastructure needs and improved several academic program areas. Natural Areas The Russell R. Kirt Prairie, Ecological Study Area and B.J. Hoddinott Wildlife Sanctuary are three natural areas maintained by College of DuPage on the Glen Ellyn campus. Tours and work events are offered to the public. Physical Education Center (PEC) The Physical Education Center is where the athletic program is and it also holds classrooms for many other courses. It also has a fitness area on the 2nd floor which students and staff of the school as well as community members can join. Seaton Computing Center The Seaton Computing Center was built in 1990 and houses computer-specific classrooms for the Computer Information Systems, Computer and Internetworking Technologies, and Office Technology Information programs. Student Resource Center (SRC) The Student Resource Center holds the Library, Bookstore, Jack H. Turner