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For the sake of bordem and curiosity, which schools will have brand new buildings this fall? I know Wisconsin does, everything is now connected to the main hospital.
pauleuglis said:Wash U is completing a brand new education building, to be opening in the fall of 2005.
YzIa said:Iowa seems to be in a constant state or adding new buildings to their medical school and medical research. Having just recently completed the Medical Education and Biomedical Research Facility - beautiful, they are in the construction process for the Carver Biomedical Research Building. Unfortunately for the school the basic sciences are still housed in a 70's-ish building lacking any asthetic appeal.
adamj61 said:Yeah, I was thinking new school...like UW's building will house the med school and administration, some labs, library etc. The cadavers are still downtown though, so first year will involve taking a shuttle. I guess they have a cool system of moving them around through tunnels.
And I don't think anyone knows this, but at UW you can take gross anatomy during the summer before your first year with the PA's or whoever, it makes your year a lot smoother. I wonder if other schools do this
Medikit said:I learned that from reading that little brochure thingy that they sent to everyone. Did you learn about it from that too?
StrngoutAS said:Northwestern's adding new lecture halls and a brand spankin' new medical research building...
OmahaMX80 said:Creighton just completely renovated the medical school complex during this last year ... I haven't seen the new gross anatomy lab yet but I hear it's really nice.
skiz knot said:UIC is putting the finishing touches on a new research building that will house basic biomedical and clinical faculty. It won't affect students much though, unless they work in one of the labs.
fun8stuff said:You are talking about U of Wisc, right? ...not MCW?