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Construction will start this month on Sheridan College s new Health Science Center. (Courtesy image)
Construction is expected to start this month on the new B.F. and Rose H. Perkins Health Science Center at Sheridan College.
Dr. Walt Tribley, president of the Northern Wyoming Community College District, announced the start of the project at the board of trustees meeting this week.
Total cost of the project is just over $12 million, and the state of Wyoming will fund half of that. In addition, the college district has received $1.5 million from an EDA grant, and the remaining funds are from private donors.
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The bid process is expected to start between January and February next year for the new health science facility at Sheridan College.
The state-of-the-art facility is planned to be added to the Sheridan College campus over the next three years to serve the college’s nursing, dental hygiene and health sciences programs.
Trustees of the Northern Wyoming Community College District last month approved naming the overall facility the B. F. and Rose H. Perkins Health Science Center, while the dental clinic was named the Kim and Mary K. Love Dental Hygiene Clinic.
College District President Dr. Walt Tribley at this week’s board meeting said there is some confusion about where those names will be on the buildings.