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Health and Learning Center
Northern Arizona University’s Health and Learning Center, funded
in large part through student-approved fees, will add more than
$51 million in labor wages to the state’s economy during the 21 months of construction. The 270,000-square-foot facility is expected
to open in August 2011. A new and improved Lumberjack Stadium
also will be rebuilt as part of the project.
The center will replace the 40-year-old Fronske Health Center, renovate and expand the 20-year-old Recreation Center and replace the 49-year-old stadium. It will include two floors of much-needed classrooms and an integrated service center providing physical health, mental health, recreation, intercollegiate athletic facilities, a café and social gathering space.
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Health and Learning Center web site |
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Live web cam |
| News and Updates | |
| • | NAU construction project to create 2,500 jobs, generate $7.3 million in tax revenue (Oct. 2009) |
| • | JCCR gives favorable review to Health and Learning Center (Sept. 2009) |
| • | Construction to close Lumberjack Stadium’s track, field (Sept. 2009) |
| • | Making way for new Health and Learning Center (Aug. 2009) |
| • | Rec Center temporarily moving to Fieldhouse; Health and learning center plans progressing (July 2009) |
| • | Regents approve guaranteed tuition, health fee (Dec. 2007) |
| • | NAU brings predictability to cost of education with guaranteed tuition proposal (Nov. 2007) |