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$20 million gift launches new hub for global health at UCSF
Date:9/20/2012

coming years, adding PhD, certificate and online programs.

The building is the fourth major UCSF Mission Bay project supported by Feeney and his foundation. Previous support includes cornerstone funding for four projects: $20 million for a cancer research building; $125 million toward an integrated building for cardiovascular research and care; and $125 million for the campaign to expand the UCSF Medical Center by building a children's, women's specialty and cancer hospital complex.

The new building at 4th and 16th streets, for which funding was approved by the UC Board of Regents on September 11, will house roughly 1,500 faculty and staff. It will include space for the entire Global Health program, as well as for clinical faculty working in the hospitals across the street. It also will provide space for the UCSF Chancellor and for several academic research units that currently lease facilities off-campus.

Construction is expected to begin in March 2013, and will be completed in August 2014, pending Regents' approval of the building design in November.


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Contact: Kristen Bole
krisen.bole@ucsf.edu
415-502-6397
University of California - San Francisco
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