Landsbaum中心

The Landsbaum中心 for Health Education provides educational facilities to second-year 医学澳门合法赌场官网的学生 from the Indiana University School of Medicine--Terre Haute, Indiana State 大学学院 of Health and Human 服务 students including nursing, and physicians and staff of Union Hospital Inc. Located on the Union Hospital campus, this educational center offers unique opportunities for health improvement and team learning through partnership and multidisciplinary education. The building houses Union Hospital's Richard G. Lugar Center for Rural Health, the West Central Indiana Area Health Education Center (AHEC), and portions of the Indiana University School of Medicine - Terre Haute, and Indiana State University's School of Nursing, part of the College of Health and Human 服务.

The center is owned by Indiana University, Indiana State University, and Union Hospital. It brings to fruition the institutions' 30-year vision to train nurses, 医学澳门合法赌场官网的学生, and family practice physicians in a facility that allows sharing of resources. It has grown to incorporate several health and human service occupations including social work, applied medicine and rehabilitation, 健康科学, 和人体运动学, recreation and sport. All three owners had outgrown their existing spaces for these programs, and modern facilities were necessary to continue to incorporate innovative technology into the programs and growth.

BSA LifeStructures designed the facility with each partner having an equal say throughout the process. 两层楼的30,000-square-feet facility includes clinical examination rooms, 教室, 150-seat lecture hall with two-way videoconferencing technology for distance learning, student study areas, and staff/faculty offices.

In 1999, the State Legislature provided $2.5 million with an appropriation to the Indiana University School of Medicine - Terre Haute. Union Hospital's Richard G. Lugar Center for Rural Health received $2.5 million in grant funding from the U.S. Health 资源 and 服务 政府 (HRSA). ISU contributed $1.25 million from funds received from the sale of its Nursing Clinical Education Building to Union Hospital. The center was named after Morris Landsbaum, a Terre Haute developer and supporter of educational and medical services who bequeathed approximately $2.7 million for construction and an endowment for continuous technology updates. A number of donors have provided additional funds for the facility and equipment. The total project cost was slightly more than $8 million.

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