A beam-raising ceremony was held at the University of Nebraska Kearney (UNK) to mark the completion of the Rural Health Education Building. The event was attended by key figures such as Doug Kristensen and Jeff Gold, highlighting the importance of health science education and care in rural communities.
The ceremony emphasized the collaboration between UNK and the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) in promoting health science education and providing top-notch care for rural populations. The beam-raising symbolized progress and growth in the field of healthcare, showing a commitment to improving health outcomes in underserved areas.
The new building represents a step forward in providing quality healthcare training and resources for future generations of healthcare professionals serving rural communities. The Health Science Education Complex is a crucial addition to UNK’s facilities, allowing for advancements in healthcare training and research. Overall, the event served as a reminder of the dedication and hard work put into advancing health science education and rural health services at UNK.
