UNTHSC posts Jan. 31 Public Meeting presentation

February 7, 2007

UNT Health Science Center hosted a public meeting for its master planning process on Jan. 31.

To see the Power Point presentation from that meeting, click here. The UNT System officially contracted with the master planning team of Carter & Burgess/Polshek Partnership Architects in August 2006 to begin work on a 15-year Campus Master Plan for UNT Health Science Center. Through the master planning process, Health Science Center administrators want to address the concerns of the Fort Worth community while planning for the future of all four schools within the Health Science Center.

Check the UNTHSC Master Plan Web site at http://www.hsc.unt.edu/masterplan for further updates.

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