The University of Charleston has opened the new Morrison Rehabilitation Science and Athletics Center.
The new facility, which is located in Goreman Hall, will house UC’s occupational therapy and physical therapy graduate programs.
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University of Charleston Cuts Ribbon on Rehab Science and Athletics center
The University of Charleston has opened the new Morrison Rehabilitation Science and Athletics Center.
The new facility, which is located in Goreman Hall, will house UC’s occupational therapy and physical therapy graduate programs.
The center features study rooms, modern therapy rooms, a classroom, offices, and lounge spaces for the occupational therapy program. The athletics portion of the facility offers upgraded weight training areas, renovated locker rooms for visiting basketball and volleyball teams, and a better laundry room.
U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito, who helped secure much of the funding for the $10 million project, was at the ceremonial ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday evening. She says there’s a need for occupational therapy and physical therapy professionals, and she was happy to help.
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