Enhancing our Campus Landscape
Enhancing our campus landscape is critical to our ability to offer students an outstanding educational experience.
Since 2008, Gannon has invested more than $140 million in purchases and renovations at our Erie and Ruskin campuses to accommodate new programs and growth in enrollment. Yet, we’re continuing to envision and champion what an effective learning environment looks like for students as we continue into our next century.
We’re opening new cutting-edge facilities like our Institute for Health and Cyber Knowledge and renovating old ones like our Mary, Seat of Wisdom Chapel. We’re also building on a major donation from Highmark Health to modernize our athletic complex – now called the Highmark Events Center. Additionally, we’re outfitting our academic spaces with today’s latest technology that we know students will encounter in the real world.
We’re driving expansion at our Ruskin campus in Florida, which we launched in 2014 to meet the increasing need for health care professionals in a rapidly expanding health care sector. We’re transforming this campus through renovations to our academic buildings, growth in academic programs and experiential learning opportunities, and are looking ahead with optimism at continued growth.
Gannon University is committed to its long history of aquatic research, education and outreach. In response to this, we launched Project NePTWNE, which is short for Nano & Polymer Technology for Water and Neural-networks in Erie, takes an inclusive and holistic approach to addressing water quality, climate change, economic development, and quality of life.
The impact of up-to-date and attractive facilities is more than supporting excellence in education – it also impacts our competitive ability to recruit the most talented students who will thrive on that education. We invite you to make a gift that will help build the futures of our students through campus enhancements.
