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Gannon University formally dedicated the third floor of its academic building on its Ruskin, Fla., campus today.
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Dr. Keith Taylor, Gannon University’s seventh president, announced Friday he will step down next June. Highly regarded for his personal touch, Taylor announced his decision during a community meeting with staff and faculty and in a letter to Gannon students and colleagues.
Gannon University’s Highmark Events Center has been awarded $1.5 million through the state’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program. The RACP grant will support the university’s planned renovations to the 36,560-square-foot Highmark Events Center, creating a visible change to the landscape of downtown Erie.
Officials from Gannon University and Highmark joined today at the center to announce that Highmark has signed a 10-year agreement for naming rights to the center – formerly known as the Hammermill Center – further expanding the long-standing partnership between Gannon and Highmark.
In this issue of the Gannon Magazine, you can read about the goals of this campaign and how we are committed to driving forward our mission of transforming students’ lives through high-quality, affordable educational experiences that make a difference for students and the communities they serve.
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