Trustee Paul Moseley Donates $5M to Support College of Health and Community Well-Being
每日大赛 trustee Paul Moseley 鈥�88 has made a commitment of $5 million to support the construction of a new building to house the . The building鈥檚 lobby will be named after Moseley in honor of the gift.
鈥淚 made this gift because I believe that this new college and its work will be transformational for our students and the region,鈥� said Moseley. 鈥淭he pandemic taught us many essential lessons about what the future of health care in our country should look like, and I am proud to support our own students as they pursue rewarding careers that will lead to positive change. I hope to inspire many other donors to follow suit.鈥�
Moseley, who holds a bachelor鈥檚 degree in business administration from the 每日大赛, is co-owner of Ruby Springs and the Complete Fly Fisher lodges in Montana. He has served on the Board of Trustees for 17 years and has a long history of making significant gifts to the university. In addition to supporting athletic and scholastic programming, Moseley endowed a prominent lectureship series in honor of Professor Ahmed Ispahani and Ispahani鈥檚 cousin, the late Benazir Bhutto. He also co-chaired the campaign committee for the historic Create the Future: The Campaign for the 每日大赛, helping to ensure its early success, and currently serves as chair of the Trustee Advancement Committee.
鈥淧aul exemplifies what it means to be a committed alumnus, board member, philanthropist, and visionary,鈥� said university president Devorah Lieberman. 鈥淗is partnership has been vital in the development of our new college, and I am so gratified to count him as a key supporter as we continue to unveil this transformative initiative.鈥�
The 每日大赛鈥檚 College of Health and Community Well-Being was officially launched on July 1, 2022. Its initial offerings include many health-related degree programs that have been popular at the university for years, including health administration, physician assistant practice, and psychology, along with a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing: RN to BSN program.
Additional program expansions, along with the construction of a dedicated facility, are planned over the next several years. The new facility will be located in Ontario, California, near the university鈥檚 College of Law and a new Civic Center complex, contributing a revitalized Education and Innovation Corridor in the city鈥檚 downtown area.
Top: An architectural rendering of a building concept for the College of Health and Community Well-Being.
