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The School of Nursing colonized the old St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital on Ingalls Street. The School of Public Health built a new headquarters on Observatory Street. The W.K. Kellogg Eye Center was planned for a site on nearby Wall Street.
The new Center for Exceptional Families (CEF) opened in the Oakwood Family Center on Rotunda Drive in Dearborn, a joint venture with the University of Michigan-Dearborn in a facility originally constructed by Ford Motor Company.
In 1941 the Regents established the nursing program as an independent university teaching unit, the University of Michigan School of Nursing. Although recognized as independent, the school's senior administrative officer was not given the title of dean until 1955.
Jun 26, 2024 · On the last day of that year, the J. L. Hudson Memorial Building and Theodore D. Buhl Memorial Building were opened. The second of these additions, a family gift, was a center for the out-patient and social service departments.
The Maternal Child Health Center, which integrates services for children and women, opens with both new space for advanced pediatric and birth-related care, private birthing rooms, and renovated units in existing Women’s and Mott hospitals.
The following list of buildings on the University of Michigan campus, 1840-2014, was compiled by the Office of the University Architect. It lists the date of construction, building name and building architect, if known.
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Although the School of Nursing had been recognized as independent since 1941, it wasn’t until 1955 that Rhoda Reddig Russell was appointed as the first dean of the school. Until then, the school operated under the direction of an administrative committee including the hospital and medical school.
