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BSU gets $5.7 Million for health building

July 26, 2007 /

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Boise State University’s planned student health services and nursing building got a $2 million boost from Jim Kissler, CEO of Norco Inc. on behalf of the Kissler Family Foundation on Wednesday.

The gift was among $5.7 million in donations BSU announced toward construction of a four-story, $25 million structure expected to open in 2010. School officials said the new building will ultimately help alleviate Idaho’s nursing shortage by enabling more students to study nursing at BSU

By Bill Roberts – [email protected]

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