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Palmer College of Chiropractic’s West Campus initiates $1-million renovation project

Chiropractic Economics June 1, 2013

June 1, 2013 — The completion of spring quarter classes traditionally signals the beginning of summer vacation for Palmer College of Chiropractic’s West Campus students.

This year, however, the end of the spring quarter also marks the beginning of a major campus renovation project that will result in approximately $1-million in facility enhancements.

Replacing the HVAC unit on top of the building, remodeling the main and clinic lobbies, installing new carpeting in the classrooms and upgrading building entrances to provide easier accessibility for individuals with disabilities are among the more noteworthy features of the renovation project, which represents the most comprehensive facility upgrade since the West Campus consolidated the former Sunnyvale and Santa Clara campuses, and moved to San Jose in 1993.

The majority of the renovation work (paid for by the building owners as part of the West Campus’ new lease) is scheduled during the four-week break between the spring and summer quarters. Due to the scope of the project, however, some work will still remain when students return to begin Summer Quarter classes on July 8.

“The Tasman Corridor in San Jose represents the most-rapidly developing region of the Silicon Valley — and that scope of activity now also includes our campus,” said Bill Meeker, DC, West Campus president. “With our enrollment steadily increasing, by securing a long-term lease, and with the 2016 Super Bowl taking place right down the street from our campus at the new 49ers’ stadium, this is an exciting time for Palmer’s West Campus. This renovation project adds to that excitement by enhancing both the aesthetic as well as operational function of the facility, which translate to enhancements in the educational experience for our students, and the clinical experience for our patients.”

Source: Palmer College of Chiropractic, palmer.edu

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