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Chang Park '73 Funds Center for Student Wellness with Largest Gift in Michigan Tech History
The Board of Trustees for Michigan Technological University voted to approve construction of the Chang K. Park Center for Student Wellness. This facility will provide students with approximately 90,000 square feet of modern campus wellness programming and holistic care. Alumnus and philanthropist Chang K. Park '73 has given Michigan Tech a transformational $55 million gift to fully fund the construction of a new facility to support student health and well-being. It is the largest gift given to the University in its history. Aligned with Michigan Tech's Be Well Initiative, the Chang K. Park Center for Student Wellness will allow the University to bring together services that until now have been spread across more than 30 locations on campus.
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