The quality of services will increase as staff will have the opportunity to seek accreditation through the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory HealthCare. The new building offers a confidential and professional setting for students who receive counseling services. Student Health Services occupies the first floor and counseling on the second floor. “We are thrilled to finally get to this day.” “The vision was to create a facility that is welcoming and that supports collaboration between these two essential departments as well as the Pembroke community,” Schaeffer said. Lisa Schaeffer, vice chancellor for Student Affairs, said the vision for the new $4 million center has been 10 years in the making. Through new technology, advanced medical equipment, and an increase in space, the Brave Health Center will better serve students. However, Student Health Services outgrew its former facility. The university has provided health services to its students for more than 60 years. “With the Brave Health Center, UNC Pembroke has a facility that proudly and properly represents our longstanding commitment to the health and well-being of our students,” Cummings said. A university’s facilities represent institutional priorities and obligations. The 11,532-square-foot building houses Student Health Services and Counseling and Psychological Services.Ĭhancellor Robin Gary Cummings said buildings on a university campus serve more than a functional purpose. PEMBROKE - With a snip from the giant ceremonial scissors, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke reaffirmed its commitment recently to provide students with quality health care.Ī grand opening ceremony was held April 20 for the new Brave Health Center.
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