Health Sciences Campus

	Title/Description	Phase	Status
	Facility Upgrades, George Hall Health Sciences Campus This project includes a minor renovation of George Hall to address life safety and ADA code compliance in the 360 seat auditorium space.	Construction	Active
	HSC - Phase I Renovations Health Sciences Campus Phase I renovations at the Health Sciences Campus include Miller Hall, Winnie Davis Hall (pictured) and Russell Hall. The GHSU/UGA Medical Partnership will occupy Winnie Davis and the first floor of Russell while the CPH's Epidemiology & Biostatistics departments will occupy Miller Hall. The second floor of Russell Hall will provide classroom space for both units.	Construction	Active
	HSC - Phase II Renovations Health Sciences Campus Phase II renovations include Scott Hall and Rhodes Hall. Scott Hall is a 1964 building constructed in the international style and will house both Food Service and Student Affairs operations. Rhodes Hall, constructed in 1905, will house the Dean's office and the administrative personnel for the College of Public Health.	Construction	Active
	HSC - Phase III Renovations Health Sciences Campus On October 11th the BOR formally approved a third phase of HSC renovations. This $12.8M installment will include updates to the Hudson Clinic, Pound Hall, and portions of Wright Hall. Each of these facilities will be used to house departments within the College of Public Health.	Design	Active
	UGA Housing - Brown Hall Renovation Health Sciences Campus Formerly the Navy Supply Corps School barracks, Brown Hall will undergo a $1.9M renovation to make 200 beds available for UGA students. The current plan includes basic life safety, electrical, mechanical, ADA, fire code and other system upgrades. The three-story, 48,959-square foot building is scheduled to be online for the fall semester of 2013. This project is being funded by UGA Housing.	Design	Active
	UGA Housing - Community Building Renovation Health Sciences Campus	Design	Active
	University Childcare Center Health Sciences Campus This renovation project transformed the former Navy Exchange Building into a childcare facility. Erected in 1984, the stucco over metal frame building now operates as a daycare for children of university faculty, staff and students. It will also be open to the community if space allows. For more information, please visit the website of the University Childcare Center: http://ugachildcare.com/	Completed/Warranty	Active