Campus Advisory: New Pedestrian Routes Now In Place Around Nicholson Pavilion

  • January 23, 2022
  • Public Affairs

Central Washington University is beginning work on its large-scale Health Education building project on the north end of campus, and students, faculty, and staff are being advised that the pedestrian route will be altered for the next four months.

This map shows pedestrian access during phase one of the Health Education building project on the north end of campus
This map shows pedestrian access during phase one of the Health Education building project on the north end of campus

This map shows pedestrian access during phase one of the Health Education building project on the north end of campus

The $60.5 million project, funded by the Washington State Legislature, will renovate Nicholson Pavilion and Purser Hall over the next two years, with an estimated completion date of fall 2023.

Fencing has been installed around both facilities during the first phase of the project, expected to last until April 30. Beginning this month, pedestrian access will be limited to designated areas (see attached map).

Access to Nicholson Pavilion and Purser Hall will still be available, while accessible parking spaces will still be offered.

If you have questions, please email Project Manager Joanne Hillemann.

Media contact: David Leder, Department of Public Affairs, 509-963-1518.

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