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Construction of a new biomedical engineering center, to be built with a $10 million gift from trustee A. James Clark (pictured at right), began in Spring 2000. The site for Clark Hall is just to the west of Garland Hall, the university's main administration building.

This new building will allow The Johns Hopkins University's nationally prominent biomedical engineering program to expand its focus, strike out in new research directions and enhance its undergraduate teaching program. In fact, construction of the building is the first step in the planned creation of the Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering Institute. The institute will foster collaboration among Hopkins faculty, both in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and in related departments, and between Hopkins and outside researchers.

Learn more about Clark Hall online here:
Clark Hall Move-In Begins
The Gazette, August 6, 2001
Clark Gift Supports New Biomedical Engineering Building
News and Information release, April 29, 1998

Clark Hall, October 2001.

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