Skip to main content

Millennial Initiative

Millennial Initiative

Health and Human Sciences Building on Milennial Campus

Partnering for Regional Progress

Millennial Initiative provides for public-private partnerships

Millennial Initiative

Western Carolina University's main campus in Cullowhee includes seven areas designated as part of the university's Millennial Initiative. Under state law, millennial designation gives universities regulatory flexibility to collaborate with industry members on business ventures. As such, WCU's Millennial Initiative allows the university, private industry and government entities to work together through strategic partnerships, research, business innovation and more to serve North Carolina's westernmost region.

 

HHS building with mountains in the background

Millennial Sites

The Millennial Initiative includes seven sites on WCU's Cullowhee campus that carry the special Millennial designation.

Grounds and Facilities
Family Nurse Practitioner Clinic

Health Clinics

The Millennial Initiative includes a group of healthcare clinics that offer regionally leading care to area residents.

Public Clinics
Nursing students sitting in a courtyard at HHS

Academic Resources

Private sector partners can access extensive academic resources, included a trained and ready workforce.

Partner Resources

Coming Soon

Real-World Experience
Rendering of the Multitenant Medical Building

Construction Beginning Spring 2018

Multitenant Medical Building

WCU has contracted with Summit Healthcare Group out of Winston-Salem to develop a 30,000 square foot medical office building on the Millennial Initiative site. Summit Healthcare is currently seeking tenants for clinic, research and service space.

LEARN MORE

Contact Us

To find out more about partnering with WCU through the Millennial Initiative, contact Executive Director of Community and Economic Engagement and Innovation Arthur Salido at 828-227-2587 or salido@wcu.edu.
 

Office of Web Services