Dream realized with new nursing center
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<p>Sen. Max Baucus was among the crowd at the Rebecca Chaney Broussard Center for Nursing and Health Science dedication ceremony on Tuesday.</p>
<p><strong>Flathead Valley</strong> Community College President Jane Karas speaks to a packed house at Tuesday’s dedication of the Rebecca Chaney Broussard Center for Nursing and Health Science. (Brenda Ahearn photos/Daily Inter Lake)</p>
<p><strong>Jerome</strong> <strong>Broussard</strong> smiles at his daughter Sarah as she takes his hand during the dedication of the new college building that was made possible by a gift from the Broussard family in memory of Rebecca Chaney Broussard. </p>
<p><strong>People look</strong> at the memorial wall honoring the late Rebecca Broussard, a nurse and philanthropist for whom the new college building is named.</p>
A large crowd was on hand Tuesday for official dedication ceremonies for the newest addition to Flathead Valley Community College.
The Rebecca Chaney Broussard Center for Nursing and Health Science at 32,000 square feet houses FVCC’s nursing and health-related programs as well as the college’s first student health clinic.
It is the ninth building on the college’s 216-acre campus.
The Broussard Center is the first privately funded building on the Kalispell campus thanks to a gift from the Broussard Family and contributions from the community.
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