BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The College of Western Idaho board of trustees unanimously voted to approve its new campus visioning plan, which includes consolidating CWI into two campuses -- Nampa and Boise.
The college, as part of the approved plan, wants to develop a new health and sciences building and student learning center in Nampa. Additionally, CWI previously invested in a property located in downtown Boise at Main Street and Whitewater Park Boulevard to serve Ada County students. CWI’s strategic direction includes investing in the Boise-owned site and developing a mixed-use project.
“CWI Board of Trustees are excited to take the next step in Campus Visioning at the College,” said Molly Lenty, chair of the board. “We value the inclusive process that occurred and believe the engagement from our stakeholders in the community speaks to the support for CWI continuing to meet the needs of the growing Treasure Valley.”
CWI says it will look to use state appropriations through the State of Idaho Permanent Building Fund and the college's development funds and donations to help fund these future projects.
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