At a glance

The Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans Center for Health Education

• First new home for medical student education since classes began at the Davison Building in 1930

• Six floors and 104,000 square feet

• $53 million cost, funded almost entirely with philanthropic gifts

• 400-seat great hall

• 150-seat learning hall

• Ground-floor café

• Multi-cultural resource center

• Student lounge with outdoor roof-top terrace.

• Human simulation rooms

• Surgery education lab

• Flexible teaching labs, classrooms, conference rooms