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With fundraising progressing, Missouri Southern State University officials said a spring groundbreaking will be held for a new health science center.
The $38 million Health Science Innovation Center has a fundraising component of $15 million and $22.5 million provided by the state.
“We’re now at $13 million and confident we will have that match and move forward with groundbreaking in spring," said Brad Hodson, executive vice president of MSSU.
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