![From left, Evelyn Clingerman and Bonnie Wesorick talk with campaign supporters.](/gvnext/files/img/article/CDC3A806-9734-1AA1-A2886B1B197D84CC/47C307E6-E7B4-E50A-4B0DE63E395FF82C/original.jpg)
Grand Valley celebrates completion of Wesorick Center campaign
![From left, Evelyn Clingerman and Bonnie Wesorick talk with campaign supporters.](/gvnext/files/img/article/CDC3A806-9734-1AA1-A2886B1B197D84CC/47C307E6-E7B4-E50A-4B0DE63E395FF82C/original.jpg)
Supporters of the Kirkhof College of Nursing gathered to celebrate the successful completion of a $1 million campaign to fully endow the Bonnie Wesorick Center for Health Care Transformation.
More than 100 supporters gave to the campaign. Campaign co-chairs
were Michelle Troseth and Kevin Moore. The celebration was held
October 15 at the DeVos Center.
The Wesorick Center enhances research productivity and
interprofessional collaboration to facilitate better outcomes for
patients and providers. It is named for Bonnie Wesorick, founder and
chair emerita for the Clinical Practice Model Resource Center in Grand
Rapids, and continues her legacy of creating the best places to give
and receive care.
Evelyn Clingerman, executive director of the center, said she
and KCON Dean Cynthia McCurren are grateful to the campaign’s
supporters who recognize that today’s changing health care landscape
requires a new way of thinking.
“The Wesorick Center is established for the express purpose of
impacting health care through scholarly work and research,” Clingerman
said. “By uniting interprofessional healers in practice and education,
we can transform health care at the point of care. It is possible to
keep the patient’s story at the heart of it all.”
For more information about the Wesorick Center, visit www.gvsu.edu/wesorick.
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