Adtalem Global Education

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Former USA Today printing and distribution facility was renovated to integrate Adtalem Global Education’s Chamberlain University campus, as well as administrative offices for Adtalem’s Ross University School of Medicine, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, and Medical Education Readiness Program

CRG renovated the former printing and distribution facility, once the home of USA Today, into a state-of-the-art healthcare education facility for Adtalem Global Education’s institutions, including a campus for Chamberlain University, which has the largest nursing school in the country. The facility replaces Chamberlain’s current nearby Miramar location. The site was being designed to house administrative offices for other Adtalem educational institutions and projects, including Ross University School of Medicine, the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, and the Medical Education Readiness Program, pending regulatory approvals.

The ultramodern Chamberlain University campus in Miramar includes over 56,000 square feet of space to house lecture-style classrooms, science labs, simulation care centers, an admissions center, faculty offices, and student amenities, such as study areas and lounges. The campus will also include landscaped outdoor spaces and 300 parking spots.

On behalf of Adtalem Global Education, CRG sourced the location and acquired the land for the project. The campus renovations were designed by Lamar Johnson Collaborative (LJC), a subsidiary of CRG’s parent company, Clayco. Construction will be completed by Excel Construction of Florida, Inc.

With 23 campuses nationwide, Chamberlain University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission. The university offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program and several online post-licensure programs, including masters and doctorate of nursing, public health, and social work.