Transforming Lives - NCMC Foundation

NCMC FOUNDATION TRANSFORMING LIVES & EMPOWERING STUDENTS

May of 2023 the NCMC Foundation embarked on its next major gifts campaign, Transforming Lives, Empowering People. A $9.9 million dollar goal was set and at the conclusion over $11 million dollars was raised. The NCMC Foundation humbly thanks all donors for their overwhelming support.

SAVANNAH CAMPUS

The city of Savannah was selected due to its strategic location and ability to enhance enrollment in this quadrant of the NCMC service region. What is most prominent is Savannah’s location to positively impact workforce development with a high-quality education and training center in an area of need. The campus in Savannah provides easy, centralized, and affordable access to higher education for all, including underserved areas in northwest Missouri.

Phase 1

January 2023 welcomed the opening of the Dan Hegeman Center for Career & Technical Education and attached to the Harry F. Duncan Center for Nursing & Allied Health Education. A former car dealership remodeled to house career technical education (CTE) programs including Industrial Technology, Robotics, Welding, Computer Numeric Controls, and other high-tech areas of training geared toward workforce entry and customized workforce training for incumbent workers. The Dean & Darlene Kratochvil Technology Lab is housed in the Hegeman Center and the Altec Welding Skills Lab.

Phase 2

The Harry F. Duncan Center for Nursing & Allied Health Education, newly constructed adjacent and attached to the Hegeman Center, welcomed students in August 2023. The facility is predominantly home to Nursing and Allied Health programs and houses Behavioral Health and Early Childhood Education, as well as required general education courses necessary for degree attainment. The Duncan Center includes MOSAIC Life Care Commons, MOSAIC Life Care Nursing Lab, MOSAIC Life Care Rad Tech Lab, MOSAIC Life Care Surg Tech Lab, and MOSAIC Life Care Sono Lab.

Trenton Campus Student Center

The Dr. Neil & Susanne Nuttall Student Center opened in November 2025 as the hub of student life on the NCMC campus. The 28,700-square-foot facility provides spaces for dining, studying, collaboration, and campus activities. It features the Farmers State Bank Reception Area, Bert & Rose Hoover Campus Store, BTC Bank Meeting Room, and the Tye Family Student Senate Meeting Room. The Student Center also includes a modern Micro-Market, developed in collaboration with Atlantic Coca-Cola, drinkLAB, and NCMC, offering convenient grab-and-go food and beverage options. The dining hall, operated by Great Western Dining, serves fresh meals throughout the day. Both the Hoover Campus Store and the Dining Hall are open to the public.