Grand Opening of Betty Irene Moore Hall

Enjoy a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Betty Irene Moore Hall, the new home of graduate health education at the UC Davis Sacramento campus.

You will also be able to explore the state-of-the-science building, engage with students, faculty and staff, and experience the future of health care!

The newest academic building at UC Davis Health, Betty Irene Moore Hall is home to the graduate programs of the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing and also supports interprofessional health sciences education. The $50 million, 70,000-square-foot building features collaborative learning spaces rather than traditional classrooms. The building illustrates UC Davis’ mission to reimagine education and provide innovative spaces to best prepare future health professionals in nursing, medicine, health informatics, public health and more.

The building advances UC Davis’ innovative use of and national recognition for clinical simulation. It features simulation labs, where clinical scenarios play out on one side and debriefing rooms on the other side, in order to provide an environment to discuss bedside decisions. Simulation arenas include an inpatient eight-bed hospital ward, task and anatomy skills labs, a 15-room primary care clinic and a one-bedroom apartment for home health simulation.