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Spokane in the fall of 2013. The school's original location near Downtown Spokane on a higher education campus was intended to provide several new opportunities for learning. These included networking and mentoring opportunities through Greater Spokane Incorporated (GSI), a local economic-development organization, as well as collaboration opportunities with the university community. Access to university libraries was provided for Riverpoint Academy students, and several college-level classes were also taught by EWU Spokane staff.
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Innovate
Washington was defunded by the Washington State Legislature in February 2014, and shut down in June of that year. Some of it operations were assumed by the non-profit Innovate Washington Foundation. One of its buildings, the original SIRTI Building, was turned over to Washington State University while the non-profit organization assumed ownership of the Spokane Technology Center. The foundation was later relaunched as Ignite Northwest and still occupies space on the WSU Health Sciences Spokane campus.
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occupational therapy, and speech and hearing disorders. Operations were previously based out of the EWU Center, the second building constructed on the campus, which opened in 1996 as the Phase I Classroom building. The building was also previously shared with WSU Spokane, but EWU took over the building for exclusive use in 2014. As of August 2023, this building is now named the
Medicine Building, and is for the exclusive use of Washington State University and its Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine.
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acquired by the WSU Foundation in 2001 and leased back to its prior owner for use until its transfer to
Washington State University in 2004 with plans to eventually make the building, or its land, a key part of the campus. Due to its history and its location in the heart of a rapidly developing campus, the role and future of the building on the campus has been the source of much controversy and seen a number redevelopment proposals for the last couple decades.
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involved in a later stage of a business start-up timeline. It occupies space in the Ignite
Northwest Building, which is the Spokane Technology Center that was originally constructed by SIRTI. WSU Spokane is one of Ignite Northwest's partners and has had a history of partnering with Ignite Northwest on grant funding.
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Northwest is a local business accelerator that was founded in 2015 in the wake of the defunding and shutdown of the state-funded Innovate Washington. Its functions can be seen as similar to that of the former Innovate Washington agency, however, as an accelerator as opposed to incubator, it is
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in 2012. The school occupied space in the then-named
Innovate Washington Building, originally the SIRTI Building, which was the first building to be built on the campus, and remained there for one year, before outgrowing the space and relocating to a new location within school district's attendance
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Washington State University in the early 2000s. However, it has been used occasionally in recent years, hosting some small
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Sciences Spokane campus, despite owned and operated by WSU Spokane since 1998, and renamed after it in 2015, has, throughout its entire history and still does to this day, shared the campus with a number of various academic institutions, business incubators, and business accelerators
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operates EWU Spokane, which houses portions of EWU's
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signed an appropriation that allocated $ 800,000 for purchasing land east of Downtown Spokane for the eventual development of a higher education campus. That land would be acquired two years in 1990, officially establishing the campus. Its first building, for the Spokane Intercollegiate Research
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SIRTI was a state-funded business incubator and predecessor state agency to Innovate Washington. It created in 1994 under the administration the Joint Center for Higher Education (JCHE), the entity which had originally developed the WSU Health Sciences Spokane campus. In 1998, when the JCHE was
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Sitting in the middle of the WSU Health Sciences Spokane campus is the Jensen-Byrd Building, also known as the Jensen-Byrd Warehouse. The six-story, 200,000 square-foot historic brick warehouse was originally constructed in 1909 and has changed hands a number of times over its history. It was
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Innovate Washington was a state-funded business incubator whose roots partially began as the Spokane Intercollegiate Research & Technology Institute (SIRTI). Innovate Washington was created in 2011 by a merger between SIRTI and its Seattle-based counterpart, Washington Technology Center.
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SIRTI broke ground on a second building on the campus, which was named the Spokane Technology Center, in March 2005, on a parcel of land that it acquired from WSU Spokane for $ 850,000. The building was designed to have about 28,000 to 29,000 square feet of leasable area, 12,000 of which was
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tracks to the south, and Pine Street to the west. Privately owned development dots the perimeter of the campus, as well as exists within the campus, making these boundaries approximate. Major roadways that run through the campus include Spokane Falls Boulevard and Riverpoint Boulevard.
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dissolved, SIRTI was spun off into a separate state agency and given ownership the building it occupied, along with 2.5 acres (1.0 ha) of land, while ownership of the rest of the then-named Riverpoint Higher Education Park campus was transferred over to WSU Spokane.
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space designed primarily for pharmaceutical or biotechnology research in hopes of supporting the goal of making the WSU Health Sciences campus a biotech-health care center. In June 2011, a bill was signed by then-Washington State Governor
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that abolished SIRTI and its Seattle-based Washington Technology Center counterpart. The two were merged into a new state agency to be called Innovate Washington, with the change taking effect on August 1, 2011.
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in the State of Washington. While close to the WSU Spokane Health Sciences campus, the Catalyst is not located on the campus. Several programs will be relocated into the building from its main campus in nearby
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and is connected to the campus by two bridges. The pedestrian and bicycle-only Don Kardong Bridge, which is located toward the WSU Health Science campus' northeastern corner carries
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Second building to be constructed on the campus by the JCHE. Formerly known as the Phase One Classroom Building. Owned by WSU and leased out to EWU for exclusive use.
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Spokane Intercollegiate Research & Technology Institute (SIRTI)
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site that was once occupied by rail lines and a waste incubator.
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Washington Trust Field and Patterson Baseball Complex
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190:WSU Health Sciences Spokane campus
54:Riverpoint Campus (mid-2000s–2015)
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752:"History - About WSU Spokane"
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