Facilities
Worcester is a superb learning environment from which to launch your health care career. Our campus features the best of everything:
- Modern, fully equipped classrooms
- New patient assessment, clinical simulation and pharmacy practice laboratories
- Auditoriums with sophisticated two-way videoconferencing
- A modern library with electronic access to all of MCPHS' health sciences resources
Henrietta DeBenedictis Building
The Worcester campus opened in 2000 in a state-of-the-art facility located at 19 Foster Street, named after alumna and benefactor Henrietta DeBenedictis, that includes two auditoria equipped for two-way videoconferencing, classrooms, laboratories, library, computer lab, student lounge and study space, the Brant Student Services area, and faculty and staff offices.
Thomas Henry Borysek Living and Learning Center
The Thomas Henry Borysek Living and Learning Center, located at 25 Foster Street, contains administrative and faculty offices, conference room, classrooms, technology center, patient assessment and clinical simulation laboratories and six floors of suite-style student housing (all with private bedrooms). The basement provides comfortable group study/social (lounge) space for students. A portion of the ninth floor also houses a spacious room, the Fuller Conference Room, designed for conferences, board meetings, receptions and other College gatherings.
Lincoln Square Living and Learning Center
In mid-June 2010, MCPHS acquired the property at 10 Lincoln Square (formerly the Crowne Plaza Hotel). This investment provides an additional 250,000 square feet necessary for the College to create a new academic and student center Reside in style at Lincoln Square, offering furnished rooms with private baths, parking, a fitness center, dining hall, tech center and more.
Maher Academic Building
Opened in 2009, the Maher Academic Center Building at 40 Foster Street houses 30,000 square feet of academic and student space. Two 250-seat auditoria and three "smart" classrooms feature the latest instructional technology and interactive video-conference capability. The street-level multipurpose laboratory includes a model pharmacy that simulates community and institutional practice environments. A student lounge, student meeting rooms, quiet study areas and faculty offices complete the fully renovated facility.
MCPHS Online, 28 Mechanic Street
MCPHS Online, formed in January, 2011, provides a formal structure for online programs offered at MCPHS. physical facility houses the MCPHS Online staff members charged with the development and oversight of MCPHS Online programs.