Slideshows
The move, opening and dedication of the new Kellogg Eye Center
April 23, 2010 - Dedication Ceremony
On a beautiful spring day in April, more than 700 faculty, staff, and guests came out to celebrate the dedication of the Brehm Tower at Kellogg Eye Center Complex. U-M President Mary Sue Coleman, Dee and Bill Brehm and Paul R. Lichter, M.D., did the ribbon-cutting honors. (21 photos)
April 23, 2010 - Tours and Reception following the Dedication
Guests had an insider’s look at the new Kellogg Eye Center clinics, surgical suites, and eye research laboratories as well as the new Brehm Center for Diabetes Research. (13 photos)
April 24, 2010 - Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra Celebration
The performance was outstanding and the theme of “Sight and Sound” was serendipitous. The Kellogg Eye Center sponsored the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra’s final concert of the season. (10 photos)
March 1, 2010 - Opening Day
Our doors opened to the public on Monday, March 1st. All of our staff were eager and ready to welcome patients, the clinics and public spaces looked beautiful, and we’ve heard nothing but compliments from patients and their families ever since. They enjoy the spacious and bright new surroundings. (19 photos)
February 26-28, 2010 - The Move
On Thursday evening, February 25th, Kellogg staff began the enormous task of moving all its clinics from their current location down a long hallway, through the research tower, across a beautiful new atrium, and into the sparkling new and expanded Kellogg Eye Center. Under the direction of Carol Standardi and Pat Tongusi, the staff, movers, biomedical engineers, and many others worked throughout the weekend so the Eye Center could open to patients on Monday morning, March 1st. (20 photos)
February 5, 2010 - Faculty and Staff Preview
Staff got a sneak peak at the new building on February 5th, just three weeks shy of opening day. The art had not yet been hung, no equipment had been moved in, and the high-tech operating rooms were waiting for their high-tech technology to arrive. However, as we all wandered through the building it was easy to see how beautiful and light the offices, clinics and laboratories would be. The views out the plentiful large windows are tremendous.
