Tempe Development Thread

[ASU Diablo]

Originally Posted by azliam

Time for these crybabies to shit or get off the pot. I'm pretty sure it was their choices to live in a growing metro of almost 5 million and/or attend the largest university in the country.

Yep agreed! BuT tHe tRaFfIc

[CrestedSaguaro]

Originally Posted by azliam

Time for these crybabies to shit or get off the pot. I'm pretty sure it was their choices to live in a growing metro of almost 5 million and/or attend the largest university in the country.

No doubt!

Originally Posted by ASU Diablo

Yep agreed! BuT tHe tRaFfIc

I actually think the traffic has improved over the last year or so with the exception of rush hour and construction zones. Also, why would students even complain about the traffic when nearly all of them are walking or riding bikes/scooters?

[Obadno]

I dont think Tempe has seen a single year without massive constructions in the last decade.

They are complaining about something that is essentially a constant.

[azsunsurfer]

As a resident it is frustrating at times but I did agree to live there. I just don't see it ever ending. There is a benefit to it when the dust settles....

[aderwent]

Will Arizona State ever have a medical school and research hospital on campus? I know they have the alliance with the Mayo Clinic, and UA has the Phoenix medical school, but I feel like the St. Luke's property could be an ultra-dense, modern university hospital complex. I seem to remember something in the Arizona bylaws stating only UA can have one? That seems short sighted in such a growing state and region.

[Obadno]

Originally Posted by aderwent

Will Arizona State ever have a medical school and research hospital on campus? I know they have the alliance with the Mayo Clinic, and UA has the Phoenix medical school, but I feel like the St. Luke's property could be an ultra-dense, modern university hospital complex. I seem to remember something in the Arizona bylaws stating only UA can have one? That seems short sighted in such a growing state and region.

Almost 10 years ago now I sat in a room when Crow told us he was trying to get a med school going with Mayo

Clearly it hasn't made much progress

[ASUSunDevil]

Originally Posted by Obadno

Almost 10 years ago now I sat in a room when Crow told us he was trying to get a med school going with Mayo

Clearly it hasn't made much progress

https://asunow.asu.edu/20190425-solu...groundbreaking

[Obadno]

Originally Posted by ASUSunDevil

https://asunow.asu.edu/20190425-solu...groundbreaking

long way from a med school partnership

[phoenixwillrise]

Word to the wise. Don't bet against Crow. The relationship with Mayo and ASU is just getting started.

[Obadno]

Originally Posted by phoenixwillrise

Word to the wise. Don't bet against Crow. The relationship with Mayo and ASU is just getting started.

Im not betting against him, its just taking quite a long time.

[CBar]

Originally Posted by Obadno

Almost 10 years ago now I sat in a room when Crow told us he was trying to get a med school going with Mayo
Clearly it hasn't made much progress

There is a Mayo Medical School in Phoenix/Scottsdale and there is some collaboration with ASU on that.

Quote from https://college.mayo.edu/academics/s...ram/locations/

Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine in Scottsdale/Phoenix, Arizona

A four-year M.D. Program based in Scottsdale/Phoenix, Arizona, with options to take electives and selectives on all three campuses of our national medical school. This medical school in Arizona is renowned for its quality and patient safety, focuses on adult specialty and surgical care in more than 65 medical and surgical disciplines. Students see a diverse patient population and practice in one of the largest metropolitan areas in the country.

I reached that link from https://mayo.asu.edu/education#mayo-medical-center . Quote from that:

Mayo Clinic School of Medicine

In 2017, Mayo Clinic's campuses in Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona, will become the third campus of Mayo Clinic's School of Medicine. Students will join about 5,700 Mayo Clinic employees who care for more than 100,000 patients every year. The Mayo Clinic School of Medicine in collaboration with Arizona State University has developed signature joint programs and received recognition by the American Medical Association for innovations in the medical school curriculum. For example, Mayo Clinic School of Medicine is the first in the nation to integrate a Science of Health Care Delivery certificate program with ASU into medical degree training. Find out more.

[Obadno]

Originally Posted by CBar

There is a Mayo Medical School in Phoenix/Scottsdale and there is some collaboration with ASU on that.

Quote from https://college.mayo.edu/academics/s...ram/locations/

Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine in Scottsdale/Phoenix, Arizona

A four-year M.D. Program based in Scottsdale/Phoenix, Arizona, with options to take electives and selectives on all three campuses of our national medical school. This medical school in Arizona is renowned for its quality and patient safety, focuses on adult specialty and surgical care in more than 65 medical and surgical disciplines. Students see a diverse patient population and practice in one of the largest metropolitan areas in the country.

I reached that link from https://mayo.asu.edu/education#mayo-medical-center . Quote from that:

Mayo Clinic School of Medicine

In 2017, Mayo Clinic's campuses in Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona, will become the third campus of Mayo Clinic's School of Medicine. Students will join about 5,700 Mayo Clinic employees who care for more than 100,000 patients every year. The Mayo Clinic School of Medicine in collaboration with Arizona State University has developed signature joint programs and received recognition by the American Medical Association for innovations in the medical school curriculum. For example, Mayo Clinic School of Medicine is the first in the nation to integrate a Science of Health Care Delivery certificate program with ASU into medical degree training. Find out more.

Oh well I haven't heard anything about that.

[fawd]

Originally Posted by Obadno

Oh well I haven't heard anything about that.

That's cause there isn't anything to hear about.

I would be SHOCKED if Mayo did anything even close to an equally co-branded medical school with ASU.

[ASU Diablo]

https://azbigmedia.com/real-estate/c...abella-at-asu/

[ASU Diablo]

Does anyone find it strange that no recent updates have been provided regarding the remodel for Desert Financial Arena (aka The Bank) or any news around the multi-purpose/hockey arena that's supposed to be built right next to it?

So I heard a rumor on a Sun Devil message board I frequent that has a lot of connected alumni, some specifically to the ASU Hockey Program. So the latest rumor is the arena will be built on the former Packard Stadium site, SWC of Rio Salado and Rural. Obviously, some major impacts here to the proposed master plan of the Novus Corridor by Catellus. Has anyone heard any possible rumblings about this?

Here's the latest Land Use Plan:
https://dev-iztest.ws.asu.edu/sites/...d_use_plan.pdf

[phoenixwillrise]

Originally Posted by fawd

That's cause there isn't anything to hear about.

I would be SHOCKED if Mayo did anything even close to an equally co-branded medical school with ASU.

With Michael Crow involved I wouldn't be the least bit shocked. Never bet against an absolute winner.

[soled]

Originally Posted by ASU Diablo

Does anyone find it strange that no recent updates have been provided regarding the remodel for Desert Financial Arena (aka The Bank) or any news around the multi-purpose/hockey arena that's supposed to be built right next to it?

So I heard a rumor on a Sun Devil message board I frequent that has a lot of connected alumni, some specifically to the ASU Hockey Program. So the latest rumor is the arena will be built on the former Packard Stadium site, SWC of Rio Salado and Rural. Obviously, some major impacts here to the proposed master plan of the Novus Corridor by Catellus. Has anyone heard any possible rumblings about this?

Here's the latest Land Use Plan:
https://dev-iztest.ws.asu.edu/sites/...d_use_plan.pdf

Iirc, last I heard was the delay on the Bank reno was due to a revisit to ADA requirement issues. I'll try to remember to ask around after TGiving weekend.

Are you on Karp's 247, or Hode's Rivals?

[ASU Diablo]

Originally Posted by soled

Iirc, last I heard was the delay on the Bank reno was due to a revisit to ADA requirement issues. I'll try to remember to ask around after TGiving weekend.

Are you on Karp's 247, or Hode's Rivals?

CK’s of course!

[fawd]

Originally Posted by phoenixwillrise

With Michael Crow involved I wouldn't be the least bit shocked. Never bet against an absolute winner.

That'd be like Walter Cronkite School of Biz co-branding with Glendale Community College. Never gonna happen!

[phoenixwillrise]

Originally Posted by fawd

That'd be like Walter Cronkite School of Biz co-branding with Glendale Community College. Never gonna happen!

Look what Crow has accomplished already. He isn't one to waste time and effort. He isn't doing this present collaboration with Mayo and ASU for his health! Sit back, watch and learn.