“Over the course of my 44 years as an architect, I can’t think of a better feel-good project to be involved with than Heritage University’s Early Learning Center. While Graham Baba co-founder and co-owner Brett Baba is now based in western Washington, he enjoys working on projects in the Yakima Valley, the region he grew up in. Graham Baba Architects of Seattle designed the new facility. Kathleen Ross, founding president of Heritage University, each offered a blessing of the building.Ĭonstruction began in earnest on the new five-classroom ELC in March of this year by Chervenell Construction, and the work was largely completed by November. Arlen Washines, deputy director of the Yakama Nation Department of Human Services and HU board member and Dr. Around 50 people attended the dedication for the new $4.1 million state-of-the-art facility. – On Friday, December 16, 2022, Heritage University held a building dedication for the new Heritage University Early Learning Center (ELC) at its Toppenish campus. Heritage University dedicates new Early Learning Center The new Heritage University Early Learning Center, December 16, 2022

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