The 3,650 sq ft, two-story building will become a Health Professions Learning Center, and could also serve as a health clinic to treat members of the community.
The School of Allied Health Sciences consist of six academic divisions and nine programs and enrolls over 1,400 students.
FAMU used a portion of its federal Title III funds to make the purchase. The university plans to make renovate the building and expects to building by August 2024.