I was selected as a feature in the UNC Charlotte Center City Promotion Slideshow which was used during the grand opening of the Center City Building. I am featured on slides numbers 6 & 9.

1. “The new building's structural design
emulates the personality of the university,
unique and of high quality.
It offers many great benefits including
its close proximity to the working
professional, spacious classrooms,
an onsite campus bookstore,
art gallery, restaurant,
and accessibility to parking and
public transportation. “
Kevin Miller, MBA Student

2. “This location allows us a venue to interact with the business community
to develop cutting-edge ideas to obtain financial investments to help us
become the national model for urban school/community partnerships.”
Chance Lewis, Carol Grotnes Belk Distinguished Professor and Endowed
Chair of Urban Education

3. “Its strategic location allows us to have a significant geographic presence
to positively impact urban schools. “
Chance Lewis, Carol Grotnes Belk Distinguished Professor and
Endowed Chair of Urban Education

4. “UNC Charlotte Center City is the
ideal base for programs in architecture
and urban design because it lies in the
heart of Charlotte’s urban core. “
Jose Gamez, Associate Professor of
Architecture and Urban Design

5. “Many spaces, like those on the first and
second floors, will work in concert with
the city fabric itself to form a place not only
for formal cultural events but also for
spontaneous interchange.”
Jose Gamez, Associate Professor of
Architecture and Urban Design

6. “I completed my Bachelor’s in Architecture at Clemson University and
sought out UNC Charlotte specifically for its Master of Urban Design Program.”
Ashley Powell, Urban Design Student

7. “The Center City location is much more convenient for me. It has cut my driving time
in half, which really makes a difference since I am travelling from Rock Hill
to attend classes. ”
Lydia James, Continuing Education Student, Paralegal

8. “We will be making a footprint with a
challenging freshness, increasing pedestrian
pathways to our City Center building and
reaching out to other arts organizations
regularly, working together to increase
the value of art in Charlotte and the Southeast.”
Crista Cammarato, Director of Galleries,
College of Arts + Architecture

9. “We are literally integrated in the urban
fabric of the city from the moment we
attend the first class, that is an invaluable
asset to aspiring professionals.”
Ashley Powell , Urban Design Student

10. “UNC Charlotte Center City is convenient to uptown Charlotte and a great focal point
for the up and coming First Ward. Networking and social events are more vibrant
as we are in the heart of the city. “
Adam Olzak, MPA Student

11. The UNC Charlotte Center City features 143,000 square feet with 25 classrooms
and 1,500 seats, public spaces and faculty offices.