North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University recently unveiled an $85 million capital campaign to help enhance and transform the current state of the university.
“At its heart, the Campaign for North Carolina A&T stands for transformation and the abiding idea that by exercising our power, individually and collectively, we can move mountains,” Chancellor Harold L. Martin, Sr., told the more than 400 guests assembled at the event around the theme, “The Power of DO.” “Our university will be a different institution when this campaign concludes, I promise you.”
Now, considered America's No. 1 public historically black university, the project will enhance N.C. A&T's academic programs, fund facility development and improvement, and strengthen the fiscal obligations of the university.