North Carolina State University, Office of Finance and Business, Centennial Campus Records
UA 003.010
Special Collections Research Center
36.0 Linear feet
1974 - 2011
The Centennial Campus Records document the development of Centennial Campus from the initial 1984 land allocation through its twentieth anniversary celebration, with the bulk of the content focused on the late 1980s and early 1990s. Containing correspondence, proposals, reports, articles, brochures, clippings, electronic images, and other materials, the items discuss general design and development issues, the campus's administrative structure, the master developer (Carley Capital Group), Centennial Campus partners, the natural environment, infrastructure, facilities construction, and traffic. Materials range in date from 1974 to 2011.
Between 1984 and 1985 Governor James B. Hunt, Jr. and Governor James G. Martin transferred over 800 acres of state land to North Carolina State University. The university settled on the idea of creating Centennial Campus, a "technopolis" where university units, governmental entities, and private industry could share facilities and collaborate on projects. From 1988 to 2000 Claude E. McKinney served as coordinator of Centennial Campus and shaped its development. Since beginning its operation, the campus has attracted a variety of prominent tenants, including ABB, Red Hat, Inc., and the National Weather Service and it has become home to the College of Textiles and the College of Engineering.
61 archival boxes, 2 compact disc boxes, 1 carton, 2 flat boxes, and 1 artifact box
Restrictions to Access
This collection is open for research. Access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Acquisitions Information
Transferred from the Centennial Campus Partnership Office (formerly the Centennial Campus Development Office).
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], North Carolina State University, Office of Finance and Business, Centennial Campus Records, UA 003.010, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
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Processing Information
Processed by Jaime L. Margalotti,
October 2005
Encoded by Jaime L. Margalotti,
October 2005
Finding aid updated by Cate Putirskis,
2008 May, October
Confidentiality Notice
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Historical Note
On December 19, 1984, Governor
James B. Hunt, Jr. transferred 355 acres of land from
Dorothea Dix Hospital and the Department of Agriculture to
North Carolina State University in
Raleigh, North Carolina. In February 1985, Governor
James G. Martin transferred 450 additional acres. The reallocation of the land angered many who had hoped to put the land to other uses. Some individuals argued that the governor did not have the legal right to circumvent the legislative branch of the state government and authorize the reallocation, but the State Attorney General's Office upheld the legality of the transfer.
With a firm claim on the land, N.C. State University formed a committee to accept proposals for the land's development. The university, led by Chancellor
Bruce Poulton, settled on the idea of creating
Centennial Campus, a "technopolis" where university units, governmental entities, and private industry could share facilities and collaborate on projects. In 1985, the N.C. State University Board of Trustees formed a group to devise a Master Plan for the land. The following year,
Carley Capital Group was chosen as the master developer of Centennial Campus. The primary development principles behind Centennial Campus are to gear all projects toward the educational focus of the university and its research capabilities, follow high standards of design, implement design that is respectful of the natural environment, and find a way to make the campus financially capable of maintaining itself. This financial sustainability required new legislation at the state level to allow the university to derive revenue by leasing buildings and land to government and private industry. Without this legal exception, this money would instead go to North Carolina's general fund.
In the 1990s,
Larry K. Monteith followed Bruce Poulton as chancellor and attempted to accelerate the rate of development on Centennial Campus. Efforts included enhancement of marketing and public relations. The campus also got a major boost in prominence with the move of the College of Textiles to new facilities there in 1991. The next year brought the first major corporate occupation,
Asea Brown Boveri's (ABB) Transmission Technology Institute, and the first government entity, the
National Weather Service. The campus has continued to attract new tenants from all three sectors, including the
USDA's Animal Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) Center for Plant Health Science and Technology, the major international software company
Red Hat, Inc., and the College of Engineering. The 2000s brought the
Centennial Campus Magnet Middle School, residential housing, and plans for an eighteen-hole golf course.
Claude E. McKinney, coordinator of Centennial Campus from 1988 to 2000, is often credited with providing the guiding vision for the campus. He began working at N.C. State University in 1973 as Dean of the College of Design. A native of Greensboro, North Carolina, he left the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill in 1952 after completing a bachelor's degree in painting and design and taking some graduate course work. Before arriving at N.C. State, McKinney taught in Alabama, performed design work for the Navy and U.S. government, held several positions at a New York animation firm, and became involved in urban design as a member of the Columbia, Maryland, Urban Life Center and later its director. During his time as Dean, McKinney remained involved in urban planning, fighting against high-rise construction in downtown Raleigh, supporting preservation of historic buildings, and assisting in the development of Research Triangle Park. In 1988, McKinney stepped down as dean and assumed the role of full-time Centennial Campus coordinator. He retired in 2000, and in 2001 the courtyard adjoining the Research I, II, and III Buildings was renamed Claude E. McKinney Plaza in his honor.
For additional information consult the research paper, "The History of North Carolina State University's Centennial Campus for the Twentieth Anniversary Celebration, 2004," by Paige Meszaros. It can be found in Box 23, Folder 8.
Scope and Content Note
The Centennial Campus Records document the development of Centennial Campus from the initial 1984 land allocation through its twentieth anniversary celebration, with the bulk of the content focused on the late 1980s and early 1990s. Containing correspondence, proposals, reports, articles, brochures, and other materials, the items discuss general design and development issues, the campus's administrative structure the master developer (Carley Capital Group), Centennial Campus partners, the natural environment, infrastructure, facilities construction, and traffic concerns. There are also clippings from a variety of publications and electronic images of buildings and construction. The Centennial Campus Records are arranged into six series: Correspondence and Presentations, Administration, Carley Capital Group / Carley-Hines, Early Development, Design and Development, Clippings, Electronic Files, Memorabilia, and Audio-Visual.
The first series, Correspondence and Presentations, primarily contains letters and meeting descriptions generated by Claude McKinney. Major topics include infrastructure development, master planning and design, transportation/fixed guideway systems, the golf course/hotel/conference center complex, and the Triangle Universities Center for Advanced Studies, Inc. (TUCASI). This series is also made up of materials related to presentations given by McKinney and other Centennial Campus administrators. The presentations are generally broad in scope describing the origin, development, and long-term goals of the campus.
The second series, Administration, collects materials describing the Centennial Campus administrative structure and documents generated by a number of its organizing or consulting entities, including the Centennial Campus Management Team, the Chancellor's Centennial Campus Advisory Committee, and the Trustees Building and Property Committee. There are also monthly reports from the Centennial Campus Partnership Office.
The third series, Carley Capital Group / Carley-Hines, contains general information about the evolution of the group which became master developer of Centennial Campus, budgets, agreements and invoices for either their work or the firms on the design team members.
The fourth series, Early Development, is composed of Dorothea Dix property files and materials produced by Dr. Franklin Hart, an early member of the Centennial Campus Management Team. The Dorothea Dix files contain documents describing the transfer of the Dorothea Dix property to North Carolina State University and early efforts to determine how best to use the land. Dr. Hart's files overlap materials found in the Dorothea Dix files, but focus on research and development facilities issues.
The fifth series, Design and Development, contains four subseries: Alphabetical Files, Buildings and Tenants, Infrastructure and Environment, and Transportation: the Alphabetical Files broadly address issues of design and development; the Buildings and Tenants subseries is made up of files on individual Centennial Campus partners and/or the buildings they occupied on the campus; the Infrastructure and Environment subseries is made up of files that describe the natural environment of the campus and large scale projects to construct lighting, sewers, roads, and other vital components of the campus's built environment; and the Transportation subseries covers a variety of topics, but primarily contains files describing efforts to construct a monorail/fixed guideway system connecting Centennial Campus and Main Campus.
The sixth series, clippings, is arranged chronologically in three formats, original, copied, or organized into albums. The articles come from university, local, and national publications; they follow Centennial Campus from the initial transfer of the Dorothea Dix land through its subsequent growth and development.
The seventh series, electronic files, is arranged by format and alphabetically by item name. It includes images, documents, presentation materials, and web pages. The images, most often of buildings and construction, make up the largest concentration of digital objects.
The eighth series, Memorabilia, contains one item: a commemorative medal produced to celebrate Centennial Campus' 20th anniversary.
The ninth series, Audio-Visual, contains items of various formats housed together for ease of retrieval.
The tenth series contains publications highlighting Centennial Campus.
Organization of the Collection
Organized into the following series:
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[Correspondence and Presentations](ref16)
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[Administration](ref184)
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[Carley Capital Group / Carley-Hines](ref204)
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[Early Development](ref257)
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[Design and Development](ref288)
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[Clippings](ref672)
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[Electronic Files](ref720)
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[Memorabilia](ref800)
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[Audio-Visual](ref804)
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[Publications](ref817)
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[Unprocessed Materials](ref819)
Related Material
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UA 023.028 - University Archives Photograph Collection - Centennial Campus Photographs
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UA 024 - University Archives Audiovisual Collection
McKinney, Claude E., 1929-2008
North Carolina State University--Buildings--Planning.
North Carolina State University--History.
North Carolina State University. Centennial Campus.
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Campus planning--North Carolina
College buildings--North Carolina
Education parks--North Carolina
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Universities and colleges--North Carolina
Correspondence and Presentations
UA 003.010 Series 1
5.15 Linear feet
1983 - 2000, undated
10 boxes and 3 folders
Scope and Contents note
This series primarily contains letters generated by Claude McKinney, the coordinator of Centennial Campus from 1988 to 2000. Beginning in 1991, McKinney produced indices of these letters, noting the date and topic. Additionally, McKinney kept detailed descriptions of meetings attended and telephone conversations, providing dates, times, locations, lists of participants, and a description of all topics discussed. These letters and meeting notes are intermingled and arranged chronologically. Frequently the letters are formal or informal communications with individuals or organizations that might be interested in locating their business on Centennial Campus. McKinney's administrative letters and meeting notes cover a wide range of topics including zoning, infrastructure development, real estate, master planning and design, transportation/fixed guideway systems, budgeting, environmental concerns, residential housing, the Centennial Campus Middle School and the proposed High Technology Academy, the golf course/hotel/conference center complex, other research parks, and North Carolina State University's struggle to install a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. McKinney includes a large amount of correspondence generated in his role as president of the Triangle Universities Center for Advanced Studies, Inc. (TUCASI). Additionally, the early letters describe McKinney's transition from the College of Design to his new role and his continuing involvement in arts organizations like Blue Marble, a children's center for design and invention. Frequent correspondents include the Centennial Campus Management and Design Teams, Chancellor Bruce Poulton, Chancellor Larry Monteith, George Worsley, Charlie Leffler, Frank Hark, William Klarman, Tom Hines, Dick Dougherty, Charlie Moreland, and Jaine Place. This series is also made up of materials related to presentations given by McKinney and other Centennial Campus administrators. The presentations are generally broad in scope describing the origin, development, and long-term goals of the campus. A smaller number are focused on campus design and transportation projects, such as the proposed fixed guideway system. These files contain lists of scheduled presentations, background information, and some presentation texts. They are also arranged chronologically.
Correspondence
1
1
1988 August
Correspondence
1
2
1988 September
Correspondence
1
3
1988 October
Correspondence
1
4
1988 November - December
Correspondence
1
5
1989 January
Correspondence
1
6
1989 February
Correspondence
1
7
1989 March
Correspondence
1
8
1989 April
Correspondence
1
9
1989 May
Correspondence
1
10
1989 June
Correspondence
1
11
1989 July
Correspondence [1 of 2]
1
12
1989 August
Correspondence [2 of 2]
2
1
1989 August
Correspondence
2
2
1989 September
Correspondence
2
3
1989 October
Correspondence [1 of 2]
2
4
1989 November
Correspondence [2 of 2]
2
5
1989 November
Correspondence
2
6
1989 December
Correspondence
2
7
1990 January
Correspondence
2
8
1990 February
Correspondence
2
9
1990 March
Correspondence
2
10
1990 April
Correspondence
2
11
1990 May
Correspondence
2
12
1990 June - July
Correspondence
2
13
1990 August
Correspondence
3
1
1990 September
Correspondence
3
2
1990 October
Correspondence
3
3
1990 November - December
Correspondence, Index
3
4
1991 January - September
Correspondence
3
5
1991 January
Correspondence
3
6
1991 February
Correspondence
3
7
1991 March
Correspondence
3
8
1991 April
Correspondence
3
9
1991 April
Correspondence [1 of 2]
3
10
1991 May
Correspondence
3
11
1991 June
Correspondence [1 of 2]
3
12
1991 July
Correspondence [2 of 2]
3
13
1991 July
Correspondence [1 of 2]
3
14
1991 August
Correspondence [2 of 2]
4
1
1991 August
Correspondence [1 of 2]
4
2
1991 September
Correspondence [2 of 2]
4
3
1991 September
Correspondence, Index
4
4
1991 October - 1992 April
Correspondence
4
5
1991 October
Correspondence
4
6
1991 November
Correspondence
4
7
1991 December - 1992 January
Correspondence
4
8
1992 February
Correspondence
4
9
1992 March
Correspondence, Index
4
10
1992 April - 1993 January
Correspondence
4
11
1992 April
Correspondence
4
12
1992 May
Correspondence [1 of 2]
4
13
1992 June
Correspondence [2 of 2]
4
14
1992 June
Correspondence
4
15
1992 July - September
Correspondence
5
1
1992 October
Correspondence
5
2
1992 November
Correspondence
5
3
1992 December
Correspondence, Index
5
4
1993 January - April
Correspondence
5
5
1993 January
Correspondence
5
6
1993 February
Correspondence [1 of 2]
5
7
1993 March
Correspondence [2 of 2]
5
8
1993 March
Correspondence
5
9
1993 April
Correspondence [1 of 2]
5
10
1993 May
Correspondence [2 of 2]
5
11
1993 May
Correspondence [1 of 2]
5
12
1993 June
Correspondence [2 of 2]
5
13
1993 June
Correspondence
5
14
1993 July
Correspondence [1 of 2]
5
15
1993 August
Correspondence [2 of 2]
5
16
1993 August
Correspondence
6
1
1993 September
Correspondence
6
2
1993 October
Correspondence
6
3
1993 November
Correspondence
6
4
1993 December
Correspondence, Index
6
5
1994
Correspondence
6
6
1994 January - February
Correspondence
6
7
1994 March
Correspondence
6
8
1994 April
Correspondence
6
9
1994 May
Correspondence
6
10
1994 June
Correspondence
6
11
1994 July
Correspondence
6
12
1994 August
Correspondence
6
13
1994 September
Correspondence
6
14
1994 October
Correspondence
6
15
1994 November
Correspondence
6
16
1994 December
Correspondence, Index
6
17
1995
Correspondence [1 of 2]
6
18
1995 January
Correspondence [2 of 2]
6
19
1995 January
Correspondence
6
20
1995 February
Correspondence
7
1
1995 March
Correspondence
7
2
1995 April
Correspondence
7
3
1995 May
Correspondence
7
4
1995 June
Correspondence
7
5
1995 July
Correspondence
7
6
1995 August
Correspondence
7
7
1995 September
Correspondence
7
8
1995 October
Correspondence
7
9
1995 November
Correspondence
7
10
1995 December
Correspondence, Index
7
11
1996
Correspondence
7
12
1996 January
Correspondence
7
13
1996 February
Correspondence
7
14
1996 March
Correspondence
8
1
1996 April
Correspondence
8
2
1996 May
Correspondence
8
3
1996 June
Correspondence
8
4
1996 July
Correspondence
8
5
1996 August
Correspondence
8
6
1996 September
Correspondence
8
7
1996 October
Correspondence
8
8
1996 November
Correspondence
8
9
1996 December
Correspondence, Index
8
10
1997
Correspondence
8
11
1997 January
Correspondence
8
12
1997 February
Correspondence
8
13
1997 March
Correspondence
8
14
1997 April
Correspondence
8
15
1997 May
Correspondence
8
16
1997 June
Correspondence
8
17
1997 July
Correspondence
8
18
1997 August
Correspondence
8
19
1997 September
Correspondence [1 of 2]
9
1
1997 October
Correspondence [2 of 2]
9
2
1997 October
Correspondence
9
3
1997 November
Correspondence
9
4
1997 December
Correspondence, Index
9
5
1998
Correspondence
9
6
1998 January
Correspondence
9
7
1998 February
Correspondence
9
8
1998 March
Correspondence
9
9
1998 April
Correspondence
9
10
1998 May
Correspondence
9
11
1998 June
Correspondence
9
12
1998 July
Correspondence
9
13
1998 August
Correspondence
9
14
1998 September
Correspondence
9
15
1998 October
Correspondence
9
16
1998 November
Correspondence
9
17
1998 December
Correspondence, Index
9
18
1999
Correspondence
9
19
1999 January
Correspondence
10
1
1999 February
Correspondence
10
2
1999 March
Correspondence
10
3
1999 April
Correspondence
10
4
1999 May
Correspondence
10
5
1999 June
Correspondence
10
6
1999 July
Correspondence
10
7
1999 August
Correspondence
10
8
1999 September
Correspondence
10
9
1999 October
Correspondence
10
10
1999 November
Correspondence
10
11
1999 December
Correspondence, Index
10
12
2000
Correspondence
10
13
2000 January - February
Correspondence
10
14
2000 March
Correspondence
10
15
2000 April
Correspondence
10
16
2000 May
Correspondence
10
17
2000 June - July
Presentations
10
18
1987 - 1992
Presentations
10
19
1992 - 1993
Presentations
10
20
1996 - 1997
Presentations
11
1
1998 - 2000
Presentations, Background Information
11
2
1983 - 1988
Presentations, Background Information
11
3
1988 - 1989, undated
Administration
UA 003.010 Series 2
0.75 Linear feet
1985 - 2005, undated
17 folders
Scope and Contents note
This series collects materials describing the Centennial Campus administrative structure and documents generated by a number of its organizing or consulting entities. The most significant of these is the Centennial Campus Management Team, which directed all aspects of campus development. In April 1989, Chancellor Bruce Poulton dissolved it and divided the expanding workload among multiple committees. The work of these more narrowly focused groups is dispersed throughout the Design and Development series (Series 5). The administration series also contains files from the Chancellor's Centennial Campus Advisory Committee, the Trustees Building and Property Committee, and Centennial Campus Partnership Office monthly reports. The files are arranged alphabetically, with their contents in chronological order.
Centennial Campus Management Team
11
4
1985
Centennial Campus Management Team
11
5
1986 - 1987
Centennial Campus Management Team
11
6
1987
Centennial Campus Management Team
11
7
1988 January - August
Centennial Campus Management Team
11
8
1988 September - December
Centennial Campus Management Team
11
9
1989 January - February
Centennial Campus Management Team
11
10
1989 March - June, undated
Chancellor's Centennial Campus Advisory Committee
11
11
1994 - 1995
Management Structure
11
12
1986, undated
Monthly Reports
12
1
2000-2005
Trustees Building and Property Meetings
12
2
1985 - 1987
Trustees Building and Property Meetings
12
3
1988 February 13
Trustees Building and Property Meetings
12
4
1988 April - November
Trustees Building and Property Meetings
12
5
1989 February 11
Trustees Building and Property Meetings
12
6
1989 April 8
Trustees Building and Property Meetings
12
7
1989 September 22
Trustees Building and Property Meetings
12
8
1989 November 17
Carley Capital Group / Carley-Hines
UA 003.010 Series 3
2.7 Linear feet
1980 - 1996, undated
5 boxes and 5 folders
Scope and Contents note
The Carley Capital Group (later known as Carley-Hines) began discussions with NCSU in 1985. When its Master Plan concepts were approved in April 1986, the group began working as the master developer of Centennial Campus. This series contains general information about the evolution of the group and budgets. There are copies of the agreements made between the group and NC State. The largest concentration of material is made up of invoices submitted by the group on behalf of themselves and other members of the design team, including Land Design, Inc., Arthur Erickson Architects, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., McEvoy Engineering Services, Inc., and others. The files are arranged alphabetically with the invoices arranged chronologically.
Agreement
12
9
1985 - 1987
Budget
12
10
1988 December - 1989 November
Budget
12
11
1989 November - 1991 March
Contracts with Professional Teams
13
1
1985 - 1987
General Information
13
2
1980 - 1985
General Information [1 of 2]
13
3
1985
General Information [2 of 2]
13
4
1985
General Information
13
5
1986
General Information
13
6
1987 - 1988
General Information
13
7
1989
General Information
13
8
1990 - 1995
General Information
14
1
undated
Invoices, Summary
14
2
1985 - 1991
Invoices
14
3
1985 - 1986
Invoices
14
4
1986
Invoices
14
5
1987 April - June
Invoices
14
6
1987 July - September
Invoices
14
7
1987 October
Invoices
14
8
1987 November - 1988 January
Invoices
14
9
1988 April - June
Invoices
15
1
1988 August - November
Invoices
15
2
1988 December
Invoices
15
3
1989 January
Invoices, Summary
15
4
1989 February - July
Invoices
15
5
1989 February
Invoices
15
6
1989 March
Invoices
15
7
1989 April - May
Invoices
15
8
1989 July
Invoices, Summary
15
9
1989 August - 1990 January
Invoices
15
10
1989 August - September
Invoices
16
1
1989 October
Invoices
16
2
1989 November - December
Invoices
16
3
1989 December - 1990 January
Invoices, Summary
16
4
1990 February - 1991 January
Invoices
16
5
1990 February - May
Invoices
16
6
1990 June - July
Invoices
16
7
1990 August - September
Invoices
16
8
1990 September - November
Invoices
16
9
1991 January
Invoices, Summary
16
10
1991 February - 1993 September
Invoices
17
1
1991 February - June
Invoices
17
2
1991 July - December
Invoices
17
3
1992 February - June
Invoices
17
4
1992 July - October
Invoices
17
5
1992 December - 1993 September
Invoices, Summary
17
6
1993 September - 1995 April
Invoices
17
7
1993 September - 1994 February
Invoices
17
8
1994 March - August
Invoices
18
1
1994 September - 1995 March
Invoices
18
2
1995 April - 1996 May
Early Development
UA 003.010 Series 4
1.4 Linear feet
1983 - 1993, undated
2 boxes and 9 folders
Scope and Contents note
The Early Development series has two major components, Dorothea Dix property files and materials produced by Dr. Franklin Hart. The Dorothea Dix files contain correspondence, reports, agreements, articles, and other documents describing the transfer of the Dorothea Dix property to North Carolina State University and early efforts to determine how best to use the land. Dr. Franklin Hart served as Vice Chancellor for Research during this time period and was an early member of the Centennial Campus Management Team. His files focus on research and development facilities issues. Although Dr. Hart's files overlap materials found in the Dorothea Dix files, they also contain some correspondence written by or specifically directed to Dr. Hart.
Dorothea Dix
18
3
1983 - 1984
Dorothea Dix
18
4
1985 January - February
Dorothea Dix
18
5
1985 March - April
Dorothea Dix
18
6
1985 April
Dorothea Dix [1 of 2]
18
7
1985 May
Dorothea Dix [2 of 2]
18
8
1985 May
Dorothea Dix [1 of 2]
18
9
1985 June
Dorothea Dix [2 of 2]
18
10
1985 June
Dorothea Dix
18
11
1985 July - September
Dorothea Dix
19
1
1985 September
Dorothea Dix
19
2
1985 September - October
Dorothea Dix
19
3
1985 October
Dorothea Dix
19
4
1985 October - November
Dorothea Dix [1 of 3]
19
5
1985 December
Dorothea Dix [2 of 3]
19
6
1985 December
Dorothea Dix [3 of 3]
19
7
1985 December
Dorothea Dix
19
8
1985 December - 1986 March
Dorothea Dix
19
9
1986 April - May
Dorothea Dix
19
10
1986 April - May
Dorothea Dix
19
11
1986 June - 1993 April, undated
Dorothea Dix Property Utilization Committee
20
1
1983 - 1985 March
Dorothea Dix Property Utilization Committee
20
2
1985 April - September
Dorothea Dix Property Utilization Committee
20
3
1985 October - 1987 February
Franklin Hart's Files
20
4
1985 December - 1986 August
Franklin Hart's Files
20
5
1986 August - September
Franklin Hart's Files
20
6
1986 October - December
Franklin Hart's Files
20
7
1987 January - April
Franklin Hart's Files
20
8
1987 May - 1988 March, undated
Design and Development
UA 003.010 Series 5
16.5 Linear feet
1974 - 2005, undated
33 boxes
Scope and Contents note
The Design and Development series contains four subseries: Alphabetical Files, Buildings and Tenants, Infrastructure and Environment, and Transportation. Although there is substantial overlap among the subseries, they mirror the arrangement of the files by the Centennial Campus Partnership Office. The Alphabetical Files broadly address issues of design and development, including design proposals and workshops, development guidelines, marketing, master planning, Centennial Campus history, and these contain official documents such as minutes, plans, presentations, and agreements. Several folders contain materials collected by Charles Leffler, N.C. State's Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities. Additionally, Jaine Place, a Centennial Campus partnership development specialist, produced files for a number of development projects, including the Prospectus and Ten-Year Celebration. The files of the Naming Task Force which set up procedures for assigning names to buildings and roads on the campus are also located in this subseries. The Buildings and Tenants subseries is made up of files on individual Centennial Campus partners and/or the buildings they occupied. The files collect correspondence and other documents regarding negotiations with the partners and technical materials regarding the construction of their facilities. Several files represent groups that ultimately did not locate on Centennial Campus. There is also some information on prospective tenants. The Infrastructure and Environment subseries is made up of files that describe the natural environment of the campus and large scale projects to construct lighting, sewers, roads, and other vital components of the campus's built environment. The subseries includes correspondence, reports, proposals, agreements, and technical documents detailing specific roads, real estate, rezoning requests, environmental assessments, Lake Raleigh, a proposed golf course, and the Support Systems Committee which addressed these infrastructure developments. The Transportation subseries primarily contains files describing efforts to construct a monorail/fixed guideway system connecting Centennial Campus and Main Campus. Additional materials concern bike paths and contact with the Triangle Transit Authority regarding regional transportation concerns. The files in each subseries are arranged alphabetically, with their contents in chronological order.
Alphabetical Files
UA 003.010 Subseries 5.1
1984 - 2005, undated
Bridging the Gap Between Discovery and Results: Centennial Campus Progress Report
Accession 2012.0070
64
2010-2011
Budget Planning
21
1
1989 - 1990
Business Management Programs
21
2
1990
Centennial Development Corporation
21
3
circa 1988
Conference Center Ideas
21
4
undated
Design Proposals, A-1 Cluster
21
5
1990
Design Proposals, Corporate Research Facility II
21
6
1990
Design Proposals, Research Facility
21
7
1986
Design Proposals, Research and Technology Building
21
8
1989
Design Workshops
21
9
1985 October - 1988 July
Design Workshops
21
10
1988 July - September
Design Workshops
22
1
1988 October - December
Design Workshops
22
2
1989 January - May
Design Workshops [1 of 2]
22
3
1989 May
Design Workshops [2 of 2]
22
4
1989 May
Design Workshops
22
5
1989 June - July
Development Guidelines
22
6
1986
Development Guidelines
22
7
circa 1986
Development Guidelines
22
8
1986 - 1992
Development Guidelines
22
9
1994 - 1999
Development Guidelines
22
10
undated
Development Guidelines, Feedback
22
11
1985 - 1986
Development Guidelines, Feedback
23
1
1986
Development Guidelines, Feedback
23
2
1987 - 1988
Development Team
23
3
1994 March
Development Team
23
4
1994 March - April
Development Team
23
5
1994 June - 1997
Diagrams
23
6
circa 1988 - 1989
Financing
23
7
1986 - 1990, undated
History and Chronologies
23
8
1985 - 2004, undated
Leasing
23
9
1993, undated
Charlie Leffler's Files
23
10
1989 February - December
Charlie Leffler's Files
23
11
1989 December - 1992 September
Legislation
23
12
1985 - 1993
Legislative Support
23
13
1994
Maps
24
1
1984 - 1997, undated
Marketing
24
2
1989 - 1993
Marketing
24
3
1993 - 1994
Marketing
24
4
1994, undated
Marketing, Brochure Development
24
5
1986 - 1993
Marketing Materials
24
6
1987 - 1990
Marketing Materials
24
7
circa 1990 - 1999
Marketing Materials
24
8
circa 2000 - 2005
Marketing Materials
24
9
undated
Marketing Materials, Responses
24
10
1995
Master Plan
24
11
1994
Master Plan
24
12
1995
Master Plan, Phase I
25
1
1988 - 1989
Master Plan, Phase II - IV
25
2
1992 - 1995
Master Plan, Phase II - IV [1 of 2]
25
3
1996
Master Plan, Phase II - IV [2 of 2]
25
4
1996
Master Plan, Workshops
25
5
1999
Master Planning Advisory Group
25
6
1992 February - April
Naming Task Force
25
7
1989 January - February
Naming Task Force
25
8
1989 March - April
Naming Task Force
25
9
1989 May
Naming Task Force
25
10
1989 June - August
Naming Task Force
25
11
1990 - 1996
North Carolina State University Development Board Executive Committee
25
12
1988 - 1989
Official Documents
25
13
1986 - 1987
Official Documents
26
1
1988
Official Documents
26
2
1989 - 1990
Operational Advisory Committee
26
3
1985 - 1987
Population Study
26
4
1989 - 1994
Princeton Forrestal Center [1 of 2]
26
5
circa 1985 - 1986
Princeton Forrestal Center [2 of 2]
26
6
circa 1985 - 1986
Princeton Forrestal Center
26
7
1986 - 1993
Private Sector Development
26
8
1989 - 1992
Progress Reports
26
9
1988 - 1994
Prospectus [1 of 2]
26
10
1993 - 1994
Prospectus [2 of 2]
27
1
1993 - 1994
Publicity
27
2
1984 - 1992
Publicity
27
3
1992 - 1999, undated
Raleigh City Council
27
4
1987 - 1989
Renderings
27
5
1990 - 1996, undated
Residential Proposals
27
6
1991 - 1992
Residential Proposals
27
7
1993 - 1998
Review
27
8
1992 February - September
Review [1 of 2]
27
9
1992 September
Review [2 of 2]
27
10
1992 September
Review
27
11
1992 October - December
Review
27
12
1993 January, undated
Review, Summary
27
13
1993 January 15
Strategic Integrated Management, Analysis, and Planning System (SIMAPS)
28
1
1990 - 1993
Strategic Integrated Management, Analysis, and Planning System (SIMAPS)
28
2
1993
Strategic Plan
28
3
1994 - 1997
Strategic Plan
28
4
1997 - 1998
Ten-Year Celebration
28
5
1994 May - October
Ten-Year Celebration
28
6
1994 October - 1995 February, undated
Ten-Year Celebration, Budget
28
7
1992 - 1994
Ten-Year Celebration, Decor and Food
28
8
1994
Ten-Year Celebration, Feedback
28
9
1994
Ten-Year Celebration, Interdepartmental Transfers and Payment Authorizations
28
10
1994
Ten-Year Celebration, Invitation List
28
11
1994
Ten-Year Celebration, Requisitions
28
12
1994
Ten-Year Celebration, Small Purchases
28
13
1994
Ten-Year Celebration Planning Binder [1 of 3]
29
1
1994
Ten-Year Celebration Planning Binder [2 of 3]
29
2
1994
Ten-Year Celebration Planning Binder [3 of 3]
29
3
1994
Use by NCSU Departments
29
4
1988 - 1993
Village Core Area Study [1 of 2]
29
5
1988 - 1991
Village Core Area Study [2 of 2]
29
6
1988 - 1991
Walt Disney World
29
7
1986 - 1990
Buildings and Tenants
UA 003.010 Subseries 5.2
1986 - 2002, undated
A-1 Cluster
29
8
1988 - 1989
A-1 Cluster
29
9
1989 - 1991
ABB
29
10
1989 September - April 1990
ABB
30
1
1990 April - June
ABB
30
2
1990 June
ABB
30
3
1990 July - August
ABB
30
4
1990 August - September
ABB
30
5
1990 September - November
ABB
30
6
1990 November - December
ABB
30
7
1991 January - June
ABB
30
8
1991 June - July
ABB
30
9
1991 July - October
ABB
30
10
1991 November - 1992 June
ABB
31
1
1992 June - October
ABB
31
2
1992 November - December
ABB
31
3
1993 January - September
ABB
31
4
1994 February - December
ABB
31
5
1994 December - 1995 December
ABB
31
6
1995 December - 1996 June
ABB
31
7
1997 January - March
ABB
31
8
1997 March - October
ABB / NCSU Research Corporation Lease
31
9
1990
Biogen
31
10
1995
Challenger Learning Center
31
11
1996 - 1997
Challenger Learning Center
32
1
1998
Challenger Learning Center
32
2
1999
Challenger Learning Center
32
3
2000
Challenger Learning Center
32
4
2001
Challenger Learning Center
32
5
undated
Claude E. McKinney Plaza
32
6
2001
College of Textiles
32
7
1987 - 1993, undated
Corporate Buildings
32
8
1988 - 1990
Engineering Graduate Research Center
32
9
1987 - 1988
Engineering Graduate Research Center
32
10
1989 February - July
Engineering Graduate Research Center
32
11
1989 August - December
Engineering Graduate Research Center
32
12
1990 January - 1993 November
Engineering Graduate Research Center
33
1
1994 March - 1998, undated
High Technology Academy
33
2
1995
High Technology Academy
33
3
1996 January - February
High Technology Academy
33
4
1996 March - November
High Technology Academy
33
5
1997
High Technology Academy
33
6
1998 January - April
High Technology Academy
33
7
1998 April
High Technology Academy
33
8
1998 June - December
High Technology Academy
33
9
1999 - 2000
High Technology Academy
33
10
2001 January - August
High Technology Academy
33
11
2001 August - December
High Technology Academy
34
1
2002
Institute for Transportation Research and Education
34
2
1990 - 1993
Mars Mission Research Center
34
3
1991 - 1994
MESO, Inc.
34
4
1995
Middle School
34
5
1991 - 1992
Middle School
34
6
1993
Middle School
34
7
1993 - 1994
Middle School
34
8
1994 - 1995
Middle School
34
9
1995 - 1996
National Weather Service
34
10
1986 - 1991 February
National Weather Service
34
11
1991 March - June
National Weather Service
34
12
1991 June - August
National Weather Service
35
1
1991 August - September
National Weather Service
35
2
1991 October - November
National Weather Service
35
3
1992 January - February
National Weather Service
35
4
1992 March - May
National Weather Service
35
5
1992 June - December
National Weather Service
35
6
1993 - 1997
National Weather Service, Balloon Launch
35
7
1992
National Weather Service, Lease
35
8
1992 January
Partners Building
35
9
1993 - 1994
Partners Building
35
10
1994 - 1995
Partners II
36
1
undated
Prospective Tenants
36
2
1992 - 1993
Research I
36
3
1986
Research I
36
4
1987
Research I
36
5
1988 - 1993, undated
Research II
36
6
1987 - 1989
Research II
36
7
1989 - 1990
Research II
36
8
1990 - 1991
Research II
36
9
1991 January
Research II
36
10
1991 January - June
Research II
36
11
1991 June - November
Research II
36
12
1992 January - July
Research II
37
1
1992 July - August
Research II
37
2
1992 September - 1993 November, undated
Research III
37
3
1991 - 1993
Research III
37
4
1994 - 1995
Research III Plaza
37
5
1992
Research III Plaza
37
6
1992 - 1994
Research IV
37
7
1992 - 1994
Research IV
37
8
1994 - 1995, undated
TC²
37
9
1989, undated
USDA-APHIS Center for Plant Health Science and Technology [1 of 6]
37
10
1998
USDA-APHIS Center for Plant Health Science and Technology [2 of 6]
37
11
1998
USDA-APHIS Center for Plant Health Science and Technology [3 of 6]
37
12
1998
USDA-APHIS Center for Plant Health Science and Technology [4 of 6]
37
13
1998
USDA-APHIS Center for Plant Health Science and Technology [5 of 6]
38
1
1998
USDA-APHIS Center for Plant Health Science and Technology [6 of 6]
38
2
1998
Infrastructure and Environment
UA 003.010 Subseries 5.3
1985 - 2004, undated
Acreage Fees
38
3
1988
Adjacent Land
38
4
1985 - 1988
Adjacent Land
38
5
1988 - 1992
Air Quality
38
6
1988
Avent Ferry Road and Varsity Drive
38
7
1989
Avent Ferry Road and Varsity Drive
38
8
1989 - 1990
Blue Ridge Road
38
9
1988 - 1989
Blue Ridge Road
38
10
1990 - 1992
Boundary Survey
38
11
1988 - 1992
Brick Efflorescence
38
12
1993 - 1994
Budget
38
13
1990 - 1991
Carolina Power and Light
38
14
1985 - 1989
Carolina Power and Light
39
1
1989 - 1991
Carolina Power and Light
39
2
1991 - 1994
Catholic Diocese Property
39
3
1985 - 1993
Centennial Parkway
39
4
1986 - 1988
Centennial Parkway
39
5
1989 January - May
Centennial Parkway
39
6
1989 June - December
Centennial Parkway
39
7
1990 January - August
Centennial Parkway
39
8
1990 September - December
Centennial Parkway
39
9
1991 January - September
Centennial Parkway
39
10
1991 September - December
Centennial Parkway
39
11
1992 January
Centennial Parkway
39
12
1992 January - February
Centennial Parkway
40
1
1992 February - May
Centennial Parkway
40
2
1992 June - July
Centennial Parkway
40
3
1992 August - November
Centennial Parkway
40
4
1993
Centennial Parkway
40
5
1994 January - March
Centennial Parkway
40
6
1994 April - October
Centennial Parkway
40
7
1995 - 1998
Costs
40
8
1990 - 1994
Costs, General
40
9
circa 1988 - 1990
Costs, Hard
40
10
circa 1988 - 1990
Costs, Soft
40
11
circa 1990
Cross-Country Trails
41
1
1989 - 1994
Crump Road / Trailwood
41
2
1989 - 1992
Curb Appeal [1 of 3]
41
3
1993 - 1994
Curb Appeal [2 of 3]
41
4
1993 - 1994
Curb Appeal [3 of 3]
41
5
1993 - 1994
Design Task Worksheets [1 of 2]
41
6
1988
Design Task Worksheets [2 of 2]
41
7
1988
Duct Bank
41
8
1989 - 1991
Duraleigh Road Connector
41
9
1990 - 1995, undated
Environmental Assessment
41
10
1986
Environmental Assessment
41
11
1989
Environmental Assessment
41
12
1990 February - September
Environmental Assessment
41
13
1990 September
Environmental Assessment
41
14
1990 - 1995, undated
Environmental Impact Statement
42
1
1987 - 1993, undated
Environmental Impact Statement
42
2
1988
Environmental Impact Statement, Response to NCDEHNR Comments
42
3
1990
Environmental Sustainability
42
4
2004
General Information
42
5
1986 - 1988
General Information
42
6
1989
General Information
42
7
1990 - 1994, undated
Geology
42
8
1988
Golf Course
42
9
1989 - 1992
Golf Course
42
10
1993 January - August
Golf Course
42
11
1993 September
Golf Course
42
12
1993 October - 1994 June
Golf Course
43
1
1994 - 1995
Golf Course
43
2
1996, undated
Golf Course, IDRC Conference
43
3
1991 - 1993
Greenhorne and Omaha
43
4
1989
Greenhorne and Omaha
43
5
1989 - 1992
Hydrologic Analysis
43
6
undated
Infrastructure Task Force
43
7
1987 - 1994
Infrastructure Working File
43
8
1989 - 1990
Lake Raleigh
43
9
1986 - 1993
Lake Raleigh, Dam Restoration
43
10
1996 - 1997
Lake Raleigh, Dam Restoration
44
1
1997 - 1998
Lake Raleigh, Water Quality
44
2
1988 - 1991
Lake Raleigh, Water Quality
44
3
1991 - 1992
Lake Raleigh Road
44
4
1988 - 1989
Lake Raleigh Road
44
5
1989 - 1995
Land Accounting
44
6
1987 - 1989
Land Accounting
44
7
1990 - 1992
Land Accounting
44
8
1992
Land Exchange
44
9
1989 - 1990
Land Exchange
44
10
1990
Landscape and Trees
44
11
1987 - 1994
Lighting
44
12
1990
Natural Gas
44
13
1987 - 1992
Neighbors
45
1
1985 - 1998
North Carolina Department of Transportation
45
2
1992
North Creek
45
3
1988 - 1993
Open Space and Recreation
45
4
1985 - 1987
Open Space and Recreation
45
5
1987
Open Space and Recreation
45
6
1987 - 1988
Open Space and Recreation
45
7
1988
Open Space and Recreation
45
8
1988 - 1989
Open Space and Recreation
45
9
1989 - 1993
Open Space and Recreation Master Plan
67
1989
Phased Infrastructure Development
45
10
1993
Pullen Road / Ferndell Connector
45
11
1985 - 1986
Pullen Road / Ferndell Connector
45
12
1986 - 1989
Real Estate
45
13
1990
Gorman Street / I-40 Property
46
1
1991 - 1993
Reclamation Area
46
2
1990
Review
46
3
1989 - 1990
Rezoning
46
4
1986 November - 1987 July
Rezoning
46
5
1987 July - September
Rezoning
46
6
1987 September - November
Rezoning
46
7
1987 December - 1988 April
Rezoning
46
8
1988 April - July
Rezoning
46
9
1988 July - October
Rezoning
46
10
1989 January - 1991 February
Rezoning
46
11
1993 January - November
Roads
46
12
1987 - 1989
Roads
46
13
1989 - 1992
Scuppernong River Bridge
47
1
1992
Stormwater Management Plan
47
2
1988 - 1990
Stormwater Management Plan
47
3
1990 - 1992
Streetscapes
47
4
1985 - 1991
Support Systems Committee
47
5
1989 July - September
Support Systems Committee
47
6
1989 October - November
Support Systems Committee
47
7
1989 November - 1990 February
Support Systems Committee
47
8
1990 February - March
Support Systems Committee
47
9
1990 March - May
Tammy Lynn Center
47
10
1986 - 1988
Tammy Lynn Center
47
11
1988 - 1989
Telecommunications
47
12
1986 - 1993
Traffic Impact Study
47
13
1987
Utilities Coordination [1 of 2]
47
14
1987
Utilities Coordination [2 of 2]
48
1
1987
Village Core / Section A
48
2
1989
Walnut Creek Sewer
48
3
1988 - 1989
Walnut Creek Sewer
48
4
1990 - 1993
Water and Sewer
48
5
1985 - 1988
Water and Sewer
48
6
1989 - 1992
Western Boulevard Extension
48
7
1989
Wetlands
48
8
1987 - 1989, 1995
Transportation
UA 003.010 Subseries 5.4
1974 - 1999, undated
ABB
48
9
1992
American Maglev
48
10
1995
American Maglev
49
1
1996
Bicycle
49
2
1988 - 1991, undated
Fixed Guideway System
49
3
1989 October - 1993 December
Fixed Guideway System
49
4
1994 January - May
Fixed Guideway System
49
5
1994 August - December
Fixed Guideway System
49
6
1995 February - October, undated
Futrex
49
7
1997 October - 1998 April
Futrex
49
8
1998 June
Futrex
49
9
1998 July - October, undated
General Information
49
10
1974 - 1986
General Information
50
1
1987 - 1988
General Information
50
2
1988 - 1990
General Information
50
3
1990 - 1992
General Information
50
4
1992 - 1993
General Information
50
5
1993 - 1994
General Information
50
6
1994 - 1995, undated
People Mover
50
7
1985 March - 1988 January
People Mover
51
1
1988 May - June
People Mover [1 of 2]
51
2
1988 August
People Mover [2 of 2]
51
3
1988 August
People Mover
51
4
1988 October - December
People Mover
51
5
1989 January - November
People Mover
51
6
1989 December
People Mover
51
7
1990 February - August
People Mover
51
8
1990 September - December
People Mover
51
9
1991 January - April
People Mover
52
1
1991 May
People Mover
52
2
1991 June - December
People Mover
52
3
1992 May - 1993 October
People Mover
52
4
1994 January - 1996 February
People Mover
52
5
1996 March - April
People Mover
52
6
1996 May - 1997 March, undated
People Mover Feasibility Study
52
7
1988 - 1989
People Mover Feasibility Study
52
8
1991
Transit 2001 Commission
52
9
1995 September - 1996 February
Transit 2001 Commission
52
10
1996 March
Transit 2001 Commission
53
1
1996 March - November
Transit 2001 Commission
53
2
1996 November, undated
Transportation Group, Inc. (TGI)
53
3
1987 - 1990
Transportation Group, Inc. (TGI)
53
4
circa 1988 - 1990
Transportation Integration Study
53
5
1989 - 1990
Triangle Transit Authority (TTA)
53
6
1995
Triangle Transit Authority (TTA)
53
7
1997
Triangle Transit Authority (TTA)
53
8
1997 - 1999
VSL Corp.
53
9
1994 - 1995
Clippings
UA 003.010 Series 6
4.0 Linear feet
1984 - 2003, undated
6 boxes
Scope and Contents note
The clippings are arranged chronologically in three formats: original, copied, or organized into albums. The albums cover Centennial Campus from 1984 to 1990, while the copied clippings run from 1997 to 2001. The clippings in their original format are the most extensive and overlap both of these groupings. The articles come from NC State, local, and national publications; they follow Centennial Campus from the initial transfer of the Dorothea Dix land through its subsequent growth and development.
Clippings
54
1
1987
Clippings
54
2
1988
Clippings
54
3
1989
Clippings
54
4
1990
Clippings
54
5
1991
Clippings
54
6
1992
Clippings
54
7
1993
Clippings
54
8
1994
Clippings
54
9
1995
Clippings
54
10
1996
Clippings
54
11
1997 January - August
Clippings
55
1
1997 September - December
Clippings
55
2
1998 April - September
Clippings
55
3
1998 September - December
Clippings
55
4
1999 January - March
Clippings
55
5
1999 April - May
Clippings
55
6
1999 June - August
Clippings
55
7
1999 September - October
Clippings
55
8
1999 November
Clippings
55
9
1999 December - 2000 February
Clippings
56
1
2000 March - June
Clippings
56
2
2000 July - December
Clippings
56
3
2001 May - November
Clippings
56
4
circa 2001
Clippings
56
5
2002 - 2003
Clippings
56
6
2003
Clippings
56
7
undated
Clippings, copied
57
1
1996 January - December
Clippings, copied
57
2
1997 January - March
Clippings, copied
57
3
1997 April - September
Clippings, copied
57
4
1997 October - December
Clippings, copied
57
5
1998 January - May
Clippings, copied
57
6
1998 June - December
Clippings, copied
57
7
1999 January - April
Clippings, copied
57
8
1999 April - May
Clippings, copied
58
1
1999 May - September
Clippings, copied
58
2
1999 October - December
Clippings, copied
58
3
2000 January - March
Clippings, copied
58
4
2000 April - May
Clippings, copied
58
5
2000 June - August
Clippings, copied
58
6
2000 September - December
Clippings, copied
58
7
2001 January - December
Albums
59
1
1984 - 1986
Albums
59
2
1987
Albums
59
3
1988 - 1990
Electronic Files
UA 003.010 Series 7
1.0 linear foot
1993 - 2003, undated
2 boxes
Scope and Contents note
The electronic files are arranged by format and alphabetically by item name. The files on the zip discs, CD-roms, and floppy discs include images, documents, presentation materials, and web pages. The images, most often of buildings and construction, make up the largest concentration of digital objects. The digital files are maintained both on their original media and on server space.
Back-up Files
60
1
circa 1995 - 2002
Back-up Files
60
2
circa 1998 - 2000
Back-up Files
60
3
circa 1999
Back-up Files
60
4
circa 1999 - 2000
Back-up Files
60
5
circa 1999 - 2002
Back-up Files, Bob Geolas
60
6
circa 1998 - 2000
Back-up Files, Jaine Place 1
60
7
circa 1993 - 2000
Back-up Files, Jaine Place 2, Prospects
60
8
circa 1996 - 2000
Back-up Files, Jaine Place 3, Marketing Plan Items
60
9
circa 1995 - 2003
Back-up Files, Julie Sande
60
10
circa 1998 - 1999
Centennial Campus Brochure, Proprietary Photos
60
11
circa 1998
Centennial Campus Brochure, Scans [1 of 4]
60
12
circa 1998 - 2000
Centennial Campus Brochure, Scans [2 of 4]
60
13
circa 1998
Centennial Campus Brochure, Scans [3 of 4]
60
14
circa 1998
Centennial Campus Brochure, Scans [4 of 4]
60
15
circa 1998
High Resolution Scans Used in Brochure [1 of 4]
60
16
circa 2000
High Resolution Scans Used in Brochure [2 of 4]
60
17
circa 2000
High Resolution Scans Used in Brochure [3 of 4]
60
18
circa 1998 - 2000
High Resolution Scans Used in Brochure [4 of 4]
60
19
circa 2000
Images
60
20
circa 1998
Images
60
21
circa 1999
Images
60
22
circa 2000
Images
60
23
circa 2000 - 2002
Images, Randy Berger Photography
60
24
circa 1997 - 1998
Labels
60
25
circa 1999
Partners II Summary
61
26
circa 1998 - 1999
Site Plan, Renaissance Creative
61
27
circa 1998
Site Plan, Renaissance Creative
61
28
circa 1998
Site Plan and Aerial Views
61
29
circa 1998 - 2000
Site Plan and Aerial Views
61
30
circa 1999 - 2000
Southeast Raleigh Partnership Brochure
61
31
circa 2000
University Affiliates Handbook
61
32
circa 1999 - 2001
Website and Graphics
61
33
circa 1998 - 2002
Correspondence
61
1
circa 1995 - 1996
Images, Venture III
61
2
circa 1999
[Unknown]
61
3
undated
Back-Up Files, Leah (Burton?)
61
1
2001 - 2002
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "Leah"
Centennial Campus PowerPoint Presentation
61
2
2001
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "010831_1239"
Development Directors Meeting
61
3
2002 October 14
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "DD101402"
Images
61
4
1998 - 2002
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "images"
Images, Aerial Views
61
5
2000
Images, Construction
61
6
1997
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "moreconstruction"
Images, Construction
61
7
2003
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "030417_1337"
Images, Construction (vector)
61
8
1994 - 1997
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "construction ima"
Images, Etheridge Event
61
9
2001
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "Etheridge"
Images, Etheridge Event, Edits
61
10
2001
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "010723_1251"
Images, Randy Berger Photography
61
11
1997
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "NCSUCC vol.1"
Images, Randy Berger Photography, cd 1
61
12
1998
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "Centennial Campus"
Images, Randy Berger Photography, cd 3
61
13
1998
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "Centennial Campus"
Images, Randy Berger Photography, cd 4
61
14
1998
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "Centennial Campus"
Images, Randy Berger Photography, cd 7
61
15
1998
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "Centennial Campus"
Images, Slides
61
16
2004
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "041206_1554"
Site Plan
61
17
1998
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "CC_PLAN"
Site Plan
61
18
1998
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "CENPRGRP"
Site Plan and Aerial Views
61
19
1999
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "CC"
Venture II Rendering
61
20
1998
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "RENDERIN"
Website Images
61
21
2002
Scope and Contents note
Original name of disc is "Webimages"
Memorabilia
Series UA 003.010 Series 8
0.5 Linear feet
2005
1 box
Scope and Contents note
Presently, this series contains one item: a commemorative medal produced to celebrate Centennial Campus's twentieth anniversary.
20th Anniversary Medallion
62
1
2004
Audio-Visual
Series UA 003.010 Series 9
0.5 Linear feet
1986 - 2005
1 box
Scope and Contents note
This series contains VHS and BetaCam videotapes, audio cassettes, and CDs pulled from the collection and housed together. This material is only viewable once use copies are made for each item.
"NC People" interview with Claude McKinney, VHS videotape
63
1
1997 May 16
"Centennial Campus Symposium," VHS videotape
63
2
1987 January 22
"Centennial Campus Symposium" [1987 January 22], and "Centennial Campus Development Series" [1986 January 24], VHS videotape
63
3
1986 - 1987
"Centennial Campus Development Series" [1986 January 24], and "Centennial Campus Construction" [1987 January 5], VHS videotape
63
4
1986 - 1987
Mike Harwood interview
63
1
2004 July 23
Fox [Marye Anne?] interview, and Moreland interview part one
63
2
2005 June 25
Moreland interview, part two
63
3
2004 June 25
"Centennial Campus 20/20 Vision" [two copies]
63
1
2005 April 18
"Centennial Campus 20/20 Vision," Betacam SP tape
63
5
2005 April 18
"Centennial Campus: Innovation by Design" VHS videotape
63
6
undated
Publications
Series 10
Centennial Campus brochure
Accession no. 2008-0245
64
4
undated
Unprocessed Materials
Series UA 003.010 Series 10
1.5 Linear feet
1984-2000
2 archival storage boxes and 1 oversize flat box
Scope and Contents note
This series consists of materials accessioned after this collection was processed.
Centennial Campus promotional materials
64
1
1995-2000
Centennial Campus Information Sheet
64
2
2000
Engineering Graduate Research Center brochures
Accession no. 2008-0090
64
3
1997, undated
Presentation Notebooks
65
1984 - 1989
Scope and Contents note
Includes notebooks on the proposed Centennial Center and also on Raleigh and the Research Triangle. There is also a notebook on the Sasaki Associates Centennial Center Site Location and Feasibility Study.
Open Space and Recreation Master Plan, Centennial Campus, North Carolina State University
66
1
1989
Partners Publications
64
2002-2005
Partners Publications
64
2004