UNC Board of Governors big white
Lie: NCA&T/UNCG Joint
Millennial Campus (JMC)
constitute classic tell a lie
loud and long enough, by
alleged creditable News Sources,
it becomes accepted as truth.
University of North Carolina
Board of Governors (UNC BOG)
designation of NCA&T/UNCG Joint
Millennial Campus (JMC) pursuant
NCGS§ 116-198.34.(8b) -
didn’t happen !!!
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N.C. G.S. § 116-198.34.(8b)
authorized UNC BOG to
designate real property held
by, or to be acquired by, a
constituent institution as a
millennial campus. Legislation
states the Board should act on
the recommendation of the
President after the President
has consulted with the
Chancellor and the Board of
Trustees. The designation
should be based on the express
finding that the institution has
the administrative and fiscal
capacity to create and maintain
such a campus. Upon
formal request by the
constituent institutions, the
Board of Governors may authorize
two or more constituent
institutions which meet the
requirements of this section to
create a joint Campus.
Millennial Campus' as defined in
the stature is real property and
appurtenant facilities
designated by the Board of
Governors-NC GS§ 116-198.33
emphasis added |
Published as
"the most
plugged-in
attorney in
North Carolina",
Chairman
Phillips, Jr.
alleged " Boards
of Trustees at
North Carolina
A&T State
University and
the University
of North
Carolina at
Greensboro
requested that
the land
formerly
designated for
the Central
School for the
Deaf and
allocated to the
Board of
Governors by the
2003 Session of
the General
Assembly and a
75- acre parcel
of land
currently
comprising a
portion of the
North Carolina
A&T State
University Farm
be designated as
a joint
millennial
campus" which
didn't Gee-HA
with alleged
NCA&T Board of
Trustees' Aug.
22nd , 2003 and
UNCG Aug. 28th,
2003 resolutions
calling for
establishing
joint Millennial
Campus in terms
of the former
School for the
Deaf property
reallocated to
the Board of
Governors to
establish a
millennial
campus
without a
syllable pertaining
to a 75- acre |
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Phillips' Committee on
Budget and Finance Oct.
10, 2003 |
parcel of land
currently comprising a
portion of the North
Carolina A&T State
University Farm,
statutory foreclosing
NC A&T/UNCG Joint
Millennial Campus
allegedly depicted by
Phillips 10.10.2003
before the Board of
Governors. |
Members in attendance
were: Ms. Hannah D.
Gage, Mr. Peter D. Hans,
, and Mr. Jim W.
Phillips, Jr., Priscilla
P. Taylor Others
attending the meeting
were President Molly
Corbett Broad, Vice
Presidents Gretchen
Bataille, Jeffrey R.
Davies, J.B. Milliken,
Robyn R. Render, and
Leslie Winner; Associate
Vice Presidents Ginger
B. Jones, Robert O.
Nelson, James O. Smith,
and Joni B. Worthington,
Chancellor Patricia A.
Sullivan (The University
of North Carolina at
Greensboro); Dr. Jeff
Passe, Chairman of the
Faculty Assembly; Nobody
was present from NC A&T. |
Credited
in the media as
the work of UNCG
district senator
Kay Hagan
(Greensboro),
June 30, 2003
General
Assembly,
Session Law
2003-2984,
reallocated
former Central
School of the
Deaf to UNC BOG
to be used for
the
establishment of
Millennium
campuses of the
University of
North Carolina
at Greensboro
and North
Carolina
Agricultural and
Technical State
University.
According to
media reports
UNCG is
landlocked.
Attorney Jim
Phillips, Jr.
Board of
Governors'
Committee on
Budget and
Finance July 28,
2003 recommended
the
Legislation.
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Session Law
2003-2984 |
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Sept. 19,
2003 , The
Business Journal
(Triad)
reported "UNCG
Chancellor
Patricia
Sullivan and NC
A&T Chancellor
James Renick
will announce
initial plans
for the 75- acre
North Carolina
School for the
Deaf which is
being called the
Joint Millennial |
Campus
and will
hold a
public
meeting
Tuesday
(Sept.
23,
2003)".
[ ]
Instead
according
to news
reports,
web
posting,
etc
NCA&T
and UNCG
Chancellors
announced
a two
campus
Joint
Millennial
Campus
called
the
Greensboro
Center
for
Innovative
development
consisting
of the
former
School
of the
Deaf
Property
as a
north
campus
and
75-acre
parcel
of NC
A&T
farmland
as a
South
Campus
[7].
The
Greensboro
News &
Record
reported
" A&T
has
offered
up a
portion
of its
600-acre
farm for
the
research
park."
and "The
Board of
Governors
could
give
permission
as soon
as next
month
[Oct.]
on
the
proposal
to turn
over the
center's
operations
to a
board
of
directors."[8].
As
published
in the
media
Chancellor
Renick
desired
a
research
campus
at NC
A&T farm
"neither
money
nor
actual
designs
have
been
committed
to
Renick's
vision
of a
research
park on
A&T's
600-acre
farm on
East
Market
Street.
"[Surprise!
Greensboro
should
leverage
universities,
by
Justin
Catanoso,
November
9, 20019
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NC A&T BOT Fourth Regular Meeting April 2003 |
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"Chancellor Renick" NC A&T BOT First Regular Meeting Sept. 24, 2003 |
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(http://triad.bizjournals.com/triad/stories/2001/11/12/tidbits.html] Chancellor's
Renick
and
Sullivan
didn't
have the
paper
work to
support
announced
North
and
South
campuses,
NCGS:116-198.34
(8b)
designated,
Joint
Millennial
Campus.
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NC G.
S.:
116-198.34.
(8b)
says in
part
upon
formal
request
by the
constituent
institutions,
the
Board of
Governors
may
authorize
two or
more
constituent
institutions
which
meet the
requirements
of this
section
to
create a
joint
Millennial
Campus.
NC A&T
and UNCG
Boards
of
Trustees
(BOT)
Duties
and
Powers
(Property
and
Buildings)
require
"any
proposal
involving
the
acquisition
or
disposition
by the
institution
of any
interest
in real
property
shall be
recommended
by the
Board of
Trustees".
Public
Record
received
pursuant
requests
NC A&T
and UNCG
Board
of
Trustees
Resolutions
dated ,
Aug. 22,
2003 and
Aug. 28,
2003
call for
designation
of Joint
Millennial
Campus
in terms
of the
Central
North
Carolina
School
of the
Deaf
property
transferred
to UNC
Board of
Governors
for the
purpose
of
establishing
a Joint
Millennial
Campus
without
a
syllable
pertaining
to a
parcel
of land
on NC
A&T
farmland
-Statutory
foreclosing
joint
Millennial
campus
depicted
by
Phillips
(10.10.2003)
before
UNC
Board of
Governors
inclusive
of NC
A&T
farmland
and
in terms
of “designation
of the
land
(formerly
the
Central
School
for the
Deaf)
reallocated
to the |
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NCA&T
& UNCG
Aug.
22nd &
28th,
2003
Resolutions |
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NC A&T
Board of
Trustees'
alleged
August
22nd,
2003
Resolution
requesting
establishing
a joint
Millennial
Campus
in terms
of the
Central
School
of the
Deaf
unmistakable
having
been
informed
by
Chancellor
Renick
April
16, 2003
that
members
of the
Board of
Trustees
plan to
meet
informally
with
UNCG
about
the
possibility
of
establishing
a joint
millennial
campus
on the
farm
property,
NC A&T
BOT
August
22nd
resolution
explicably
rejected
farm
property
as part
of a
joint
millennial
campus.
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"As to
your
prior
request
for
the resolution/motion
about
the 75
acres of
land
being a
part of
the
Gateway
Research
Park,
There is
no 2003
resolution,
etc.
that
specifically
says 75
acres
are
involved."
determined
J.
Charles
Waldrup
J.D.,
Ph.D.
General
Counsel
Office
Of Legal
Affairs
North
Carolina
Agricultural
&
Technical
State
University.
See NC
A&T
August
22, 2003
Millennial
Campus
Resolution
maybe
fraudulent |
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NC A&T
Board of
Trustees
Meeting
April
16, 2003 |
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Phillips B&F Oct. 2003,
committee allegedly
made statutory
required expressed
determination
universities had the
fiscal capacity to
established and maintain
the joint millennial
Campus. |
Five month after the
alleged Oct. 2003
designation Phillips'
Board of Governors
Committee On Budget and
Finance, March 2004,
recommended adding to
the Supplemental
Expansion Budget
Requests 2004-05, $4
million dollars to
renovated the School of
the Deaf property, and
pay for telephone and
high speed networking.
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Oct 2004, a year after
alleged JMC Oct. 2003
designation. Phillips'
Board of Governors
Committee On Budget and
Finance recommended
$14,000,000 of spending
for Joint Millennial
Campus and A&T State
University to $647,500
and UNC Greensboro to
spend up to $400,000 to
plan projects on the
Joint Millennial Campus,
all dispositive to
statutory expressed
determination
universities had fiscal
capacity to establish
and maintain joint
Millennial Campus as
determined by the
Phillips Board.
Phillips' Board of
Governors Committee On
Budget and Finance
allegedly Oct. 10.2003.
Phillips
committee proposed $14
million dollars of
spending on an alleged
JMC against a backdrop
of a $12.3 Million
dollars University of
North Carolina wide
2004-05 Budget
reductions.
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Phillips' Committee On Budget
and Finance, March 2004,
recommendation. |
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2004 -124 funded The
University of North Carolina
Board of Governors 2005-07
Budget Request for 4 Million
dollars from the General fund
for the alleged NCA&T/UNCG
Joint Millennial Campus . |
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Budget and Finance, October 7,
2004, recommended the Board of
Governors approve the 2004-05
Budget Reductions Report and
that it be |
transmitted to the Office of
State Budget and Management and
the Fiscal Research Division by
December 31, 2004. Stating, This
will affect students in years to
come, as fewer course sections
are offered, and campuses are
forced to hire more part- time
and adjunct faculty to teach the
sections that remain. Students
will find it increasingly
difficult to find courses that
they need to graduate and to fit
all required courses into their
schedules. Ironically,
unavoidable reductions in
advising and faculty contact
hours means that many students
will have less assistance in
monitoring their degree
progress at a time when it
becomes much more difficult and
critical to do so. |
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Phillips' Committee on Budget
and Finance 10.04
Recommendations |
Joint Millennial Campus
funding wasn't included in
Committee On Budget and Finance
Executive Summary which went to
the Board of Governors, 11.2004,
for approval. |
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