CREST Campus for Research, Entrepreneurship, Service, & Teaching.

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CREST Campus for Research, Entrepreneurship, Service, & Teaching

In accordance with the Millennial Campus Financing Act (Chapter 116, Article 21B, N.C. General Statutes), enacted in 1999, UNCW proposes to designate three sites as millennial campus. The project will be named the: Campus for Research, Entrepreneurship, Service & Teaching

Guiding principles: All activities must be consistent with and advance the mission and strategic goals of UNCW All activities, leases and sub-leases must have substantive links to existing faculty research All buildings will be subject to site and design approval by the UNCW faculty, administration and Board of Trustees

CREST will advance the mission of UNCW “The activities of the millennial campus must be closely tied to the mission of the university. Every effort related to the millennial campus designation and operation should contribute directly and significantly to the mission of UNCW.” — Millennial Campus Committee Any proposed venture must be judged to be financially viable and have an acceptable level of risk.

The establishment of CREST will: Foster creative research and entrepreneurial thinking; Develop new processes and products that will benefit the region, the state and the global community; Create opportunities for students to interact with business partners in a real-world environment; and, Provide opportunities to develop new and creative funding sources for academic and research activities.

CREST Timeline Sep 2004Millennial Campus Committee (MCC) charged with feasibility study Dec 2004MCC recommends proceeding with concept & solicits proposals Jun 2005MCC reports on 17 proposals from faculty groups Fall 2005MCC visits other MC sites within and outside NC; visits with all interested academic departments Jan 2006Campus Master Plan, including proposed site of millennial campus, submitted by Wallace Roberts & Todd (WRT), approved by UNCW Board of Trustees (BOT) MCC worked with WRT to develop CREST proposal Apr 2007CREST approved by UNCW BOT Jun 2007CREST approved by UNC BOG

Three initial projects (of 17 proposed by faculty) were chosen, based upon: UNCW’s research strengths Interests expressed by potential external partners Perceived value to the region and state

Chemistry and Biochemistry, Nursing, Biology and Marine Biology, Sociology and Criminal Justice: Accredited Analytical Laboratory in Forensic Chemistry and DNA Sequencing Laboratory Multi-purpose Laboratory and Regulatory Agency Complex UNCW will partner with a private company to develop a forensic laboratory to improve the capacity of law enforcement agencies, particularly in the region, to process the increasing number of samples required by state law. Incubator space and associations with appropriate state and federal agencies are also planned.

Marine Science, Biology and Marine Biology: Initiative for Marine Biotechnology in North Carolina (MARBIONC) The MARBIONC initiative will implement the new partnership paradigm in biotechnology product development in which academia and industry work together in the conduct of basic and applied research, the development of new biotechnology products and technology, and in workforce development programs.

Health and Applied Human Sciences, Nursing: Health, Fitness, and Nutrition Center (HFNC) In partnership with local health-care providers and private companies with a focus on health and wellness, the HFNC will bring together UNCW academic and research programs, to afford state-of-the-art health services to the UNCW campus community and the greater Wilmington community. Negotiations with a major health-care firm are in progress.

UNCW proposed that two areas on the main campus along with Center for Marine Science property be designated as millennial campus sites The sites were selected to leverage existing facilities related to each of the proposed program elements In total, these three areas encompass ~210 acres

East CREST – 47 acresWest CREST – 103 acres

South CREST site - CMS at Myrtle Grove – 60 acres

Use of existing campus lands for CREST sites has the following significant advantages: Leverages existing infrastructure and academic and support facilities, thereby minimizing start-up delays and future development costs Ensures close interaction between educational and business partners and increases the opportunities for students to gain real-world business experience

Governance and Management UNCW will provide overall governance and guidance for CREST through the Chancellor and the Board of Trustees At the outset, CREST will be directed by a senior management group: Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs Dean of the Graduate School and Research Assistant Vice Chancellor for Public Service and Continuing Studies for Economic and Workforce Development

Our operational strategy derives from that of the NCSU Centennial Campus. Their staff has offered to supply CREST with the guidelines, lease templates and procedures that they employ. We will adapt these for our uses. As with the Centennial Campus, partnership developers will ensure that as new initiatives are brought forward for consideration, they will be evaluated as to their “fit” within both the academic and research interests of UNCW and the CREST plan

CREST will: Align with the mission of UNCW and UNC (as defined by the UNC Tomorrow Commission) Promote undergraduate and graduate student research and engagement Foster entrepreneurship, necessary in the current fiscal environment Enhance the health and economic well-being of the region and state Assist in bringing technological advances to the market place, e.g. potential cystic fibrosis medication