1. Cato Campus Updates February 2016

2. This is what we were two years ago …

3. Here’s what we looked like last year….

4. And this is what Cato looks like today :

5. Cato III and Rodgers Amphitheater, from Grier Road Entrance

6. Cato III, from WT Harris Blvd. Entrance

7. View from Cato III to Cato I and II

8. Patty and Bill Gorelick Gallery in Lobby of Cato III

9. Cato III Classroom

10. Cato III Conference Room (note instructor Stephanie Neely painting, in campus collection)

11. Cato III American Sign Language Lab

12. Cato III Library

13. Cato III Auditorium

14. Cato III Information & Timeline The Cato III Building provides critically needed academic and workforce training space at CPCC’s most crowded campus. The 85,000 square-foot building increases the campus’ overall space by 85 percent. This is CPCC’s first building to use energy-saving LED lighting throughout. Project Start Date – May 20, 2014 (work on new parking area began Feb. 19, 2014) Cost of Project – $24.5 million Source of Funding – 2013 Mecklenburg County bonds Project Manager – Rodgers Builders Architect – Little Diversified Architectural Consulting Number of Classrooms – 36 full-size classrooms and five seminar rooms New Cato Campus Library – approximately 4,000 square feet Auditorium seating 130 Multipurpose and student lounge space overlooking wooded creek area Number of offices – 20 individual offices plus a touchdown suite with eight workstations

15. Cato III Information & Timeline (continued) Programs Based in Cato III: American Sign Language and Interpreter Education College and Career Readiness, including GED and ESL Other Building Project Features include: Patty and Bill Gorelick Art Gallery located in first floor lobby Ground Floor auditorium, student lounge, multipurpose room and Student Life Center, plus a Horticulture Design Studio Rodgers Amphitheater and outdoor gathering space 150-foot pedestrian bridge connecting new parking area and main campus Bridge spans and leaves undisturbed a creek and wooded wetland vegetation area Two electric vehicle charging stations Water bottle filling station on every floor Two family restrooms and a quiet room for students, faculty, staff who need privacy Addition to Horticulture Program facility of 1,984 square feet provides a small engine repair shop and plant preparation space

16. How we have grown from Bond approval in November 2013 to Cato III opening in January 2016 Type of Instructional Space Original Campus Space (Cato I & II) Current Campus Space with 2013 Bond Building CompletionNet Gain Smart Classrooms143521 Smart Computer Classrooms7158 Science Labs110 Program-Specific Classrooms220 Program-Specific Computer Labs:385 Program-Specific Labs253 Math Emporium110 DRE Computer Labs110 Flex-Space374 Middle College660 Subtotal408141 Update on Phase III Program Plan ASFGSFScheduled Completion Date Total Bond Request 60,000100,000 Phase III New Building 50,82884,714January 2016 Phase III Building Renovations 9,17215,286Summer 2016 Total Phase III 60,000100,000 Difference as of 2/1/16 0

17. Still in Progress …. Barnes and Noble Bookstore Expansion to be completed during Spring Break: food and beverages will be available in Cato II Science Lab is being updated in Cato I In Cato I, the Paralegal Library and old ASL lab are being renovated to provide a study space in the Library and an intake and orientation space for First Year Experience and ESS Cato will have a Center for Military Families and Veterans with soft opening scheduled for early April. In Cato II, the old library is being converted into a Math Emporium The entrance to Cato I has been made more accessible.

18. What’s next Increase the number of transfer and general education classes offered at Cato so that Cato students won’t need to go elsewhere to complete their degrees Prepare for Cato Middle College students who will remain for a 13 th year of CPCC classes Expand CCE offerings Prepare for the next phase: Cato IV as part of the College long range planning for 2018 bonds

19. Cato Campus Profile Academics: Home to Professional Careers Division Horticulture and Turfgrass William K. Diehl Paralegal Technology Interpreter Education and ASL Office Administration (based on Central) General Education Resident Instructors English and DRE Math and DMA/Math Emporium Psychology Biology ACA College and Career Readiness ESL ABE GED Adult High School Refugees Corporate and Continuing Education CMS Middle College High School at Cato Opened in 2007 - 198 CMS students currently enrolled; 30 juniors now resident at Levine; 2014 students will be eligible for a 13th year as Middle College students

20. Cato Leadership Team Barbara Byrd, Executive Assistant Saronda Easter, Director, Campus Administration Retha Hall, Senior Librarian Marla Harris, Director, Enrollment and Student Services Keith Henn, Director, Professional Careers Division Jeff Hill, Executive Director, Administrative and Financial Services Alicisa Johnson, Principal, CMS Middle College HS at Cato Marianne Lyall-Knusel, Senior Program Coordinator, College and Career Readiness Laura Lyon, Information Technology Services David Mahatha, Student Life Coordinator Janet Malkemes, Dean Lockwood Ray, Assistant Director of Campus Security Commitment Attitude Teamwork Ownership

21. Other Services at Cato Enrollment and Student Services Registration Counseling and Advising Financial Aid/Veterans Affairs Academic Learning Center Testing Center Transfer Services Disability Services Student Life/SGA Administrative and Financial Services Library Services ITS Facilities Services/GCA Barnes & Noble Bookstore and Refresh U Center for Military Families and Veterans