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Columbus State University Wins Innovation Award for Adaptive Reuse of Howard Hall

November 16, 2015



Columbus State University won the University System of Georgia's "Innovation Award" for the renovation and adaptive reuse of Howard Hall. USG Chancellor Hank Huckaby presented the award during the USG Facilities Officers Conference in early November.

From left, Byron Harris, director of transportation & environmental safety; Hank Huckaby, USG chancellor; Tom Helton, vice president for business and finance; Mike Medlock, assistant vice president for facilities; Eric Pittman, director of campus planning and development; and Kelly Wilson, director of maintenance and construction, pose for a picture after CSU is announced as the winner of the 2015 USG "Innovation Award." From left, Byron Harris, director of transportation & environmental safety; Hank Huckaby, USG chancellor; Tom Helton, vice president for business and finance; Mike Medlock, assistant vice president for facilities; Eric Pittman, director of campus planning and development; and Kelly Wilson, director of maintenance and construction, pose for a picture after CSU is announced as the winner of the 2015 USG "Innovation Award."

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