Mary Schmidt Campbell Center for Innovation & the Arts TOUR

Parking Instructions: Please park in the parking deck. Rideshare or public transportation is highly encouraged! There is now a free autonomous shuttle from WestEnd MARTA!!! https://www.spelman.edu/admissions/visit-spelman/directions-to-spelman.html Attendees: This event is open to All LAI members globally and non-members. Registration is $20 per person. Register by: 12:00 am, Thursday, October 15, 2026 Join us for an exclusive tour of the Mary Schmidt Center for Innovation & the Arts guided by Art Frazier III, AIA, Spelman College! Director of Facilities Management & Services Spelman College Arthur E. Frazier III, AIA is a licensed architect and the Director of Facilities Management & Services at Spelman College. He was born in Louisville, KY and attended the University of Pennsylvania where he received a bachelor’s degree in Design of the Environment and a Master’s of Architecture. Art’s career has included practicing architecture, managing design & construction projects and facilities management. Under Art’s leadership the facilities department at Spelman has been nationally recognized as a leader in sustainability among historically Black colleges, received the President’s 2008 Award for Excellence in Customer Service, a 2016 Sustainability Award from APPA and recently had a scholarship named in his honor by the Sustain our Future Foundation. Art is co-chair of Sustainable Spelman, serves as chairman of the board of directors of the University Community Development Corporation and is a past president of the Georgia Chapter of APPA. The Mary Schmidt Campbell Center for Innovation and the Arts (CI&A) is a cross-disciplinary, collaborative learning environment designed to unite artistic expression with cutting-edge technology while enriching the student experience and advancing Spelman College’s legacy of excellence and innovation. Named in honor of Spelman’s 10th president, the state-of-the-art facility embodies a vision for a dynamic environment where students pursuing STEAM—science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics—can engage, collaborate, create, and innovate. We use cookies to enhance your site experience, improve functionality, understand visitor usage, and improve the site. Cookies also help remember your settings. By clicking “Accept All”, you consent to our use of cookies.