Armstrong Dedicates New Liberty Center In Hinesville
Hinesville, Georgia – Last Thursday Armstrong State University and the City of Hinesville hosted a ribbon cutting for the new Armstrong Liberty Center at 175 West Memorial Drive. Hussey Gay Bell is the Architect and Engineer of Record for the 21,000-square-foot facility, which will open to students in January. It is more than double the size of the previous Liberty Center.
The new building includes classrooms, state-of-the-art science laboratories, faculty and staff offices, common areas, student services and support areas for Liberty County’s growing student population. The facility offers special services for military affiliates and dual-enrollment options for local high school students.
Dignitaries and key individuals included: Armstrong State University President Linda M. Bleicken, University System of Georgia Chancellor Hank M. Huckaby, John Lavender of Lavender and Associates, Hinesville Mayor James Thomas, Rep. Al Williams, Armstrong Liberty Center student Naiyill Morales, University System of Georgia Regent Don Waters, Sen. Jack Hill, Armstrong Liberty Center interim director Dot Kempson, Liberty County Board of Commissioners Chairman Don Lovett, 9th Engineer Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Michael Biankowski and Eric Johnson of Hussey Gay Bell.