Robinson introduces legislation to shift A&T chancellor’s residence to university foundation

Gladys A. Robinson, North Carolina State Senator for 28th District
Gladys A. Robinson, North Carolina State Senator for 28th District
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State Sen. Gladys A. Robinson has filed a new bill proposing the transfer of ownership for North Carolina A&T’s chancellor’s residence to the university’s real estate foundation, information from the North Carolina State Senate shows.

The measure, designated as SB 894 and filed April 29 during the 2025 regular session, is officially titled “NC A&T Chancellor’s Residence Transfer.”

Below is a summary based on the official bill text, with some context provided for better understanding.

Essentially, this proposal would require North Carolina to sell its stake in the parcel connected to the North Carolina A&T State University chancellor’s house to The North Carolina A&T Real Estate Foundation Inc. for $1. If the real estate foundation later sells the property, the proceeds must be used to purchase a new home for the chancellor. The property is to be transferred on an “as is” and “where is” basis, without state guarantees for title, boundary, usage, zoning, or other conditions. The transaction wouldn’t follow all standard state procedures on disposing of public land, and $5,000 in one-time General Fund money is allocated to the Department of Administration for related costs. The measure would take effect upon becoming law.

Robinson also submitted 29 additional bills for consideration during the 2025 regular session.

The legislative process for bills in North Carolina takes multiple steps. Lawmakers introduce a bill, which is referred to a committee for assessment and recommendations. It must be heard three times in both chambers. If amendments are made by one chamber to a bill already passed by the other, each chamber must ultimately approve an identical measure. When a bill clears both chambers, it heads to the governor’s desk, where the governor can sign, veto, or allow it to become law without a signature; the governor has 10 days to decide (extended to 30 days if the legislative body is out of session).

Find more details about the status of bills here.

Robinson earned a Bachelor of Arts from Bennett College for Women.

Robinson, a Democrat, has represented North Carolina’s 28th Senate district since her election in 2011, succeeding Katie Dorsett in the seat.

Bills Introduced by Your Senators in North Carolina Senate During 2025 Regular Session

Authors Bill Number Date Filed Title
Gladys A. Robinson SB 894 04/29/2026 NC A&T Chancellor’s Residence Transfer.
Gladys A. Robinson, Natalie S. Murdock, and Sydney Batch SB 906 04/29/2026 MOMnibus 3.5.
Gladys A. Robinson, Natalie S. Murdock, and Val Applewhite SB 907 04/29/2026 The Ciji Graham Act.
Gladys A. Robinson, Kandie D. Smith, and Natalie S. Murdock SB 891 04/28/2026 Small Business Investment Grant.
Gladys A. Robinson and Jay J. Chaudhuri SB 822 04/22/2026 Every School Has Resources Act.
Gladys A. Robinson, Dan Blue, and Paul A. Lowe, Jr. SB 534 03/25/2025 Capital Project Funding at NCA&T/WSSU.
Gladys A. Robinson, Dan Blue, and Paul A. Lowe, Jr. SB 542 03/25/2025 Western NC Support; Expand Comm. Eco. Dev.
Gladys A. Robinson and Michael Garrett SB 547 03/25/2025 Clarify Ballot Language for Art. 46 Tax.
Gladys A. Robinson, Natalie S. Murdock, and Sydney Batch SB 571 03/25/2025 MOMnibus 3.0.
Gladys A. Robinson, Dan Blue, and Michael V. Lee SB 596 03/25/2025 Critical Campus Funding Repairs.
Gladys A. Robinson, Graig Meyer, and Michael Garrett SB 612 03/25/2025 Convert School Buses to Electric by 2050.
Gladys A. Robinson, Michael Garrett, and Terence Everitt SB 646 03/25/2025 Make NC Insurrection-Free.
Gladys A. Robinson SB 658 03/25/2025 Funds/Greensboro Blandwood Mansion.
Gladys A. Robinson, Kandie D. Smith, and Val Applewhite SB 660 03/25/2025 Honoring Sacrifice: NC Veterans Relief Act.
Gladys A. Robinson SB 714 03/25/2025 Prohibit Corporal Punishment in Schools.
Gladys A. Robinson, DeAndrea Salvador, and Graig Meyer SB 732 03/25/2025 NC Economic Progress and Well Being.
Gladys A. Robinson and Michael Garrett SB 751 03/25/2025 Protect Children from Leaking Garbage Trucks.
Gladys A. Robinson and Paul A. Lowe, Jr. SB 367 03/20/2025 Capital Project Funding at HBCUs.
Gladys A. Robinson, Caleb Theodros, and Paul A. Lowe, Jr. SB 343 03/19/2025 Secure Home, Secure Future Act.
Gladys A. Robinson, Caleb Theodros, and Val Applewhite SB 348 03/19/2025 Home Comfort Act.
Gladys A. Robinson and Val Applewhite SB 323 03/18/2025 Student Health and Responsibility Act.
Gladys A. Robinson and Paul A. Lowe, Jr. SB 301 03/17/2025 Film and Entertainment Grant Fund Mods.
Gladys A. Robinson, Sophia Chitlik, and Woodson Bradley SB 281 03/13/2025 Essential Relief for Child Care Act.
Gladys A. Robinson and Paul A. Lowe, Jr. SB 283 03/13/2025 Expand Sickle Cell Disease Programs & Svcs.
Gladys A. Robinson and Michael Garrett SB 284 03/13/2025 Guilford County Schools Funding Requests.
Gladys A. Robinson and Michael Garrett SB 285 03/13/2025 Teacher Salary Supplement/Guilford Cnty Schs.
Gladys A. Robinson, Michael Garrett, and Paul A. Lowe, Jr. SB 243 03/05/2025 Commuter Rail Study/Piedmont Triad.
Gladys A. Robinson SB 215 02/27/2025 28th Senatorial District Local Act-1.
Gladys A. Robinson, Graig Meyer, and Natalie S. Murdock SB 167 02/25/2025 Revise, Study, and Fund LEP Allotment.
Gladys A. Robinson, Graig Meyer, and Natalie S. Murdock SB 99 02/13/2025 Extended-Year Teacher Contracts.


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