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There’s one woman leading Morgan State University’s building boom. Her name is Kim McCalla.

For 15 years, McCalla has served as the historically Black university’s associate vice president of facilities, design and construction management. She’s overseen the completion of newly built multimillion-dollar academic buildings, a student services and administrative hall and a 670-bed student housing complex with a dining hall attached.

Her plans for the university don’t stop there. A second 600-bed housing facility will be built adjacent to the first. A new health and human services academic building and a three-story police and public safety headquarters are also in the works.

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