Heather Long

It's a little more work than we thought.

It's in the heart of the old financial district where some of the banks were.

And we're doing multifamily with a little bit of retail on the lower level.

But the long term will sustain it.

Like, I finish work every day, and then I immediately open my personal laptop and start, like, working the algorithms.

Coming up... You can ask the same questions, but you have different answers depending on what's going on in the economy, right?

It's great to be here.

We use your marketplace clips in class all the time and find it really valuable.

So it's an upper division course.

Our majors are in that course.

It's one of our core theory courses in the major.

And so they're learning to develop the theory about the economy.

And then also in my course, it's really important.

One of my

key learning goals is to connect that to what's happening in the actual economy.

Yeah, I've thought a lot about it in the last year.

Other people are in that space as well.

But the origin story with this is Nolan Gasser, who was the co-creator for the Pandora Radio Music Genome Project, was a keynote speaker at an AI conference that we hosted at North Carolina A&T.

At the end of that, he played a song that he had developed for A&T.

He's a composer.