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Our Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital team members were excited to inspire the next generation of builders. We visited Hurt Park Elementary School in Roanoke, Virginia, for Career Day, where we displayed a 3D-printed model of our Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital Crystal Spring Tower project. Students also received yellow hard hats and our customized project coloring book. We love working to foster an early interest in our industry!

Purpose is at the core of who we are at Robins & Morton. As our team members join communities throughout the country, we commit to becoming a part of them. Robins & Morton's Giving With Purpose initiative is guided by the compassion of our people, who identify how we can better serve the communities we call home. In our 2023 Community Impact Report, we share several service events led by our team members last year, as well as the cumulative impact of their efforts: bit.ly/3UrrHTL We're incredibly grateful to our people for their giving spirits and their commitment to #GivingWithPurpose. We thank them for seeking out opportunities to serve.

Our Director of Scheduling Services Chris McCall had the opportunity to teach construction engineering and management students at the University of Tennessee. During a guest lecture, Chris provided insight on how to take a conceptual design and build a schedule based on limited information. We hope these students gained some valuable knowledge, and we look forward to seeing what they accomplish in our industry. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, UT Knoxville

Our team members at project sites and offices around the country were excited to celebrate #EarthDay2024 by keeping their communities clean. Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital project team members participated in the Clean Valley Council's Adopt-A-Street program. They walked their adopted street routes with trade partners, picking up trash in the neighborhood surrounding the Crystal Spring Tower project site. Meanwhile, our Tampa office team spent some time picking up trash at a beach along Tampa Bay so their community can continue to enjoy their beautiful, natural areas. Thank you to our teams for being good stewards of our communities!

Clint Russell is the vice president of design and construction at HCA Healthcare. He largely serves in an oversight capacity and leads a multi-disciplined staff directly responsible for facility design, construction, and medical equipment. Clint is among the many healthcare leaders, consultants, architects, and construction experts delivering key insights in our 2024 State of Healthcare Construction Report. 📝: bit.ly/3DkwywO

Robins & Morton recognizes the critical role our healthcare facilities play in every community's health and wellness. We are grateful for the opportunity to have been a part of constructing more than 1,700 healthcare projects in 430 cities across the U.S. where our clients can continue to provide vital care. Thank you to all the hospitals, healthcare systems, and healthcare professionals that are supporting community health!

Our Construction Program Management team had a great time participating in a statewide golf tournament for the Alabama Community College System’s 60th Diamond Jubilee. Robins & Morton team members were part of groups in Huntsville, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile. The event celebrated community and highlighted the system's impact on Alabama through students, faculty, staff, and partnerships. We're glad we could support ACCS in celebrating this significant milestone.

Congratulations to our Miami team for being ranked No. 7 by the South Florida Business Journal on its list of top general contractors! We are excited to continue creating a lasting, positive impact in our South Florida community.

Be sure to catch Lean Practice Leader Jennifer Lacy at the 9th Dallas Hospital, Outpatient Facilities & Medical Office Buildings Summit on May 22. She'll be moderating a panel titled, "The Art of Big Healthcare Projects: Managing Scope, Schedule, Cost, Execution, Expectations & Ghosts." We look forward to seeing you there! #healthcareconstruction #healthcarefacilities

Our Mayo Clinic Patient Tower Expansion project team enjoyed welcoming UNF College of Computing, Engineering & Construction (CCEC) construction management students for a site tour of the vertical addition. Team members were also able to provide some insight on the unique aspects of this significant project. Thank you to these students for visiting our project. We look forward to seeing what you do next in the construction industry!