UNCW Renames Education Building to Honor Dr. Yousry Sayed
September 9, 2025 - 02:03
The University of North Carolina Wilmington has officially renamed its Education Building to Sayed Hall, paying tribute to Dr. Yousry Sayed and his wife, Linda Sayed. This significant change comes as a result of a historic gift from the couple, which will undoubtedly enhance educational opportunities for future students.
Dr. Sayed, a distinguished educator and leader in the field, has made substantial contributions to the university community throughout his career. His dedication to teaching and commitment to student success have left a lasting impact on countless individuals. Linda Sayed, a proud alumna of UNCW, has also been an active supporter of the university, further exemplifying the couple's deep-rooted connection to the institution.
The dedication ceremony drew attention from faculty, students, and community members, all eager to celebrate the Sayed's generosity and commitment to education. The new name, Sayed Hall, will serve as a lasting reminder of their contributions and inspire future generations of educators and learners at UNCW.
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