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Chip Pate launched Pate & Associates after several years at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he directed executive programs for college leaders and served as publicist for several university offices.
In Chapel Hill, he earned the Ph.D. with a minor in philosophy and a specialization in higher education marketing. He also holds a B.A. in Journalism, also from UNC, one of America's most prestigious journalism schools, and an M.A. in sports administration.
For almost a decade, he has been a regular contributor to The Sanford (N.C.) Herald, writing and designing two award-winning annual publications: the Industrial Edition and Lee County Living magazine.
His work includes magazines, brochures, web sites, display ads and software manuals, and he has managed public information for several organizations. His work has won more than a dozen awards from groups including the North Carolina Press Association, Inland Press Association and North Carolina Society of Historians.
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Brick Pillars
Unusual brick pillars were incorporated into the Lee County Courthouse on Horner Boulevard in Sanford. The area began as North Carolina's western frontier, but slowly developed into a thriving commercial center after two crossing railroad lines attracted those searching for opportunity. The photo is one of many by Chip Pate used in community publications throughout Lee County.
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