In November 2000, Daniel E. Little was inaugurated as the university's fifth chancellor.[36] In 2001, both the Environmental Interpretive Center and the CASL Building were opened on campus.[37] In fall of 2003, university enrollment topped 9,000 for the first time (9,022) and graduate enrollment reached 25% of total enrollment.[38] In September of that year, the university acquired the Fairlane Training Center from Ford, located across Evergreen Road from its main campus, which it renamed the Fairlane Center in February 2004.