The questions posed by the audience ranged from the Native American presence on campus to salary concerns - but the meeting was mainly focused on UNC's Master Plan and University finances.
The Master Plan is a blueprint for future campus development that was first presented by the late Chancellor Michael Hooker in 1998.
The Final Master Plan was announced to University and town officials in September and will be up for approval by the Board of Trustees in January.
Moeser began the annual Employee Forum Community Meeting noting the irony of discussing the impact of the Master Plan and the $3.1 billion higher education bond referendum in one of the University's oldest and most dilapidated buildings.
The bond, which will give the University about $500 million to repair and renovate its facilities if it passes in the November elections, was Moeser's focus for the first half hour of the meeting.
He stressed how the bond referendum's passage would help achieve his goal of making UNC the best public university in the nation.
Moeser told the audience he plans to couple the funding of an approved bond package with a major private fund-raising campaign over the next seven or eight years.
"I want to triple (the bond's funding) in terms of private support."
Moeser also discussed how some of the bond money could be put to use in funding future physical improvements on campus such as those presented in the Master Plan's blueprints.
