How do I Place an image into the center of an activated artboard in CC?

I have just upgraded to CC from CS6. In CS6, I could activate an artboard (double click it in the Artboard panel) and then Place an image, which would by default go into the center of the artboard.
With CC, it "loads" the image into the cursor which I then need to Place by clicking somewhere.
How can I get it to either behave as it did in CS6, or customize to load it into the center when I click, such as with a modifier key?
Thanks!

Hi,
With the Window > Allign panel,
You can select the option to allign to selection or to Artboard.
When you select "to Artboard" you schould be able to use the Allign option to get it centerred.
See preview bellow.
Hope this helps.

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