In the Media
Chancellor Gaber featured by Capital Analytics Associates
Source: Capital Analytics Associates Sharon Gaber, chancellor of UNC Charlotte, discussed the impact of gaining R1 research status, why philanthropic endeavors have been a cornerstone of the University’s values, and how it has established key partnerships that foster practical experience and job readiness for students. Read the story at https://capitalanalyticsassociates.com/spotlight-on-sharon-gaber-chancellor-unc-charlotte/.
Lisa Rasmussen provided comment for ‘U of Maryland President Accused of Plagiarism’
Source: Inside Higher Ed Lisa Rasmussen, a philosophy professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and editor in chief of the journal Accountability in Research, noted that the allegations against Pines are complicated by the fact that he wrote the piece with a co-author. She said by email that the literature is full of […]
Chris Gonyar interviewed for ‘UNC Charlotte requires course on what to do if there are threats’
Source: WSOC “If you’re safe today, it doesn’t necessarily mean you will be safe tomorrow,” said Chris Gonyar, the interim vice chancellor for safety and security. “Realize it’s not fun, it’s scary. It’s not something that people want to talk about, but it’s the reality of the society we live in right now.” Read the […]
Grab your ruby slippers, the land of Oz is coming to Charlotte for a four-day festival
Source: WFAE Listen to the discussion at https://www.wfae.org/show/charlotte-talks-with-mike-collins/2024-09-18/grab-your-ruby-slippers-the-land-of-oz-is-coming-to-charlotte-for-a-four-day-festival
Meghan Davenport participated in the discussion ‘Most people retire at some point, but how do you know when the time is right?’
Source: WFAE Listen to the program at https://www.wfae.org/show/charlotte-talks-with-mike-collins/2024-08-31/most-people-retire-at-some-point-but-how-do-you-know-when-the-time-is-right
Bruce Blackmon interviewed for ‘FAFSA delays leaving students in a bind when picking what college they can afford’
Source: WCNC Bruce Blackmon, director of financial aid at UNC Charlotte said this year’s mess is unprecedented. “This has been the most challenging year I’ve ever seen both from student-parent perspective as well as from an administration perspective on the part of the school,” said Blackmon. Read the article at https://www.wcnc.com/article/money/fafsa-delays-students-picking-college-afford/275-70ce3463-5772-4231-b450-da8f2563250b
Claire Kirby provided comments for ‘UNC Charlotte sees a shift: More students and more from outside Mecklenburg County’
Source: AOL The shift has led to a more geographically diverse university, said Claire Kirby, associate provost for enrollment management at UNC Charlotte. It also leads to a livelier campus, as a smaller percentage of students have the option of living at home and commuting. “The more diverse the student population in terms of where […]
Makena Stewart ’16 Ed.D. featured by NC State College of Education
Source: NC State ‘It Is important to allow space for students to see how they contribute to the learning process,’ said Stewart, who is joining the NC State College of Education faculty. Read the story at https://ced.ncsu.edu/news/2024/08/14/makena-stewart-it-is-important-to-allow-space-for-students-to-see-how-they-contribute-to-the-learning-process/
Charlotte AD Mike Hill talks athletics success, NIL, stadium upgrades
Source: Sports Business Journal Read the story at https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2024/08/26/unc-charlotte-mike-hill
Michelle Zuñiga participated in a discussion on how transportation investment is key to improving upward mobility in Charlotte
Source: Axios Charlotte Charlotte needs safe and reliable transit options that are available for all users, but especially the city’s most vulnerable population, according to Zuñiga. Read the story at https://www.axios.com/local/charlotte/2024/08/23/transportation-investment-improving-economic-mobility-charlotte.