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Spectrum News shared the inspiring story of UNC Charlotte alumna Joyce Chung ’21, who completed her degree after assuming legal guardianship of her three siblings, following the cancer-related deaths of her parents.

Mecklenburg County and UNC Charlotte are working together with community partners to address food insecurity and food deserts in West Charlotte. WBTV reports on the urban research and community engagement.

The Charlotte Observer featured Nursing Professor Maren Coffman and Levine Scholar David Buckner and their work together to create a program that provides resources for people living with terminal breast cancer.

Charlotte Observer

Social Work professor Sonyia Richardson will participate on a virtual panel discussion about mental health equity on Sept. 24.

Sociology professor Zinobia Bennefield is quoted in a Newsweek article about mental health.

Political Science Professor John Szmer co-authors an article about why judges who are women or people of color write majority appeals court opinions that ground their reasoning more thoroughly in precedent.

Washington Post

Organizational Sciences professor Steven Rogelberg shares his thoughts on the effects of poorly run meetings.

History professor Steve Sabol shares his methods of teaching about September 11 and the Middle East.

Charlotte Observer

Lynne Conner, chair of the Theatre department, shares advice on becoming a voice actor.

Research by the Urban Institute is referenced in an article about racial divisions in public housing.

Ely Portillo of the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute participated in a panel discussion about Charlotte's real estate market.

WFAE Charlotte Talks

Political Science professor Eric Heberlig participates on the Charlotte Talks panel to discuss what a “once-in-a-generation” investment would mean for North Carolina and the country as a whole.

WFAE Charlotte Talks

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