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

Research by Political Science professor Martha Kropf outlines the effects of ranked-choice voting.

Knowable Magazine

History professor Sonya Ramsey discussed the lasting impacts of segregation in the South.

Ph.D. student Jimmeka Anderson shares helpful tips on spotting misinformation online.

Washington Post

"Charlie Parker 101," a months-long celebration of the famous jazz musician which is being led by professor Will Campbell, was outlined by the Charlotte Observer.

Charlotte Observer

UNC Charlotte’s announcement of a record enrollment was covered by the Charlotte Business Journa

Charlotte Business Journal

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

Charlotte Observer

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

Economics professor John Connaughton provided his latest economic forecast, which was covered by various media outlets throughout North Carolina.

Tamara Williams, assistant professor of dance, worked with the Charlotte Museum of History to provide virtual content during the pandemic.

Charlotte Observer

Alumna Kelly Flannery has been named the Metro finance director for the city of Nashville.

Dena Evans, director of the School of Nursing, discusses the Health on Wheels program's mission to address the inequity of health care in underserved areas of North Carolina.

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