Charlotte is committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive campus environment as a foundation for everyone’s success. Now, students and employees have the option to update their preferred first name, personal pronouns, gender identity and other personalizations in Banner Self-Service.
Jen Ames Stuart, clinical professor of marketing and associate dean of graduate and executive programs in the Belk College of Business, has been named Charlotte’s associate vice chancellor for university communications and chief communications officer effective Jan. 1, 2022. She has served in an interim capacity in this role since July 2021.
Commencement is one of UNC Charlotte’s most cherished traditions as we recognize the completion of our graduates’ academic journeys and celebrate the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. Commencement is also a time for graduates to honor campus traditions and embrace new experiences.
Undergraduate students at Charlotte who participate in research under the guidance of faculty mentors now have the opportunity to publish and share broadly the outcomes of their work and collaborative experiences.
GivingTuesday was founded nine years ago as an effort to spark a “global generosity movement, unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world.” Charlotte philanthropists H.C. “Smoky” and Margaret Gragg Bissell certainly understand the power of giving to transform lives and cities. They have given generously to the University for many years.
A group of urban design and architecture students have transformed the basketball courts at Alexander Street Park into vibrant street murals in a partnership with the Charlotte Urban Design Center.
Nadia Anderson, associate professor of architecture and urban design, has been appointed to the newly formed Charlotte Neighborhood Equity and STabilization Commission (Charlotte’s NEST).
The U.S. Senate has confirmed UNC Charlotte alumna Sandra J. Hairston ’81 as U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of North Carolina, making history in selecting her the first Black woman to serve as the district’s top prosecutor.
The North Carolina General Assembly and Gov. Roy Cooper approved the state budget that provides a historic $134 million investment in UNC Charlotte to fund STEM education growth and capital renovations. The budget also includes raises and bonus pay for eligible faculty and staff.
When Lauren Farmer is not in class or busy studying, she is extreme couponing. Yes, you heard that right. The senior chemistry, history and sociology major and math minor pairs coupons with the store's weekly sales to save as much money as possible, while accumulating the most products.
GivingTuesday is observed on Nov. 30, and UNC Charlotte is continuing its tradition of participation this year by supporting the Jamil Niner Student Pantry and the Niner University Elementary to ensure current and future 49ers have the resources they need.
Meet Loryn Hartbarger, UNC Charlotte’s campus dietitian. Learn more about her passion for helping students become more knowledgeable about food and nutrition and her tips for healthy eating during the holiday season. Describe your role at UNC Charlotte.
