Information technology (IT) is more prevalent than ever, and its management is critical to the University’s mission. To get a handle on all things IT, UNC Charlotte is doing what relatively few institutions have done – a complete analysis of all information technology resources on campus.
UNC Charlotte acknowledges the 100th birthday of Martha Colvard, wife of the University’s first chancellor, Dean Colvard. She celebrated this milestone on Tuesday, April 23.
The fourth annual Study Abroad Student Photo Exhibit will be displayed on the second floor rotunda of the Student Union from Monday, April 29, through Saturday, May 11.
The Department of Communication Studies will sponsor “How to Get a Job You Love,” a panel discussion featuring five University alumni, at 12:30 p.m., Thursday, April 25, in the Cone University Center, Room 208.
Somewhere between the huge crowd and the great plays, the true value of the Charlotte 49ers football spring game lives.
Maybe you loved the camaraderie. Maybe you loved the football. Maybe you just loved the brilliant sunshine.
There was tailgating and 49er pride, there were cheers and chants and there was plenty of green.
In an effort to fund the first student-led endowment in the University’s history, the Association of Nursing Students (ANS) is roughly $2,000 from their goal of establishing a $25,000 scholarship endowment in memory of classmate Ashley Lutz.
Watch a rebroadcast of the April 18 installment of "The Live Wire," featuring Richard McDevitt, director of marketing in the Office of University Communications, speaking with Johnna Watson, associate dean of the Graduate School, about "Even Higher Education," the recent marketing campaign for the school.
On Wednesday, April 24, the Multicultural Resource Center will sponsor “Countdown to AIDS Walk” from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Student Union to signup individuals to participate in Charlotte’s annual AIDS Walk on Saturday, May 5.
The April 24 awareness event will include music and entertainment, along with interactive HIV educational displays and presentations.
Jonathan Walz, assistant professor of anthropology at Rollins College, will speak on “Africa and the Indian Ocean: A Critical (Re)View and New Archaeological Perspective from Northeastern Tanzania” at 5 p.m., Monday, April 22, in the Denny Building, Room 200. This talk is part of the 2013 Spring Colloquium on African Civilization sponsored by the Africana Studies Department.
