Betty Coulter, director of risk management and insurance in the Department of Risk Management, Safety and Security, is the subject of the cover story of the May/June edition of Public Risk magazine.
The North Carolina economy will grow modestly in 2013 after a relatively flat performance in 2012, but the state is positioned for stronger growth in 2014, reported UNC Charlotte economist John Connaughton in his quarterly forecast for the state.
The Human Resources Department’s leadership development team is accepting intent to enroll forms for “The Leadership Experience,” a new, exciting developmental opportunity for LEAD graduates who supervise one or more direct reports.
Rock out this summer with the Campus Activities Board (CAB) as it sponsors “ROCKIN' the Rotunda,” a series of acoustic lunchtime concerts, which will take place in the Student Union Rotunda at noon. Brandon Kirkley, a 49er favorite, will kick off the series on Monday, June 10. Additional artists this summer include the Wilhelm Brothers and the Square Roots Duo.
For the third consecutive summer, the University’s Infrastructure, Design, Environment and Sustainability (IDEAS) Center will hold raffles to encourage faculty and staff members to reduce pollution on Air Quality Action Days. &nbs
During Saturday’s Great Gold Rush Auction, four football players emerged from behind a screen to reveal the combination of uniforms for the University’s inaugural season this fall.
Bill Brandon, professor of political science and Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy, was a guest on WFAE’s “Charlotte Talks” on Tuesday, June 4. He participated in a discussion of Medicaid reform that included Gov. McCrory’s proposed recommendations for an overhaul.
The Charlotte 49ers football team will be "marching" toward the end zone to the beat of its own drums this fall. While the football program won't initially feature a full marching band, thanks to generous gifts from alumni, UNC Charlotte will debut the 49er drum line, a battery of percussion players who will take to McColl-Richardson Field to help keep the Niner Nation pumped up.
The switch has been flipped, and the Information and Technology Services (ITS) network services team is extending Wi-Fi coverage within nearly 60 non-residential buildings on campus.
