Arnold K. King may be one of the few individuals to have a building named in his honor on two UNC system campuses. Ten years before UNC Charlotte dedicated the King Building for him, UNC Wilmington put King’s name on an administrative and classroom building. Such an honor is an indication of the vital role King played throughout the UNC system.
University leaders have contacted the Charlotte Department of Transportation to request a study aimed at increasing safety measures for pedestrian/vehicular traffic near the Charlotte Research Institute (CRI) entrance to campus off N. Tryon Street.
The Student Union Art Gallery will showcase works by two students in the College of Arts + Architecture’s Bachelor of Fine Arts program starting Thursday, May 23.
An opening reception for “Topologies,” which features mixed media pieces by Lauren Phillips and Erin Davis, will be at 5 p.m., May 23.
The Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation and members of the football staff are teaming up to host a women’s clinic from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, June 15, at the stadium’s McColl-Richardson Field.
The Charlotte Action Research Project (CHARP) will host a neighborhood campus forum from 5:45 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, May 29, in Cone University Center, Room 210.
According to organizers, the forum is designed to connect UNC Charlotte faculty, staff and students with research opportunities with residents of Charlotte’s low-income and minority neighborhoods.
The College of Education Office of Teacher Education, Advising, Licensure and Recruitment (TEALR) is the 2013 recipient of the Provost’s Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Academic Advising.
Mary Lynne Calhoun, dean of the College of Education, joined Stephen Ward on the May 16 installment of "The Live Wire." Calhoun, who is retiring in June, reflected on her 31-year tenure at the University.
Cindy Crusto from the Yale University School of Medicine will speak on "The Impact of Trauma on Young Vulnerable Children: Implications for a Public Health Approach to Children’s Mental Health" at 11 a.m., Friday, May 24, in the Colvard Building, Room 3120, as part of the Health Psychology Speaker Series.
Fifteen young leaders from high schools across the United States, including 12 from North Carolina, have been named Levine Scholars at UNC Charlotte. They will arrive on campus at the start of the fall 2013 semester.
UNC Charlotte economist John Connaughton will give his quarterly forecast for the North Carolina economy at a luncheon and press conference Tuesday, June 4, at UNC Charlotte Center City. Connaughton's presentation begins at noon in the auditorium.
In today’s virtual world, it’s easy to downplay the significance of place. Yet, when it comes to regional prosperity, geography matters. Income and job growth are not random; they spill over from one region to another. Being next to a prosperous region will make one’s own economy more vibrant.
The UNC Charlotte Model United Nations team recently ended the 2012-13 academic year as the most successful in the group’s history. The team earned 66 awards in the fall and spring, hosted training conferences for area high schools and colleges and attended six conferences.
