Summer 2022 internships, most admired CEO list features six 49er alumni and fall 2022 admissions deadline

Thursday, August 4, 2022

Summer 2022 internships: What did students learn?

Summer 2022 internships: What did students learn?

From nonprofits to investment firms, Business Niners spent the summer applying skills learned in the classroom and gaining real-world experience.

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NEWS


    YOUR DAILY NEED TO KNOW: FACULTY & STAFF


    YOUR DAILY NEED TO KNOW: STUDENTS 

    • Still not registered for fall classes? Don't miss out. Connect today for advising and help building your schedule. 
    • BrightSmile for Students is a new dental insurance plan offering coverage and convenience designed especially for college students. Enrollment is underway through Friday, Sept. 30, for Charlotte students (and their spouses and dependents) who are seeking an option for affordable dental care.
    • Students with unused Declining Balance funds from fall 2021, spring 2022 or summer meal plans may use those funds until Aug. 10, 2022. To check your fund balance, log in to eAccounts. If you wish to make a donation of unused Declining Balance to a student experiencing food insecurity, you may do so through the Niner Diners Mobile App. Select "49er Gives" and the amount you would like to donate.

    ​OUR POINTS OF PRIDE

    Most admired CEO list features six 49er alumni

    Most admired CEO list features six 49er alumni

    The Charlotte Business Journal’s sixth annual Most Admired CEO list highlights top leaders in the region in categories for commercial real estate; education; engineers, architects and contractors; financial services; hospitality; health and wellness; government, civic business and advocacy; nonprofits; professional services — accounting and consulting; professional services — advertising and marketing; residential real estate; retail; and technology. This year’s list includes six Charlotte alums.


    MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS

    Lisa Slattery Walker, associate provost for undergraduate education and dean of University College, commented in a story about how institutions are making an effort to engage students after a year or more of online learning.

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    John Connaughton, professor of economics, participated in a panel discussion on where the economy is headed and the impact of a possible recession.

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    EVENTS

    • 8/28: The Over the Counter Improv workshop is designed to help folks develop quick-thinking skills, creativity, confidence, empathy and humor. The program delves into the science behind a lot of the exercises to help people strengthen the neural connections in the brain and understand what is happening in their mind during class.

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