UNC Charlotte’s student nurses are amazing! I learned this first-hand two weeks ago when my husband, Todd, was a patient on the cardiac floor at Atrium Health Cabarrus. Todd has atrial fibrillation, commonly known as AFIB, and was hospitalized to receive doses of Tikosyn, a medication to control heart rhythm, every 12 hours.
Ebba Alalaq, a senior international student majoring in finance with a concentration in real estate, has been busy preparing for Saturday’s International Festival. Learn more about her role in the festival and her experience as an intern for the Office of International Programs.
Yash Tadimalla is determined to make his mark. As a fourth year Ph.D. student in computer science and sociology, he serves as president of the Graduate & Professional Student Government. Learn why he chose UNC Charlotte, his favorite place on campus and who inspires him.
Why did you choose UNC Charlotte for graduate school?
Join the Student Alumni Association, Charlotte Athletics and the Dean of Students Office Saturday, Oct. 21 to cheer on our Charlotte 49ers against the East Carolina Pirates in Greenville, North Carolina.
Tife Olusesi ’23, student body president, is working toward a certificate in urban management and policy. Learn what he hopes to accomplish as SGA president, his three binge-worthy shows, and why you should never underestimate your capabilities.
What do you hope to accomplish this year in your role as president of the Student Government Association?
With a diverse student body, top-tier Athletics, more than 400 student clubs, 170+ academic programs and an undeniable Niner Pride from the moment you arrive, there are lots of reasons to choose Charlotte.
Dean Wright is a first-year graduate student pursuing a Master of Public Administration with a concentration in emergency management. He’s also interning for the Office of Emergency Management this summer. Learn about his experience as a student intern, his advice for 49ers pursuing work and why his parents inspired him to go into civil service.
Beginning your professional journey can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Focused on supporting you from your first day as a Niner to when you are an alum, the Career Center is your campus partner in job searching and networking.
1. Find Employers on Hire-A-Niner
Besides the perk of being on the most beautiful campus in Charlotte, students can take advantage of many opportunities. For most, all you need is your student ID number, and discounts and fun activities are at your fingertips.
Shopping with UNiDAYS and Student Beans
Fresh summer fruits, sunflower fields and daylight past 8 p.m. are all staples of North Carolina summers, but let’s face it — so are the high temperatures! To beat the heat in the city this season, check out these cool, local activities.
Right By Campus
UREC Pool
