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Commissioners proclaim April 30 ‘A Day of Remembrance’
Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners declares April 30, 2020, “A Day of Remembrance” to mark the one-year anniversary of campus shooting.
Update: April 30 Remembrance Plans
UNC Charlotte is prioritizing decisions to help protect the health and safety of our 49er community.
Putney honored with Distinguished Service Award
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney ’92, the 2020 UNC Charlotte Distinguished Service Award winner, was honored Thursday for his strong leadership, listening ear and reputation as a community and relationship builder.
Chancellor Dubois to receive Most Admired CEOs Lifetime Achievement Award
Chancellor Philip L. Dubois will receive the Charlotte Business Journal’s Most Admired CEO Lifetime Achievement Award.
From the Chancellor: Results of Recovery Pulse Survey
Dear UNC Charlotte Community, In November, we asked you to complete a short survey to help us understand the effectiveness of our communications and related efforts surrounding our recovery from April 30.
Niner Nation Remembrance Commission final recommendations
Recommendations regarding a memorial, remembering April 30, and the future use of the Kennedy Building.
Message from the Chancellor: Niner Nation Remembrance Commission Final Report
Dear UNC Charlotte Community:As we begin 2020 and the second half of the academic year, I wanted to share an update on April 30 remembrance efforts and what you can expect in the weeks ahead.REMEMBRANCE COMMISSION
By the Numbers: Academics and Research Rising at UNC Charlotte
A “by the numbers” look at the remarkable rise of UNC Charlotte’s academic and research profile under the leadership of Chancellor Philip L. Dubois.
Chancellor and Lisa Lewis Dubois recognized for commitment to Charlotte
UNC Charlotte Chancellor Philip L. Dubois and First Lady Lisa Lewis Dubois were honored recently by Mayor Vi Lyles for their leadership, dedication and service to the city of Charlotte.
National award recognizes UNC Charlotte for degree completion gains
At a time when reports show that six in 10 students who enroll in a U.S. college will not have earned a degree six years later, UNC Charlotte is embracing the challenge to increase timely degree completion for enrolled students.