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The 2019-2020 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs are now available online. The newly published catalogs contain new or revised programs and courses that have reached final approval through Curriculog. Please note that the Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs are each...
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A short moratorium on starting new course and curriculum proposals will begin June 3 to allow for the transition from one catalog year to another. The moratorium will last throughout the month of June and has no effect on proposals already started...
Dear Colleagues,
Our campus has weathered the saddest day in our short history. At a time when we were looking forward to the celebrations that mark the end of term, we are instead grieving together about the loss of two students, injury to others, and emotional...
Due to the tragic event on our campus at the close of this semester, we are offering students with two options for completing their courses:
Option 1: Students may forgo taking the final exam in any course and accept their current course grade as their...
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In a recent New York Times bestseller, author Daniel H. Pink proposes that timing can make or break us and offers evidence for harnessing the power of beginnings, endings, and even mid-points. Pink’s book When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing offers some useful thinking about our approach to student success.
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The UNC Charlotte community is pleased to welcome Catrine Tudor-Locke as Dean of the College of Health and Human Services beginning August 2019. Tudor-Locke joins us from University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she is Associate Dean for Research and Administration in the School of Public Health and Health Sciences. Prior to her current appointment, Tudor-Locke served as Chair of the...
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A recent $67,000 grant from Steelcase Education’s Active Learning Center will help UNC Charlotte further advance its goals to increase active learning instruction on campus. The grant will fund a new active learning classroom in the College of Health and Human Services.
Active learning is an instruction approach that encourages student engagement, collaboration and creativity in the...
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The UNC Charlotte community is pleased to welcome Richard (Rick) Tankersley as Vice Chancellor for Research and Economic Development beginning May 1, 2019. Tankersley has been serving as the interim vice chancellor since May 2018. He also currently serves as Executive Director of the Charlotte Research Institute at UNC Charlotte and as Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education in the...
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The UNC Charlotte community is pleased to welcome Brook Muller as Dean of the College of Arts + Architecture beginning September 2019. Muller joins us from University of Oregon, where he is a professor in the Department of Architecture and director of the University of Oregon Portland Architecture Program.
Muller’s leadership experience includes...
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Roisin Hyde, a Fulbright Scholar and doctoral research student at Queen’s University Belfast, was first attracted to UNC Charlotte because of Dr. Brett Tempest’s research and involvement with the Solar Decathlon. Once on campus for her Fulbright experience, the university’s lab resources and their accessibility further impress her....
