Bank Of America COE Tom Scrivener Joins Charlotte’s Board Of Trustees
Tom Scrivener, chief operations executive for Bank of America, will join UNC Charlotte’s Board of Trustees. The UNC Board of
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Charlotte Chancellor Sharon L. Gaber And The BOT Establish A Board Of Visitors
UNC Charlotte has taken a significant step in enhancing its community engagement and research initiatives by establishing a Board of
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UNC Appoints Malcolm Butler To The North Carolina Teaching Fellows Commission
The UNC Board of Governors appointed Malcolm Butler, dean of the Cato College of Education, to serve on the North
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UNC System Repeals Diversity And Inclusion Policy
On May 23, 2024, the UNC System Board of Governors voted to repeal Section 300.8.5 of the UNC Policy Manual,
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UNC Charlotte Announces $60 Million Expansion of Jerry Richardson Stadium
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is set to expand Jerry Richardson Stadium in a $60 million project approved
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UNC BOG Approves New Charlotte Tuition And Fee Schedule
UNC Charlotte’s tuition will remain unchanged for resident undergraduate students for the eighth consecutive year. Additionally, fees have been adjusted
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Business Leaders Appointed To Charlotte’s Board Of Trustees
The North Carolina General Assembly has appointed John Bailey ’94 and Larry Shaheen Jr. to UNC Charlotte’s Board of Trustees.
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Report Criticizes UNC System For Institutional Racism
This report by the Special Committee on Governance, Academic FreeÂdom, and Institutional Racism in the University of North Carolina system
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PBS North Carolina Partners With The UNC System On ‘The Innovators’
PBS North Carolina, in partnership with the UNC System and the Board of Governors Committee on Historically Minority-Serving Institutions (HMSI),
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Erik Byker To Serve As Interim Associate Dean Of Charlotte’s Honors College
The UNC Charlotte Honors College has named Erik Byker interim associate dean, effective Aug. 1. Byker, a professor in the
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