Green Dot violence prevention strategy surpasses 900 participants in first months on campus
Chelsey Walker was the driving force behind getting the Green Dot violence prevention strategy program onto the Charlotte campus. By the end of October, 855 students and 57 faculty and staff have undergone the bystander intervention training to help make a safer campus.
An Open Letter from Dr. Mari Ross, Associate Vice Chancellor for Health and Wellbeing, and Dr. Christine Reed Davis, Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students
Your mental and emotional well-being is important to all of us. Read the open letter from Student Affairs regarding campus mental health and wellness resources emailed earlier this week to all UNC Charlotte students. Find support services to help navigate stress, anxiety, and overall wellness or to
Nominations open for Who's Who Among Students at UNC Charlotte
Leadership & Community Engagement (LCE) requests your assistance in identifying outstanding seniors for the Who's Who Among Students at UNC Charlotte honor.
Inaugural capacity-building cohort to support students’ basic needs
UNC Charlotte joins 27 higher education institutions across the country to help launch the first #RealCollege Institutional Capacity-Building Cohort (ICBC), a program by The Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice to assist colleges and universities in retaining students who need food and ho
Student Conduct & Academic Integrity Changes Name to Student Accountability & Conflict Resolution
The team in Student Conduct & Academic Integrity is announcing a name change for their office; which corresponds with the office’s new three-year strategic plan. The new name is Student Accountability & Conflict Resolution.
Fall Gold Rush begins
Gold Rush runs through Sunday, Aug. 29 and features more than 60 events.
UNC Charlotte receives grant to develop suicide prevention programs
UNC Charlotte will soon be able to build sustainable trauma-focused, resilience-oriented campus suicide prevention policies, programs and networks thanks to the three-year Garrett Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Year One Launch kicks off to welcome new, second-year and transfer students to campus
The countdown to Gold Rush starts with Year One Launch! Through Aug. 20, new, second-year and transfer students will be welcomed to campus with a schedule of events tailored to their unique needs as new students.
Assistant director for financial literacy named Educator of the Year as part of 2021 Excellence In Financial Literacy Education (EIFLE) Awards
Dr. Brad Yeckley, assistant director for financial literacy, was named Educator of the Year as part of 2021 Excellence In Financial Literacy Education (EIFLE) Award.