Anita West Moss, 74, professor of English, died Wednesday, April 11. A memorial service is scheduled for 2 p.m., Sunday, April 15, in Fretwell Building, Room 100.
Moss joined UNC Charlotte's Department of English in 1972 as a lecturer. She took a leave from the University during the 1976-77 academic year to complete a doctorate in English from Indiana University.
On Friday, April 13, work continues on installation of speed tables on Cameron Boulevard, starting at 7 a.m. Expect traffic delays and lane closures near Wallis Hall and the UNC Charlotte Main Station.
Exercise caution when approaching construction zones, and watch for flaggers to assist with traffic flow.
The annual UNC Charlotte Memorial Service will be at 7 p.m., Thursday, April 26, at the Harris Alumni Center at Johnson Glen.
This service is held in remembrance of students, faculty and staff who have died within the last year (April 2017 to March 2018).
National Volunteer Week is April 16-20 and UNC Charlotte employees have numerous opportunities to join colleagues in a variety of organized service opportunities throughout the week.
Phil Jones, associate vice chancellor for the Facilities Management Department, recently received the prestigious Frank B. Turner Award at the 37th annual State Construction Conference.
On Friday, April 6, work to install speed tables on Cameron Boulevard will begin at 7 a.m. Expect traffic delays and lane closures near Wallis Hall and the UNC Charlotte Main Station.
Exercise caution when approaching construction zones, and watch for flaggers to assist with traffic flow.
UNC Charlotte welcomed the following new staff and faculty members during the April 3-4 New Employee Orientation session:
Academic Affairs
Tangie Betterson, business services coordinator
Belk College of Business
Meagan Glasco, assistant director of professional development
Joshua Peterson, university program specialist
The U.S. Congress recently passed the REAL ID Act, which requires states to issue a form of identification with higher security standards.
North Carolina, along with many other states, is incorporating the concept into state-issued driver licenses. REAL ID licenses will be marked with a gold star, while regular licenses will carry a “not for federal identification” disclaimer.
The College of Health and Human Services still has the highest response rate for the COACHE survey at 56 percent with a completion rate of 51 percent.
Overall, the University has a 38 percent response rate by faculty members; the goal is to attain a 50 percent response rate. The current completion rate is 32 percent
