Philanthropy in the form of private support from alumni, parents and friends of the University benefits the entire campus community. To raise awareness for how philanthropy impacts current students, the Division for University Advancement is launching its “Green with Gratitude” initiative.
The Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation will host the third annual Signing Day Chalk Talk at 6 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 6, in the Barnhardt Student Activity Center.
Charlotte 49ers head football coach Brad Lambert and other members of the coaching staff will provide a breakdown of the members of the team’s 2014 signing class.
The Charlotte 49ers and Appalachian State University have entered into a contract to play football during a two-year, home-and-home series in 2018 and 2019.
Charlotte will host the first game of the series at Jerry Richardson Stadium on Sept. 8, 2018. The 49ers will travel to Appalachian State’s Kidd Brewer Stadium on Sept. 7, 2019.
Paul Wetenhall, president of Ventureprise Inc., will present “Twin Pillars: Innovation and Entrepreneurship” at 5:30 p.m., Monday, Feb. 10, in Cameron Applied Research Center, Room 101.
This talk is part of the Industrial and Technology Management Seminars sponsored by the Lee College of Engineering Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management.
Local communities can expect the number and asset size of philanthropic foundations to increase, due to the rise in health care consolidations driven by health care reform. In the past, assets of this kind may have been underused or even undocumented. A new database created by UNC Charlotte researchers can help bridge this gap.
The University Career Center will hold its Experiential Learning and Part-time Job Fair from 1 to 4 p.m., Friday, Feb. 7, in the Barnhardt Student Activity Center.
For a week, 39 students in a health communication topics course will attempt to live on $29 – the average food stamp benefit for a person in North Carolina.
Recently, more than 600 faculty and staff members received thank you notes based upon nominations from graduating seniors.
According to the Office of Academic Services, 1,643 students nominated 631 faculty and staff members as the one person at UNC Charlotte who made the most significant, positive contribution to their education. The question was part of the 2012-13 Senior Survey.
“Go Red for Women” is the American Heart Association’s national movement to increase awareness about women and heart disease. It is observed in February, which is national Heart Month.
Recent inclement weather that affected University operations prompts this reminder to faculty and staff to sign up for UNC Charlotte alerts.
The Police and Public Safety Department, through the University’s Emergency Text Message Notification Program, can disseminate an emergency text to all those who subscribe to the service.
