The exhibit “Illustrio(us),” which features work by graduating seniors in the College of Arts + Architecture’s Department of Art + Art History is on display in the Student Union Art Gallery through Thursday, April 24.
A public reception for the exhibit will be at 5 p.m., Tuesday, April 15.
Capital Cities, with special guest Scavenger Hunt, will perform Sunday, April 13, in Halton Arena. Doors open at 7 p.m. This concert is now free for UNC Charlotte students.
The Office of International Programs and the Office of Education Abroad are sponsoring the fifth annual Study Abroad Photo Exhibit, which will be displayed Monday, April 28, through Friday, May 9, in the Student Union Art Gallery.
Organizers for a recent National Walking Day event on campus characterized the turnout as great and have set a goal to start weekly walking groups for employees based upon the high participation.
Open presentations by two candidates for the position of director of financial aid have been scheduled.
The candidates, Bruce Blackmon and Jane Hojan-Clark, will speak on the topic “The Use of Technology in Financial Aid.” Blackmon’s talk is at 10:30 a.m., Friday, April 11; Hojan-Clark will speak at 10:30 a.m., Monday, April 14. Both sessions will be in Reese Building, Room 524.
Members of the campus community voted on the top three recipes and a fan favorite at the recent sixth annual Staff Council Chili Cook-off.
Jeremi Watkins, assistant director of student financial aid, placed first in the competition; he won a $75 gift card. This was Watkin’s second consecutive victory in the annual event.
Members of the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Information Technology were on campus recently to study issues related to technology in state government and important trends in the technology sector.
The Lee College of Engineering’s Materials Characterization Lab is now in the Cameron Applied Research Center. The facility provides faculty and student researchers with analysis of advanced materials, as well as sampling services, training, shared instrument usage and expertise at an affordable cost.
The Charlotte Venture Challenge (CVC) will showcase 39 finalists selected from more than 100 startup competitors located throughout the Southeastern United States. These contenders will be introduced to investors, corporate executives and the business community at the CVC finals, Thursday, May 1.
UNC Online, the website for everything online in the system, is observing Learning Technologies Week Monday, April 7, through Friday, April 11.
During this week, UNC Online will offer 14 webinars on topics of broad interest to faculty, administrators and instructional designers and technologists.
