Eric Heberlig, a faculty member in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, will be a guest on WFAE’s “Charlotte Talks” on Thursday, July 18. The program, which airs live at 9 a.m. with a rebroadcast in the evening, will focus on the current North Carolina political scene.
UNC Charlotte, in partnership with Nissan North America and Levine Properties, now provides electric vehicle charging station at UNC Charlotte Center City.
The station, which features two electrical nozzles for owners of electric vehicles, is located at Brevard and Ninth streets. The chargers are available for use by the public; they offer up to two hours of free charging.
If one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, then UNC Charlotte’s Student Union and dining services have found a way to turn food waste from 2,500-plus daily customers into a gold mine for local community farms.
During the next three weeks, 18 teachers from around the region are gathering on campus to explore all forms of writing with the goal of helping each other and their students to become better writers.
UNC Charlotte Staff Council executive officers for the 2013-14 academic year were administered oaths of office by outgoing president Vidal Dickerson Wednesday, July 10, prior to the start of a daylong retreat at the Harris Alumni Center.
Yanqing Sun, a professor of statistics in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Department of Mathematics and Statistics, recently was named a fellow of the American Statistical Association (ASA), the nation’s preeminent professional statistical society.
The College of Arts + Architecture will present the display “Sketching the Drawdown,” which will feature works on paper by art student and former Marine Rob Bates. The pieces will be exhibited Friday, July 12, through Friday, Sept. 13, in the UNC Charlotte Center City lobby and front window.
The Office of Academic Services will hold series of workshops for faculty and staff academic advisors as part of its Academic Advisor Development program.
The first workshop sessions, scheduled for 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Monday, July 15, in the Friday Building, Room 339, will focus on Banner, Niner Advisor and the basics of advising.
Brian Arreola, assistant professor of voice in the Department of Music, recently completed a successful engagement in “Champion,” a new production for the Opera Theatre of St. Louis.
Lee Gray, associate professor of architectural history, has won a 2013 Gold Award from the Trade Association Business Publications International for his regular column on elevator history in the monthly magazine “Elevator World.”
