North Carolina will have its fourth year of slow but uninterrupted economic growth in 2013, UNC Charlotte economist John Connaughton reported in his quarterly forecast for the state.
The Colvard Building opened in 1979, and its steel-frame and curtain-wall construction and many energy-saving features were considered progressive for its time. Harry Wolf of Wolf Associates designed the structure, and he won the 1980 South Atlantic Regional AIA Honor Award for his work.
The publication Business Insurance recently named Betty Coulter, director of risk management and insurance, as one of its 2012 “25 Women to Watch” in the industry.
The College of Health and Human Services will host the third annual Health Services Research Doctoral Student Symposium from 5:30 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 12, in CHHS, Room 376.
The event will include presentations by five first-year doctoral students on topics ranging from social determinants of health to access and utilization of healthcare services among underserved populations.
Ongoing growth in research activity is a fundamental goal at UNC Charlotte, in keeping with the mission to be North Carolina’s urban research university.
One of the most revered dance companies in the world – the Martha Graham Dance Company – comes to Charlotte on Friday, Jan. 18.
The UNC Charlotte College of Arts + Architecture is hosting the dance company for its first performance in the Queen City in more than 30 years. It will take place at 8 p.m. in the Knight Theater, Levine Center for the Arts.
The Advisory Committee to the Chancellor for Employee Health and Wellness (ACCEHW) will offer a new challenge to help employees whose New Year resolution includes eating smarter and exercising more. The "Biggest Winner" competition will start on Monday, Jan. 7, and this eight-week contest is designed to motivate participants to reach their weight-loss goals.
Daniel Janies, Carol Grotnes Belk Distinguished Professor of Bioinformatics and Genomics, is an invited speaker at the “Symposium Emerging Infections, Microbial Threats to Health and the Microbiome” being hosted by the National Academy of Sciences Dec. 11-12.
Sherman Burson Jr., inaugural dean of UNC Charlotte’s then-College of Arts and Sciences, first chair of the Chemistry Department and the first Charles H. Stone Professor of Chemistry, passed away on Monday, Dec. 3.
UNC Charlotte will commemorate the life, work and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a three-day celebration that includes a keynote address by award-winning writer Omar Tyree, a day of service and a film screening.
Prospective participants for UNC Charlotte’s 12th annual Gold Rush 5K Run/Walk can now register for the event, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 2. It will start at 9 a.m. at the Irwin Belk Track and Field Complex. The run/walk is part of the University’s 2013 homecoming activities.
