According to Emily Saldana Angeles, president of the Latin American Student Organization, the organization was founded “to promote educational and cultural exchange in all matters related to Latin America and the Caribbean.”
The University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion has launched a set of online courses — Vector Solutions’ Diversity and Inclusion Courses — to provide all faculty, staff and students the opportunity to build their skills in the area of diversity, equity and inclusion. Participation is voluntary.
The University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion will launch a set of online courses — Vector Solutions’ Diversity and Inclusion Courses — to provide all faculty, staff and students the opportunity to build their skills in the area of diversity, equity and inclusion. Participation is voluntary.
Groups across the country are joining in recognition of National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month and bringing awareness to the unique struggles that racial and ethnic minority communities face regarding mental illness.
Two UNC Charlotte students, Abena Atiemo and Melinda Erickson, have been named the inaugural recipients of the UNC Charlotte Alumni Association Scholarship for Social Justice.
As the inaugural recipient of the Gregory Mixon-Sonya Ramsey Black Lives Matter Scholarship, Candace Silver continues to grow her understanding and appreciation for a broader view that includes the contributions and struggles of Black people throughout history.
Cheryl Waites Spellman: “Dedicated groups on campus and throughout the greater community work to educate, uplift and serve LGBTQ+ members of the student body, faculty and staff, providing resources they need to succeed academically, professionally and in every aspect of their lives.”
Army ROTC battalion commander. Psychology major. Niner guide. S.A.F.E. mentor. Class of 2021 graduate. UNC Charlotte senior Roxana Pozos wears many hats.
