Important Academic Affairs Updates, Day of Remembrance

April 29, 2024
Categories: Niner Insider

leading in literacy

Teacher in a classroom

With a transformational $23 million endowment headed its way, the Cato College of Education, the state’s top-rated preparer of reading educators, continues to address real challenges to ensure a literate future.

FACULTY & STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS​

  • Find helpful information about submitting final grades, along with other important updates in this week’s Academic Affairs Weekly News Digest.
  • Day of Remembrance: The University will honor the lives of Reed Parlier and Riley Howell and recognize the strength of our survivors at 8:30 a.m., tomorrow, Tuesday, April 30, with a wreath laying and bell ringing at the memorial.
  • Yvette M. Huet is now the executive director for the Center for ADVANCing Faculty Success.
  • Reminder: SHRA supervisor appraisals are due tomorrow, Tuesday, April 30.
  • May is almost here! Sharpen your skills by learning more about Zoom phone, Google Workspace, Google Storage and more; register now for May OneIT training sessions.
  • All Kaltura videos in Canvas are going away Wednesday, May 15. Act now to ensure videos you want to keep are migrated to your Canvas Studio Library. Click here if you need to migrate videos manually.

ONLY AT CHARLOTTE

Tomekia Reed

Tomekia Reed has been named the ninth women’s basketball head coach for the Charlotte 49ers. Learn more about Reed by attending today’s press conference, 2 p.m., Halton Arena.

ATTENTION FACULTY

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Review important Academic Affairs updates.

TRIVIA RESULTS

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Donating blood is not eligible for community service leave. You can seek supervisor approval for reasonable time off for “Other Management Approved Leave” to have that time covered.

DID YOU KNOW?

Career Center clothes closet

The University Career Center operates a professional clothing closet where students can select professional attire needed for an interview, career fair, networking event or everyday work. Students can visit the closet during drop-in hours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.

STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • Graduation pictures needed: We want to celebrate with you by sharing your success and accomplishments. Submit a photo of you in (or with) your cap and gown, and you could be featured in this year’s Commencement pre-show.
  • Reminder: The use of confetti is discouraged on campus when taking photos. Leaving confetti behind is littering and causes stress on our environment and our staff. We encourage you to celebrate. You’ve earned it; please just be mindful.
  • Apply to join the Student Union Advisory Board for the 2024-25 academic year. The board determines the role of the Popp Martin Student Union in the life of the campus and how the building is operated.
  • The Healthy 49ers wellness app is a resource for students. Use the app to set and track health and well-being goals, specifically for sleep, stress management, nutrition, movement/exercise and connection. The app is available on the App Store and Google Play.
  • Registration for new student organizations is now available. Information and the steps to start a new student organization can be found on the student organizations website.

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Peonies on campus

Bart Davis, landscape specialist in facilities management, submitted this photo of the beautiful peonies at the Remembrance Memorial. Submit your campus photo to ninerinsider@charlotte.edu.

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National Volunteer Week began in 1974 when President Richard Nixon signed an executive order.

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