Dear Faculty Colleagues, As we continue to grapple with the aftermath of Monday’s tragedy and prepare for a return to campus and teaching, we write today to build on communications from the Chair of the Faculty and Office of the … Read more
Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman hosted a Faculty Town Hall on April 10 that was attended by about 200 faculty and staff. Many thanks to all who participated. The recording of the event is available at this link.
Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman has called a Faculty Town Hall for Monday, April 10 from 4-5:30 p.m. It will be held in Kerr Hall Room 2001 (Eshelman School of Pharmacy) with a remote option. Faculty are encouraged to … Read more
Professor Beth Posner, UNC School of Law, has been charged by the Chancellor’s Office to provide recommendations for the future of the Carolina Women’s Center. These recommendations will be informed by the particular needs and wishes of our community as well … Read more
Professor Beth Posner, UNC School of Law, has been charged by the Chancellor’s Office to provide recommendations for the future of the Carolina Women’s Center. These recommendations will be informed by the particular needs and wishes of our community as well … Read more
The UNC System Office is offering a workshop on designing effective online courses that starts today. More information is available at this link in the Digital Learning part of the UNC System website.
The UNC System Racial Equity Task Force is holding a series of Virtual Town Halls for faculty, staff and students to share their experiences, ideas and questions about race and equity at UNC-CH and in the UNC System. Sessions began … Read more
Saturday, October 10, was World Mental Health Day. When the Faculty Council met the day before, one important agenda item was a discussion of campus well-being and mental health. Several of the invited panelists from the session offered resources during … Read more
Last updated 08/26/20 Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman is convening Community Updates for Faculty: On the Off-Ramp on Friday, August 28, 2020 from 9:30–11:30 a.m. to discuss some key campus issues now that the University has moved to online … Read more
