Dear Colleagues: Having been in such frequent contact over the summer, it feels strange to be writing you an official welcome letter almost five weeks into the fall semester. Like many of you, I have a heavy heart as … Continued

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 … Continued

Earlier today, Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman sent the following letter to the UNC System Board of Governors written in response to reports of coronavirus clusters being detected among students. August 15, 2020 UNC Board of Governors Mr. Randall … Continued

  UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees Chair Richard Stevens replied to Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman’s July 21, 2020 letter to the Board of Trustees and Board of Governors. The letter from Mr. Stevens is available at this link.

Please view the webinar that Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman hosted on July 24, 2020: Community Updates for Faculty on Fall Semester  

  Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman sent the following letter to the chairs of the Board of Governors and Board of Trustees today advocating for each campus to have autonomy over its decision-making about how to handle the fall … Continued

  Update (07/24/2020): The webinar schedule is available at this link.  Chair of the Faculty Mimi Chapman is convening another community conversation for Carolina faculty on Friday, July 24 from 12-2 p.m. to discuss the latest updates on fall semester plans. … Continued

  July 20, 2020 update: The UNC System  hosted a webinar for faculty on July 16. The video of the Town Hall is available online. Requires Onyen and password login. Another password for viewing is on the webpage. UNC System … Continued

  Dear Colleagues: We are moving toward our fall semester at a moment of profound change and uncertainty. Cases of COVID-19 are rising in our state and in many states across the country. The inequities of our racialized society are … Continued