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Message from Vice Chancellor Amy Johnson
Check out this special message to students from the Vice Chancellor to kick off the semester!
Back to School at Carolina
This week, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will welcome to campus approximately 4,650 first-year students, 925 transfer students and thousands of returning second-year students who are embarking on an in-person Carolina experience for the first time in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Scheduled Events From New Student Convocation to FallFest, students, faculty and staff…
Bates appointed New Executive Director of University Career Services
After completing a national search, UNC Student Affairs is pleased to announce that Tierney Bates, PhD has accepted the Executive Director position with University Career Services.
Diversity Spotlight: Bobby Kunstman
Miami is about a diverse community as one might find in the United States. A true melting pot of cultures, religions, and backgrounds, the vibrant city allowed Bobby Kunstman, director of Student Life and Leadership at Carolina, the freedom to flourish throughout his early years. Identifying as Black, Cuban, biracial and gay, he felt fortunate…
Message from Vice Chancellor Amy Johnson
We can’t wait to welcome you to campus this fall! Whether you are returning to campus or experiencing UNC-Chapel Hill in person for the first time, I wanted to highlight a few essential updates for new and returning students. Get vaccinated and report your vaccination status. If you have not gotten your COVID-19 vaccination, you still have time to join the 24,000+ Carolina students who report they are vaccinated. It is important that you get your vaccination as quickly as possible to…
A Message from the Senior Prevention Strategy Officer
I’m excited to be back at Carolina in the role of the Senior Prevention Strategy Officer, a role developed as part of the Chancellor’s financial and institutional commitment to sexual assault prevention, intervention and support. Although the violence prevention team will start out small, w
