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A message from Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Amy Johnson.

September 20, 2024

Welcome back, Tar Heels!

Whether this is your first semester at Carolina or your last, our Carolina community is geared up and ready to support your experience on campus. Vice Chancellor Amy Johnson shares these words of encouragement for every Tar Heel to make your Heel Print at Carolina this year! Go Heels!

August 15, 2022

Enjoy the 2022 NCAA Championship Safely

Our Tar Heel Men’s Basketball team is returning to the Final Four for a record 21st time this weekend. This historic semi-final game against Duke will be played on Saturday, and the National Championship game is slated for Monday. Victories in these games will undoubtedly be cause for celebration. We care about you, and we want you…

April 1, 2022

Be Safe, Tar Heels!

As we round the corner into the second half of the semester, approaching a busy Halloween weekend and shorter days, now is a good time for a few safety reminders. Your safety and well-being are our highest priorities, and in that spirit, we share a few good resources to help you have a safe and…

October 27, 2021

Message to Carolina Families from Vice Chancellor Amy Johnson

Supporting Your UNC Student: Wellness Resources for Families

October 14, 2021

Crisis Brings You Closer

After a year, it’s easier for Amy Johnson to joke about her first week as Carolina’s vice chancellor for student affairs, a week that began with a hurricane and ended with a pivot to all-remote instruction because of the pandemic. “This is not the onboarding program that you would design for someone,” Johnson acknowledged.

September 20, 2021

COVID Prevention and Close Contact Tracing Reminders

Our expert medical advisors — all top UNC doctors in their field — continue to remind us about the strong level of protection afforded by a combination of vaccinations and masking. If you are vaccinated and diligent about wearing your mask, it is very unlikely that you will contract the virus in settings like classrooms, appointments with your faculty or academic advisors, student organization…

September 11, 2021

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