Monthly Archives: November 2022

As dean of The Graduate School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, I am grateful to Provost Chris Clemens, to Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz, to the Board of Trustees, to the University’s Faculty Council and to Theodore Nollert, … Read more

Higher stipends for graduate students announced at Faculty Council Calling it a “miracle of cooperation,” Provost Chris Clemens said the proposed one-time increase would be the biggest in University history. In good news for graduate students, Provost Chris Clemens announced his … Read more

Together on the set of a TV talk show, CPA Artists-in-Residence David Neumann and Marcella Murray perform a masterfully layered staged conversation by mixing parts of Charlie Rose’s 2000 interview with Octavia Butler with excerpts of their own years-long dialogue … Read more

CUAB’s November Events Check out CUAB’s remaining November events! Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Screening at Varsity Theatre CUAB has rented out the Varsity Theatre to screen the new Black Panther Movie on opening night November 11th and November 17th. We reserved … Read more

As the semester comes to an end, make sure to prioritize your mental health. Check out a few upcoming events below.  Carolina Mental Health Seminar: Understanding Emotions and How to Talk About Them Wednesday 11/16 noon – 1:30 pm, Zoom … Read more

Carolina United seeks to enhance the learning of identity, intergroup dialogue, and social justice amongst UNC students. Through a 3-day retreat in January, students will have an immersive opportunity to engage in dialogue, leadership development, and establish an action plan … Read more

Interested in getting involved in GPSG? Check out the Executive Board’s open external appointments. Apply for these positions here. GPSG oversees the appointment of graduate and professional students to committees across campus. Most external appointments require a time commitment of 1-2 hours a month, … Read more

Join the Science Policy & Advocacy Group, ESE on November 15th from 12:45pm-2pm in Medical Biomolecular Research Building G-202 for a discussion to address how environmental justice can/should play a role in policy-making and science. Our panelists include: NC Dept. of Environmental … Read more

Stop by the University Surplus Store (846 Estes Dr. Ext.)! University Surplus takes any campus item that a department has outgrown or no longer uses and sells the usable merchandise to other campus departments, students, and to the public. Through … Read more

Accessibility Resources & Service are in the midst of planning for what we anticipate to be our largest final exam period with ARS yet! Tied to that is our need to hire proctors to assist our efforts in administering these … Read more