Richard Lambert, professor of educational leadership in the Cato College of Education, is the 2019 recipient of the Harshini V. de Silva Graduate Mentor Award. He was honored at a special ceremony Wednesday, March 13, at the Harris Alumni...
Bernadette T. Donovan-Merkert, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Dept. of Chemistry, provided a tour of the Burson Building Mar. 13 to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper. One of UNC Charlotte’s top...
According to the Student Assistance and Support Services (SASS) Office in the Division of Student Affairs, some UNC Charlotte...
Cato College of Education is recently announced the launch of the country’s first fully online master’s program in urban education.
The 33-hour M.Ed. in Urban Education is designed to prepare educators and professionals deliver high-quality, culturally relevant instruction and services for students in increasingly diverse, urban school systems and communities across the...
The Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) recently released its annual International Graduate Admissions Survey report, revealing a second consecutive year of decline in international graduate applications in the U.S.
Nationally, the 240 colleges and universities participating in the survey had a 4% decline in international graduate applications, and a 1% decline in first-time enrollment...
The Graduate School is seeking nominations through March 15 for the new Thomas L. Reynolds Leadership Award honoring excellence in graduate program administration.
Students in UNC Charlotte's Master of Urban Design (MUD) program teamed with seventh-graders from Piedmont Open IB Middle School to create the "10th Street Tiny Park" project in Charlotte recently.
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Erin Vinoski Thomas, Ph.D., Public Health Sciences, received the National Association of County and City Health Departments’ (NACCHO) 2018-19 Health and Disability Fellowship, affording the opportunity to work with public health agencies nationwide.
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The Office of Naval Research and Development has awarded UNC Charlotte a $750,000 grant to help attract and support military veterans in enrolled in STEM disciplines at the graduate level. The program emphasizes mechanical engineering. The three-year program builds on the success of a similar program that ran from 2014-17.
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