Dr. Anthony Charles, the director of global surgery at the Institute of Global Health and Infectious Diseases at the UNC School of Medicine, is focused on improving surgical quality in low and medium-income countries.
UNC-CH and NCCU's schools of business co-hosted the"Sustaining the Momentum of Anti-Racism in Business" symposium Friday. The event highlighted conversations about the people of color experience in the workplace.
In UNC's Faculty Advisory Committee meeting held on Thursday, the committee discussed plans for the fall 2021 semester, the current state of COVID-19 vaccine distribution efforts and the appointment of Jill Moore as the new secretary of the faculty for the committee.
This restructure will focus on creating new roles and cabinets designed to make Student Government more accessible and efficient for students.
Members of the American Indian Center share how a lack of financial support from the University has impacted the center's ability to fulfill its purpose on campus — supporting American Indian students at UNC.
"If you genuinely seek change in your community, you have to be willing to step out of your comfort zone," Troy said.
"It was an attack on all of us; it was an attack on our space and our campus," UNC Police Chief David Perry said, referring to the recent vandalism of the Campus Y.
"Moving Forward On...'' is the continuation of the series from the fall semester, "Structures of Inequality: A Focused Look at Systemic Racism," which was designed to bring awareness to aspects of the University community that have been deeply hurt by racism.
UNC and North Carolina Central co-hosted a virtual symposium to discuss racism in business and how to address it.
Screenshot from "Structures of Inequality: A Focused Look at Systemic Racism," a discussion series about structural inequality held by the Honors Carolina program and Phi Beta Kappa Society on Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021.
