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Orbis Grille offers customer-facing compost disposal
Orbis Grille, located in PORTAL, is helping the University reduce its landfill waste by offering a compost option for dine-in customers. It is the first dining facility on campus to offer a customer-facing compost option.
Duo signups top 50 percent
Duo signups recently hit 50 percent–a key milestone as the Jan. 31 registration deadline approaches. Duo users can enjoy only having to change their NinerNET password every 365 days* (instead of every 90 or 180 days) by signing up for Duo 2-Factor Authentication.
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University welcomes new employees
UNC Charlotte welcomed the following new staff and faculty members during the Dec. 11 New Employee Orientation session:
Alumni Affairs
Carrie Clifford, coordinator of affinity networks
Kamilah King, coordinator of alumni communications
Athletics
James Ferguson, assistant athletic director for facilities
Belk College of Business
Zachary Lord, assistant director of honors programs
Part of Mary Alexander Road to close temporarily
Between Monday and Wednesday, Dec. 17-19, a portion of Mary Alexander Road will be closed to vehicular traffic. Pedestrian traffic will remain on the east side of the roadway.
This closure is a safety measure related to the removal of the steam stack in preparation for construction to begin on the new science building.
Barricades will be erected at the intersections of Mary Alexander Road and Cameron Boulevard and Mary Alexander Road and Craver Road.
Cone loading dock area to close temporarily
The Cone loading dock will be closed to vehicles and pedestrian traffic from 7 a.m., Monday, Dec. 17, through 6 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 19, to add new parking stripes and to re-stripe faded ones.
All in-house vehicles must be removed from the dock to allow for painting and drying time. All painted surfaces on asphalt or concrete should be avoided through Dec. 20.
Pedestrians should refrain for entering the loading dock on Monday to avoid paint overspray and on Tuesday and Wednesday to avoid newly painted surfaces.
Duo – a gift for most employees
Starting today, most employees* and sponsored guests who use Duo now only need to change their NinerNET password every 365 days–no more changes every 90 or 180 days. Duo adds an extra layer of security; it’s no longer necessary to change passwords as often.
Follow the sign up instructions today at go.charlotte.edu/duosignup. It becomes a requirement starting
Jan. 31, 2019.
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Brown needs shared leave
Michael Brown from Housing and Residence Life needs shared leave donations. The Benefits Office will accept donations through Dec. 19.
To contribute leave, faculty and staff should refer to the requirements and participant forms in Personnel Information Memorandum (PIM) 29 or in the literature racks outside of the Benefits Office, King Building, Room 207. For more information, email Marina LeLeux, benefits counselor, at mleleux@uncc.edu.
Institute Circle to close temporarily
Institute Circle will close for all traffic between Monday, Dec. 17, and Friday, Jan. 4, for construction on the entrance to the Charlotte Research Institute. Traffic will be directed to the J.W. Clay Boulevard entrance during this work.
Detour signage and barricades will be erected; expect heavy construction equipment and personnel in the area. As always, approach construction zones with caution.
Annual reminder about winter break energy reduction
The University will close for winter break Monday, Dec. 24, through Wednesday, Jan. 2. In accordance with the University’s energy policy, some campus buildings will not be heated above 60 degrees. Individuals should be prepared for colder than normal room temperatures.
University welcomes new employees
UNC Charlotte welcomed the following new staff and faculty members during the Nov. 27 New Employee Orientation session:
Academic Affairs
Gloria Dowell, administrative support specialist
Building and Environmental Services
Jennifer Huffman, administrative support associate
Laetitia Ntoto, building environmental technician
College of Health and Human Services
Erin Hart, social/clinical research specialist