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Luther ‘Cole’ Kissam V is pushing himself to go after opportunities
A high school crush and a broken leg helped Luther “Cole” Kissam V find his passion for writing, but working through his mental health struggles set Cole on a path to be a published author, and helped him develop the growth mindset he needed after dropping out of college, twice. Cole will graduate from UNC Charlotte in December 2023 with a bachelor’s of English, but there were many times that he wasn’t sure if he would be in college at all, much less graduating with Honors.
Meet the marshals for Fall Commencement 2023
University marshal is an honor UNC Charlotte bestows on distinguished faculty members. They represent the faculty at ceremonial functions of the University, including commencement, and serve as symbols of faculty excellence and leadership in teaching, professional achievement and service to campus and community. Congratulations to this year’s University marshals Deborah Beete, M. Lyn Exum and Linda Shanock
Deborah Beete, public health sciences
After a half century, Robert Reimer bids ‘Auf Wiedersehen’ to Charlotte
Commencement can signify a beginning for faculty members much like it does for graduating students. This fall, it does so for Robert Reimer, who will retire and start a new life chapter after 53 years at UNC Charlotte as a professor of German and film studies.
Meet Chris Cameron
Chris Cameron has been a professor in the History Department for over 13 years. Learn about his education, his historical interests and advice he gives his students.
Can you describe your role at UNC Charlotte?
I teach classes in early American history, African-American history, and religious and intellectual history. I am also an active scholar who has published five books.
Where did you go to school?
Fall Commencement to celebrate 3,700-plus graduates
On Friday and Saturday, Dec. 15-16, UNC Charlotte will hold fall Commencement ceremonies for 2023 graduates in Dale F. Halton Arena.
Dance company awarded N.C. Arts Council grants
Movement Migration, the dance company founded by Associate Professor of Dance Kim Jones, received two grants from the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. The two grants, more than $20,000 combined, support both project-based work and company operations.
Getting our hands dirty for good: How UNC Charlotte keeps its zero waste stadium promise
Zero waste is an ambitious goal that challenges businesses and organizations to find ways to reuse, compost or recycle waste generated.
Do you know about the LatinX Student Union?
Did you know that UNC Charlotte has a LatinX Student Union? Learn more about its mission and purpose from Daisy Ibarra, LatinX Student Union president, and Heber Gamez, external vice president, and how you can get involved.
How did the LatinX Student Union start?
Jonathan Nyandjo named semifinalist for top soccer award
Senior forward Jonathan Nyandjo is one of the 15 men’s semifinalists for the 2023 MAC Hermann Trophy as announced by the United Soccer Coaches.
The MAC Hermann Trophy is the most prestigious individual award in college soccer and has been presented annually since 1967 to the most outstanding male and female players of the year. Voting is conducted by NCAA Division I Men’s soccer coaches.
UNC Charlotte’s education honor society chapter recognized
The Omicron Pi chapter of Kappa Delta Pi continued won a trio of awards at the honor society’s 55th convocation in St. Louis, Missouri.
Charlotte’s Omicron Pi chapter received its sixth Achieving Chapter Excellence Award from for its outstanding programming in support of the society’s mission and strategic goals.