UNCW Signs 25th Community College Partnership Agreement
UNCW Chancellor Jose V. Sartarelli and Lenoir Community College President Rusty Hunt signed a Pathway to Excellence Guaranteed Admission Agreement on May 1.
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McNair scholars from across the state gather at UNCG
First-generation and underrepresented students from UNC Greensboro and across the state took one step closer to graduate school on Wednesday, April 10. For the second consecutive year, the University hosted the North Carolina Statewide McNair Colloquium to promote research, scholarship, mentoring, and faculty diversity at the nation’s universities.
Junior Jorden Revels awarded prestigious Udall Scholarship
UNC Pembroke junior Jorden Revels is one of 55 students selected nationwide as a 2019 Udall Scholar.
Fayetteville State University Increases Partners in $10,000 Degree Pathways Program
At a meeting of representatives from ten North Carolina Community Colleges hosted by Fayetteville State University (FSU) on Monday, April 1, Piedmont Community College became sixth partner in FSU’s $10,000 ($10 K) Degree Pathway.
Second Cohort of Cheatham-White Merit Scholars Announced
North Carolina Central University (NCCU) has selected 21 students to make up the second cohort of the incoming Cheatham-White Merit Scholars to receive the state-funded merit scholarship award.
AWIS and N.C. A&T Form Partnership to Advance Women in STEM
The Association for Women in Science (AWIS), the leading association that advocates for women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), recently formed an institutional partnership with North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.
ECSU, COA Begin a New Era of Higher Education Cooperation
Elizabeth City State University and College of the Albemarle are officially partners in education after the signing of two agreements between the institutions Thursday, March 7.
Mending Holes
The UNC System’s Strategic Plan prioritizes expanding the number of students it serves, with particular emphasis on helping more first-generation, low-income, and rural students attain some level of higher education.
Dr. Andrew Kelly
A Conversation With the UNC System’s Senior Vice President for Strategy and Policy What work does the Strategy and Policy division tackle at the UNC System Office? The simple answer to that question is that we are responsible for all things Strategic Plan related. When I started in 2016, the first order of business was …
University to offer nation’s first online master’s degree in urban education
UNC Charlotte’s Cato College of Education is launching the country’s first fully online master’s program in urban education.