Faculty & Staff
Faculty Profile: Mitch Eisner
Mitch Eisner is a finalist in the 2021 UNC Charlotte Award for Teaching Excellence competition. He demonstrates care and interest toward all of his students and creates an inviting classroom community where students are actively engaged and where the material is made relevant as well as challenging through a balance of cooperative teaming, independent learning […]
Faculty Profile: Kathryn Asala
Kathryn Asala takes a scholarly approach to her teaching and advocates for research-based learning processes that has helped transform the culture of teaching STEM courses at UNC Charlotte. She is a finalist in the 2021 UNC Charlotte Award for Teaching Excellence competition. Asala envisioned a community of practice for STEM faculty and she sought partners […]
Faculty Profile: Vaughn Schmutz
Students often describe Vaughn Schmutz as approachable and caring. Schmutz, who is a finalist in the 2021 Bank of America Award for Teaching Excellence competition, has honed these traits over years of teaching in an effort to create a collaborative classroom environment that empowers creative, critical sociological thinking among his students. Schmutz said, “My attentiveness […]
Back-to-School Workshops for Faculty Support Student Success in the Classroom
UNC Charlotte’s award-winning Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) has expanded its capabilities to support faculty who seek to keep pace with emerging technologies, teaching tools and learning practices. CTL now offers its most robust schedule to train new instructors and to provide seasoned faculty with the newest tools and methods for both in-person and […]
UPDATE: Planned Schedule Interruptions
As we prepare for fall, I need to bring to your attention to adjustments to the class schedule that you will need to incorporate into your syllabus planning. Chancellor Installation As part of the schedule of events associated with the installation of Chancellor Gaber, classes will be canceled on Thursday, September 23, 2021, to allow […]
2021-2022 Catalogs Now Available Online
The new 2021-2022 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs are now available online. The newly published catalogs contain new or revised programs and courses that have reached final approval through Curriculog. Please note that the Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs are each published online once per year. Curriculum proposals currently in progress and any new proposals will be […]
Career Competency Institute Recognized as a Best Faculty Program
The University Career Center (UCC) won Best Faculty Program for its Career Competency Institute project at the 2021 EY Global Career Services Summit. UCC piloted the Career Competency Institute in May 2020 with five departments from the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences to partner on the integration of career competencies into their academic courses […]
Provost Awards recognize outstanding faculty and academic units
The Provost’s Office recently held a virtual award ceremony for the 2020 award recipients. The awards recognize faculty and academic units for exemplary work in the areas of teaching and community engagement. These areas remain vital to UNC Charlotte’s mission to educating and preparing students for chosen careers and to address community needs in the […]
University Career Center Awarded for Integration of Career Competencies
The University Career Center (UCC) was recently awarded for its endeavor to ensure our graduates are equipped with the top career competencies employers seek, regardless of profession. The Southern Association of College and Employers presented UCC with the Imaginative Spirit Award for the innovative programs implemented over the past couple of years to improve competency […]
Kirby Appointed Associate Provost of Enrollment Management
Claire Kirby has been appointed the new Associate Provost of Enrollment Management at UNC Charlotte. Kirby joined UNC Charlotte in April 2005 and has been the Director of Admissions since August 2012. Kirby led UNC Charlotte’s Undergraduate Admissions team to achieve 26% growth in new freshmen and 10% growth in new transfer students over the […]